Graphic designer and visual artist Joshua Vides has created a chapel in a Las Vegas hotel, for couples to tie the knot in an "Instagram-worthy" setting.
Vides' 800-square-foot (74.3-square-metre) installation is erected at the Palms Casino Resort. From 18 January 2019, it will be available to hire for wedding ceremonies, vow renewals and accompanying photos.
The Guatemalan-American designer based the pop-up venue on another venue famed for shotgun weddings in Las Vegas: A Little White Wedding Chapel.

His version, however, is detailed using his childlike, illustrative style ? intended to create an ideal backdrop for "Instagram-worthy" pictures. The style follows a string of designs that look like 2D-drawings, including furniture that resembles sketches. Vides's chapel, called Til Death Do Us Part, features white surfaces covered in thick black lines that mark out the shapes of four rows of benches, the pulpit and doorways.
The markings also form additional decorations, like imaginary windows with reflections, circular spotlights in the pitched ceiling, and curtains.

While tongue-in-cheek, Til Death Do Us Part is an example of Instagram's growing influence on architecture and design. Many clients, like hotels and resorts, are now asking for projects to have strong Instagram appeal, according to architect Farshid Moussavi.
Guests staying at the Palms Casino Resort can chose from a range of hire packages for Til Death Do Us Part, to set it apart fr...