Yes, you can, but we cannot guarantee it until you actually book it and we send you a confirmation. The earlier you book the better chance that you will have of getting all your wishes. While we can guarantee the date for your ceremony, you may have to compromise on the time of day within an hour or two for your ceremony, but once your time is confirmed, that time is guaranteed.
That would depend on the package and the Chapel of your choice. Generally, the chapel that provides the limousine service would pick you up from your hotel and take you to the Chapel for your wedding ceremony. After that it will drive you back to your hotel.
(Please see the table below)
Limousine drivers live on tips. Most people give about $20 to the limousine
driver, but the amount is strictly dependent on your generosity.
Yes, the Minister's Fee is really a tithe. A tithe is a traditional
donation or "an expected donation" which is dependent on your generosity
and extravagance. For most people that use a package whose cost
is below $500, or somewhere in that neighborhood, the expected amount
is somewhere between $40 and $60. Since ministers are not paid for
their services, it has become an expected practice to give 10% (one tenth),
of whatever you spend on your wedding package, to the minister.
You may not be able to take your own video/pictures during the ceremony,
since the light from your flash may interfere with the in-house video
taping system. Otherwise it is permissible.
If the wedding is held in the chapel then the number is limited only by
the size of the chapel.
Most wedding chapels provide a place to dress, however most people prefer
to arrive already dressed.
You get your marriage license . Some wedding packages provide limousine
service from your hotel to the courthouse and then to the chapel. However,
if you wait until an hour before the ceremony to get your license you
may be cutting it a bit close. Saturdays and holidays, particularly,
the lines tend to be long, sometimes as long as two or three hours.
No. Both the bride and the groom must appear - in person - at the
courthouse to obtain the license.
Any one of the following will do: State Drivers License, State ID Card,
Military I.D., Original or certified copy of your birth certificate or
your passport.
No. You must obtain your marriage license in the state of Nevada
if you are getting married here.
Yes, but not without the consent of your parent or guardian. If
you are 16 or 17 years old, you must have one parent or legal guardian
present. A notarized written permission is also sufficient. It
must be written in English and needs to state the name, birth date, age
of the minor child, along with the relationship of the person giving consent.
The notary must affirm that the parent or guardian personally appeared
before or was subscribed and sworn to. For minors under 16, the
marriage can only be authorized by court order when the request has been
filed by either parent or legal guardian.
The marriage license fee is $55.00 (cash only).
Yes, the marriage license application and instructions may be downloaded
(Adobe Acrobat format) from the Clark
County Clerk website. Note that while you may download and fill out
the form, you must still present it in person at the courthouse in downtown
Las Vegas.
Click on this link to obtain it over the Internet: Clark
County Marriage Inquiry System
Any ordained minister in good standing with his denomination may perform
marriages, as long as that denomination is incorporated or organized or
established in the State of Nevada. To obtain a certificate of permission
to perform a marriage, ministers are required to complete a complicated
procedure requiring, among other things, that the applicant's ministry
must be primarily one of service to his congregation or denomination and
his performance of marriages must be incidental to such service.
None at all. You may have your wedding ceremony immediately after
the license is issued.
You don't need anything from file Clark County Court House. Licenses will
not be issued to married couples. A minister need not officiate
your ceremony unless you are actually getting married.
No, that's not necessary. All you need to know is the month, year,
city and state of when the divorce was final.
No. The most recent is the only date you need.
In most cases, your passport will be fine, but some countries require
additional paperwork for the marriage to be legal in that country.
Yes, but you will need to get a certified copy of your Marriage License
from the office of the clark county clerk's office.
Copies: Copies of a marriage license may be obtained by writing:
Attention: Marriage Bureau
County Clerk's Office
P.O. Box 551603
Las Vegas, Nevada 89155-1603
If you express mail your request, please mail it to:
Attention: Marriage Bureau
County Clerk's Office
201 West Clark Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
Please note: We do not offer express service for mailing copies of marriage
licenses.
Certified copies of a marriage certificate (which is proof of marriage)
may be obtained by contacting:
Clark County
Recorder
P.O. Box 551510
Las Vegas, Nevada 89155-1510
(702) 455-4336
The fee is $10.00 per copy.
You may also visit their web site by clicking on Recorder.
An Apostille, after your marriage has been recorded with the County,
may be obtained from the Secretary
of State. Please check with your local agency for exact details.
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