Marriage License Information for Las Vegas

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Our company office staff “Our mission pledge is simple. It is to deliver to you the best possible value for your money, i.e., 'the most, and the best, for as little money as humanly possible!'”

We are an emporium of wedding services providers that have pledged to provide our services adhering to the highest moral and ethical code that has been a tradition on the American business scene since the inception of this great country of ours.

We pledge not to indulge in the practice of “legal,” yet in our minds “unethical” practices that have become so common today in the advent of “new moralities,” such as “up-selling,” “bait and switch,” and the so often practiced undeclared hidden fees that pop up so often when you are in a difficult position to back out of your commitment.

We further pledge that should you reserve your ceremony through this site and we determine you have been wronged by any of our members, we will mediate on your behalf to set things right. Furthermore, should any of our members, knowingly break their pledge, they will be removed from our "family group" and they will forfeit the privilege of any further association with us.

We urge you to report any and all treatment you deem less than fair.

Address:
201 West Clark Avenue, 1st floor
Las Vegas, NV 89155-1601

Hours:
8:00 am - Midnight 7/365

Cost:
The license fee is $60.00 cash. No appointment is necessary.

Blood Test:
There is no blood test and no waiting period after a license is issued.

Application:
Both parties must appear at the Marriage License Bureau.

Marriage Ceremonies:
In order to have a legal marriage, a ceremony must be performed in the State of Nevada within one year from date of issuance of the marriage license by any person licensed or authorized to perform ceremonies in Nevada. The ceremony may be performed in any Wedding Chapel, Church or the Civil Marriage Commissioner. These marriages are recognized throughout the world.

Witness:
There must be at least one additional witness other than the person performing the ceremony.

Other Information:
If you are divorced, it must be final. You must know the month, year, city and state in which the divorce was final. If you are under the age of 18 and over the age of 16, you must have parental consent.

Identification: (The following may be used for identification)