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Weddings at TI Ceremony Packages Treasure Island Wedding Chapel provides an ideal and romantic setting to celebrate your Las Vegas Wedding or Vow Renewal Ceremony. Choose from several unique packages including themed weddings aboard our Song Ship within Sirens Cove or intimate traditional ceremonies in our West Chapel. Our West Chapel is elegantly designed in champagne tones with stately marble altars and classic floral arrangements which accommodate up to 50 guests. We also offer ceremonies for up to 250 guests in our Classic or Modern Ballrooms for larger Ceremonies Treasure Island Hotel and Casino – 3300 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas Nevada 89109 Marry Me Package $99+ Quick Exchange of Vows in the East Chapel and Signing of License Wedding Coordinator *Four (4) guest maximum. Not available on special days or holidays. The Essentials $375+ Wedding Ceremony in the West Chapel Wedding Coordinator Personalized Wedding Music Private Dressing Room 30 Minutes Prior to Ceremony 3 Stem Rose Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Garter Photo Package A: 30 minutes of photo time with (6) 4x6 prints, (1) digital photo for social media, and DVD link of ceremony *Please note, the Essentials Package includes a three stem rose bouquet. Couple can select their first and second color of choice for the roses. *Thirty (30) guest maximum. Prices are subject to change. Packages do not include $80 (cash only) officiant fee. 2 | Page Romance Package $460+ Wedding Ceremony in the West Chapel Wedding Coordinator Personalized Wedding Music Private Dressing Room 30 Minutes Prior to Ceremony Garter Deluxe Bridal Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Commemorative TI Wedding Certificate Holder Photo Package A: 30 minutes of photo time with (6) 4x6 prints, (1) digital photo for social media, and DVD link of ceremony *Thirty (30) guest maximum Add a Lunch or Dinner to your Ceremony LUNCH DINNER Choice of Salad: Choice of Salad: *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons Or Or Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Vinaigrette Vinaigrette Choice of Entrée: Choice of Entrée: Dijon-Glazed Chicken Breast White Wine Marinated Half Chicken Creamy Truffle Fettuccine, Shiitake Mushroom, Spinach and Oven Roasted Root Vegetables, Sage Dressing with Natural Jus Sun-Dried Tomatoes Or Or Chicken Piccata Chicken Parmesan Pan Seared Chicken in a light Lemon Caper Sauce Breaded Chicken Breast with Pomodoro Sauce Served with Buttered Linguini Tomatoes and Fresh Vegetables Herb Buttered Linguine Wedding Cake Wedding Cake Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person Romance Ceremony with Lunch or Dinner Minimum 15 people Lunch Dinner Ceremony $410.00+ tax Ceremony $410.00 + tax Lunch $35.00++ per person Dinner $62.00++ per person Additional Options Photographer @$400.00 includes complete photo disc taken by photographer (Additional hours may be added for an additional fee) Prices are subject to change. Packages do not include $80 (cash only) officiant fee, 20% service charge and 8.375% tax, each subject to change. *Thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as beef, fish, lamb, milk, poultry, or shell stock reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Young Children, the Elderly and individuals with certain health conditions may be at a higher risk if these foods are consumed raw. 3 | Page Classic Package $750+ Wedding Ceremony in the West Chapel Wedding Coordinator Personalized Wedding Music Private Dressing Room 30 Minutes Prior to Ceremony Garter Elegant Bridal Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Bottle of Champagne Champagne Service in the Dressing Room for up to 5 People “Officially His/Hers” t-shirts Commemorative TI Wedding Certificate Holder Photo Package B: 45 minutes of photo time and choose from your digital gallery to print (6) 4x6, (4) 5x7, (1) digital photo for social media and DVD link of ceremony Add a Lunch or Dinner to your Ceremony LUNCH DINNER Choice of Salad: Choice of Salad: *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons Or Or Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Vinaigrette Vinaigrette Choice of Entrée: Choice of Entrée: Chicken Roma Chicken Breast and Salmon Tomatoes, Artichoke, Mushrooms, Capers, Fresh Mozzarella with Asparagus, Baby Carrots and Mashed Potatoes Buttered Farfalle and Sweet Basil Or Or Grilled Tenderloin and Herb Marinated Chicken Breast Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin Medallions (GF) Au Gratin Potatoes, Seasonal Vegetables with Broccolini and Roasted Garlic Potatoes Wedding Cake Wedding Cake Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person Classic Ceremony with Lunch or Dinner Minimum 15 people Lunch Dinner Ceremony $690.00 + tax Ceremony $690 + tax Lunch $38.00++ per person Dinner $76.00++ per person Additional Options Photographer @$400.00 includes complete photo disc taken by photographer - based on 2 hour maximum (Additional hours may be added for an additional fee) Prices are subject to change. Packages do not include $80 (cash only) officiant fee, 20% service charge and 8.375% tax, each subject to change. *Thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as beef, fish, lamb, milk, poultry, or shell stock reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Young Children, the Elderly and individuals with certain health conditions may be at a higher risk if these foods are consumed raw. 4 | Page Elegance Package $880+ Wedding Ceremony in the West Chapel Wedding Coordinator Personalized Wedding Music Private Dressing Room 30 Minutes Prior to Ceremony Garter Luxurious Bridal Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Wedding Rehearsal the Day Before the Ceremony Bottle of Champagne Champagne Service in the Dressing Room for up to 5 People “Officially His/Hers” t-shirts Commemorative TI Wedding Certificate Holder Photo Package C: 45 minutes of photo time and choose from your digital gallery to print (12) 4x6, (4) 5x7, (1) digital photo for social media and DVD link of ceremony Add a Lunch or Dinner to your Ceremony LUNCH DINNER Choice of Salad: Choice of Salad: *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons Or Or Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Vinaigrette Vinaigrette Choice of Entrée: Choice of Entrée: Oven Roasted Porchetta (GF) *Slow Roasted Prime Rib Herb Roasted Potatoes and Sautéed Seasonal Vegetables Fresh Sour Cream-Chive Whipped Potatoes, Glazed Carrots Natural Jus Natural Jus and Horseradish Or Or Dijon-Glazed Chicken Breast *Char-Grilled Beef Sirloin Creamy Truffle Fettuccine, Shiitake Mushroom, Spinach and Buttermilk Whipped Potatoes, Roasted Seasonal Vegetables Sun Dried Tomatoes Brandy Peppercorn Sauce Wedding Cake Wedding Cake Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Baked Rolls and Butter Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea Freshly Brewed Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, Hot and Iced Tea *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person *Complimentary Champagne Toast –Based on (1) glass per person Elegance Ceremony with Lunch or Dinner Photographer @$400.00 includes complete photo disc taken Minimum 15 people by photographer Lunch Dinner Based on (2) hour maximum Ceremony $830.00 + tax Ceremony $830.00 + tax (Additional hours may be added to either service for an additional fee) Lunch $37.00++ per person Dinner $75.00++ per person Prices are subject to change. Packages do not include $80 (cash only) officiant fee, 20% service charge and 8.375% tax, each subject to change. *Thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin such as beef, fish, lamb, milk, poultry, or shell stock reduces the risk of foodborne illness. Young Children, the Elderly and individuals with certain health conditions may be at a higher risk if these foods are consumed raw. 5 | Page Legacy Package $1199+ Wedding Ceremony in the West Chapel Wedding Coordinator Personalized Wedding Music Private Dressing Room 30 Minutes Prior to Ceremony Garter Exquisite Bridal Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Deluxe Maid of Honor Bouquet and Matching Boutonniere Wedding Rehearsal the Day Before the Ceremony Limo to Courthouse Bottle of Champagne Champagne Service in the Dressing Room for up to 5 People “Officially His/Hers” t-shirts Commemorative TI Wedding Certificate Holder Photo Package C: 45 minutes of photo time and choose from your digital gallery to print (12) 4x6, (4) 5x7, (1) digital photo for social media and DVD link of ceremony Add a Lunch or Dinner to your Ceremony LUNCH DINNER Choice of Salad: Choice of Salad: *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons *Traditional Caesar Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Herb Croutons Or Or Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry Vinaigrette Mixed Baby Greens, Julienne Carrots and Cucumbers, Raspberry
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