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Getting Married in Las Vegas: From $100 to $10,000 — Every Option

Las Vegas performs 100,000+ weddings per year. Here's the complete guide to every option — from the 10-minute drive-through chapel to the full Bellagio ceremony.

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Las Vegas hosts more weddings than any other city in America — approximately 100,000 annually. There is genuinely no city on earth that makes getting married easier or more flexible. Here's the entire range of options.

The License

Clark County Marriage Bureau at 201 Clark Avenue Downtown is open 8am–midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 24 hours on Friday and Saturday. The license is $102, requires both parties with ID, and is ready immediately. Nevada has no waiting period.

Budget Options ($100–$500)

  • Little White Wedding Chapel — The most famous, drive-through tunnel option available.
  • A Little White Chapel — On the Strip, basic ceremonies from $199.
  • Graceland Wedding Chapel — Elvis officiant packages from $299.
  • Clark County Courthouse — Civil ceremony, $77.

Mid-Range Options ($1,500–$5,000)

  • The Neon Museum at night — Ceremony among vintage neon signs. Unique and genuinely beautiful.
  • Red Rock Canyon — Outdoor ceremony in the landscape. Requires permit.
  • Mob Museum ceremony packages — Only in Las Vegas.

Luxury Options ($5,000+)

Every major Strip hotel has a dedicated wedding department — Bellagio, Wynn, Venetian, Aria, and Caesars all offer full ceremony and reception packages. The Bellagio chapel with fountain views is one of the most photographed ceremony locations in the world.

Confirm current hours, prices, access, age rules, and availability with the official venue before you go.