Las Vegas at night has a magic all its own—neon lights buzzing, the Strip alive, and that thrill that you’re doing something unforgettable. This late-night elopement at A Little White Wedding Chapel on 35mm film is exactly why I love photographing weddings here.
We kicked things off under the chapel’s glowing neon signs. A Little White Wedding Chapel is an iconic Las Vegas elopement spot, and at night it feels even more electric. The Tunnel of Love drive-thru, the flashing hearts, the hum of the Strip—it’s classic Vegas romance. Shooting on Kodak Portra 400 meant all those neon colors popped beautifully. I also brought along a fisheye lens for some fun, wide shots that gave their photos that playful, retro Vegas energy.
After their vows and some casual shots outside the chapel, we took a Rolls Royce (Royal Rides, LLC) back to the Encore hotel, where we finished the grand celebration.
Their Encore suite was the perfect after-party setting. They popped a bottle of champagne, jumped on the bed in full wedding attire, and even cut into a little cake right there in the room. No formal reception, no stress—just pure joy and laughter. Those hotel-room moments are some of my favorites to capture because they’re relaxed and real. The film grain and warm tones made everything feel even more nostalgic and intimate.
A few favorite moments:
If you’re dreaming about your own Las Vegas elopement, here are some tips:
Shooting on film makes these nights even more special. It slows everything down and makes every photo feel like a little piece of art.
Planning a Vegas elopement at A Little White Wedding Chapel or anywhere on the Strip? I’d love to help you capture it all on 35mm film. Hit me up via my contacty form or email erin@erinrobertsphotography.com and let’s create something unforgettable.
Chapel: A Little White Wedding Chapel (https://www.alittlewhitechapel.com/)
Rolls Royce (Royal Rides, LLC)
Encore: Encore Reservation
Super8 shot by my husband, Jason
