Hollywood singer and actress Jennifer Lopez and her husband, actor Marc Anthony have renewed their wedding vows in a covert ceremony some four years after they originally tied the knot.

The pair decided to renew their vows after a night out partying with friends and took part in a renewal ceremony at around 3.15am on Sunday morning at the infamous Caesars Palace in the Forum Tower Penthouse, in the wedding capital of the world - Las Vegas.

Lopez is reported to have looked ’stunning’ in a black dress, despite having given birth to twins earlier this year.

A source close to the pair said of the surprise ceremony:-

“It was totally a spur-of-the-moment thing. They decided around 12.30 in the morning that they wanted to do it and started calling for ministers.

They were both winning at the craps table and Marc kept saying that it was going to be a lucky night. It was nearly flawless.

Initially, they were supposed to do the ceremony outside on their hotel suite’s balcony but it was too cold, so they had to move it inside. That was the only thing that didn’t go according to plan”

Las Vegas has been a favoured location for countless celebrity weddings including Billy Bob Thornton and Angelina Jolie, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere and Elvis and Priscilla Presley.

With in excess of 120,000 marriage licenses issued each year, Las Vegas is the highly acclaimed and much celebrated wedding capital of the world. And if you decide that this vivacious and energetic city is to be the setting for your wedding day, it’s guaranteed to be a day you and your guests won’t ever forget.

What was once classified as no more than a gaudy gambling lair is today one of the most popular US destinations, boasting many luxury hotels, chic restaurants and a vast assortment of romantic chapels in which to say “I do”.

Over the years Las Vegas has played host to many celebrity weddings including
Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere, Billy Bob Thornton and Angelina Jolie, Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow and of course Elvis and Priscilla Presley

Las Vegas provides you with the finest freedom of choice for your nuptials, offering a diverse range of options from an Elvis impersonator managing a 24-7 drive-through chapel or a short uncomplicated civil ceremony to a sumptuous soirée at one of Las Vegas’ leading lush resorts or an elaborate garden service in the grounds of any of the many chapels or hotels in the area. There is certain to be something to suite any preference here, and perhaps more significantly every budget. In fact Vegas presents such an enormous number of uniquely special ways to get married that the difficulty lies in choosing just one of them!

The most straightforward way to get hitched in Vegas is a fleeting civil ceremony completed by a Las Vegas Marriage Commissioner, it takes a mere half an hour and will cost in the region of just $50.