Sam + Brett decided they wanted to have a secondary wedding in Las Vegas, and I think it was the best decision ever. Their elopement at Silver Stamp and the Little Vegas Chapel was so personal & meaningful.

They had already done a big wedding back in their home state, but Brett’s mom was unable to attend. It was really important to them that she was included on this special life moment, and so they planned a fun day in Nevada to celebrate again.

In my book, you can never have too many wedding celebrations. I know I am biased, but who doesn’t like another day to party!?

I met up with Sam and Brett on Fremont for some fun pre-ceremony portraits before their ceremony. Their classic attire matched with the lights & chaos of the city streets was the perfect juxtaposition. Not to mention, these two newlyweds were beaming in every photo. STOPPP just melting my romantic heart!

After we snapped all kinds of photos, we went to the the Little Vegas Chapel, which is one of my favorite venues! (Here are some others, if you’re interested!) They were married (again) in front of a handful of closest friends and family. It was such a beautiful moment that everyone got to be there to witness it. I will never get tired of my couples who plan meaningful days, centered around the people they love + the things they want to feel. Putting yourself first on your wedding day takes intention, but it’s so, SO worth it. Case in point for Sam and Brett!

After their quick ceremony and a few more sunset portraits around the chapel, they met up with their family at to wrap up their elopement at Silver Stamp and celebrate with some drinks.

It was the perfect ending to a perfect day. Give me all the dive bar vibes! The new-newlyweds played arcade games, snapped photos in a photo booth (wait until their kids see those one day!!) and shared a beer with their family.

All I’m saying is, sign me up for an elopement at Silver Stamp and Little Vegas Chapel ANY. DAY.

Sam and Brett – thank you for choosing me to be your Las Vegas elopement photographer. It was such an honor to capture your day.