Las Vegas has been entertaining tourists and hosting weddings amid the coronavirus pandemic. Chapel of the Flowers has created the “Safe and Clean Program” as a response to perform ceremonies safely and do its part to combat the virus. This program pairs the company’s COVID safety procedures with a robust cleaning routine that reflects the standard precautions outlined by the CDC using EPA/FDA approved cleaning supplies that kill the coronavirus, personal protective equipment (PPE), and safety equipment. Our iconic Las Vegas wedding chapel is dedicated to giving couples a memorable celebration with the peace of mind that the Chapel is doing their part to keep customers and employees safe.
Safe and Clean Program
Since 1960, Chapel of the Flowers has been devoted to providing exceptional services for couples that desire ceremonies & receptions in Las Vegas. With the current situation of the coronavirus outbreak, the Chapel has enhanced its cleaning procedures for couples and employees to ensure a safe environment while on property.
Safety Precautions for Weddings
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- Cleaning Procedures (Updated 7/28/2021) Click to Read Details
- Safety Measures for Weddings and Guests (Updated 7/28/2021) Click to Read Details
- Safety Protocol for Employees (Updated 7/28/2021) Click to Read Details
- Tourism and Travel Information (Updated 11/17/2021) Click to Read Details
* Please Note: safety precautions are subject to change at any time, as the CDC guidelines are continually changing. Chapel of the Flowers is committed to following the most current guidelines outlined by the CDC.
Cleaning Procedures
(Updated 7/28/2021)
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Chapel of the Flowers has kicked its normal cleaning routine into high gear. Using the latest cleaning technology, the Chapel is using top-of-the-line cleaning materials approved by the FDA and EPA to ensure we are staying clean.
- All highly trafficked areas and surfaces on the Chapel’s property and limousines are being treated with an antimicrobial protectant spray to prevent the spread of viruses and germs. The Bio-Spear Antimicrobial Spray is non-toxic, and will not damage clothing or irritate the skin.
What is Antimicrobial Protectant Spray?
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Antimicrobial cleaning materials have been around for years and heavily used in the Airline industry to prevent the spread of viruses on soft & hard surfaces. When the antimicrobial spray adheres to a surface, it creates a germ and virus killing barrier that will prevent these microorganisms from infecting any treated surface. The disinfecting qualities of these sprays can last anywhere from a couple of weeks to a couple of months.
Chapel of the Flowers uses an Electrostatic Sprayer to apply the antimicrobial solution to the surfaces around the chapel. The electrostatic mist efficiently coats the surface — including the sides, underside, and backside. By using this tool and the antimicrobial protectant, the Chapel’s surfaces will continuously protect against germs and viruses. Even though the product fights viruses and germs for up to 30 days, Chapel of the Flowers applies a fresh application every few weeks.
- In addition to using the antimicrobial spray, all chapels and limos are adequately wiped down and sanitized after each couple.
- Hand sanitizer stations with 4-hour persistent, nonalcohol-based hand sanitizer are located in high-traffic and employee areas. This is in addition to the alcohol-based hand sanitizer that is also available throughout the property.
- Highly-touched areas are wiped down multiple times daily.
- Each employee has been given Antimicrobial Cleaning Products to use in their home & cars to keep them safe and clean outside of work.
Safety Precautions for Weddings and Guests
(Updated 7/28/2021)
The CDC and Nevada’s Government have mandated rules regarding the wearing of face masks. With these guidelines in mind, Chapel of the Flowers is doing the following to keep couples and wedding guests as safe as possible during these uncertain times.
- Face mask requirements have recently changed. New CDC and Nevada State directives as of July 30, 2021, fully vaccinated and non-vaccinated people wear masks while in public indoor settings in counties with substantial or high transmission. Clark County (the county that Las Vegas is located in) is a high transmission area, which means all public settings in Las Vegas will be requiring face masks while indoors. Face masks are not required for outdoor settings.
Where you should wear a mask while visiting Chapel of the Flowers:
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- Couples and guests should wear a Face Mask during limousine transports. The limo driver will provide face masks to anyone that needs one.
- Guests should wear a mask while indoors at any of our indoor chapels, wedding information office, and gift shop.
- Please Note: couples don’t have the wear masks during their ceremony or while taking photos. During any post-ceremony photo sessions, guest can remove their face masks for group photos.
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- Touchless temperature checks are available for couples and guests attending a wedding.
- Starting on June 1, 2021, all of our Las Vegas chapels are available to book at full capacity. Social distancing is not required for businesses but is encouraged for couples and guests not fully vaccinated. For couples that would like to maintain social distancing, we suggest holding their ceremony in our outdoor Gazebo and larger chapels (Glass Gardens and La Capella Chapel) to allow for social distancing. Victorian and Magnolia Chapels are also available for smaller weddings (micro weddings).
- Broadcasting of ceremonies is available for all our on-site locations. The ceremonies can be viewed on our website. For couples that want to see their virtual wedding guests, can host a Zoom Wedding ceremony in our Victorian Chapel.
- Welcome kits with face masks and hand sanitizer will be available for all couples and guests.
- Small celebration dinners (reception) are available but capacity may vary (depending on party size, location, and date). If you are interested in a Las Vegas wedding reception, please contact our planners for more information.
Safety Protocol for Employees
(Updated 7/28/2021)
Our staff is dedicated to delivering a one-of-a-kind experience for our couples and guests. Prevention is key to keeping our Chapel running safely during this time. The safety of our staff is of the utmost importance to continue to operate our Chapel. Here are the measures in place to keep our employees healthy and safe.
- Touchless temperature checks for employees at the timeclock.
- Employees that are feeling sick or think they have been exposed to the Coronavirus, will be asked to get a COVID screening.
- Team members must wear face masks indoors.
- Limo Drivers must wear a mask when driving if there are passengers in the vehicle.
- Ministers will wear face masks during the pre-ceremony meeting.
- During the ceremony, ministers will not be required to wear face coverings in order to perform the ceremony. Ministers have always maintained a minimum of 3-feet of social distancing from the couple while performing the ceremony, and will this will continue to be the case.
Tourism and Travel Information
(Updated 11/17/2021)
Depending on the country that you are traveling from or airline you are boarding, you may be required to be vaccinated or have a negative Covid test prior to traveling. Traveling restrictions vary from country to country. For the most accurate information, please check your countries policies when traveling internationally. Visit this link for more information about International Covid Guidance.
Las Vegas, the city that never sleeps, was asleep for almost 3-months during the mandatory shutdown in Spring of 2020. The city is now open for business and has many attractions available for tourist. Keeping properties safe and clean has been a top priority for resorts and local businesses. Here is a list of resources to see the most up-to-date information about traveling and tourism in Las Vegas.
- CDC Travel
- Hotel Reservations
- Covid Testing Sites (CVS – free)
- Covid Testing Sites in Hotels ($$)
Chapel of the Flowers has always had the best interest to anyone that steps foot on our property and is dedicated to following our “Safe & Clean Program” during the pandemic. If you are interested in a quick and simple ceremony or an all-inclusive wedding in Las Vegas in Las Vegas, we invite you to visit our Las Vegas Vegas wedding packages pages and chat with our planners or contact our chapel office.
