The Las Vegas Sun says
Charlotte Richards has owned the Little White Wedding Chapel, 1301 Las Vegas Blvd. S., for 50 years. Her mother, 86-year-old Rhoda Jones, plays piano and organ during ceremonies in the main chapel.
Charlotte estimated her chapel would marry more than 120 couples on Valentine’s Day a typical number for the holiday, she said.
“Las Vegas is not the city of sin -- it’s the city of love and romance,” Charlotte said. “I want to be instrumental in changing that.”
For $40, couples can get hitched.The chapel’s ceremonies are short, only about 12 to 15 minutes, they are the start of something big and long-lasting, Richards said. Eighteen couples signed up for spots to get married at midnight on Valentine’s Day, she said.
Charlottes mum Organist Rhoda Jones, 86, plays during a wedding ceremony on Valentine's Day 2010 at the Little White Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas has been playing for 20 years at her daughter's chapel.
Couples go to get married in Las Vegas because there is no wait and not so expensive and are always fun,Los Angelescouple Stephanie Van, 30, and Matt Do, 29, both of rode up to the chapel’s “tunnel of love” on Sunday, not in a car, but on matching bikes, wearing almost-matching sneakers. Her shoes were pink; his were blue.The couple will have a larger wedding Nov. 13 in Los Angeles, they got tired of waiting, and came to Las Vegas on a whim.
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