Las Vegas Marriage Bureau

 

The Las Vegas Marriage Bureau has seen many famous couples come to tie the knot. Elvis and Priscilla Presley top the list of the very notable pairs. There are so many people planning to get married in Las Vegas that this bureau is kept busy for 14 hours daily, even on holidays.

 

The most popular wedding days are New Year’s Eve and Valentine’s Day. Sequential dates are also very popular, like 08/08/08. 07/07/07 was a big day in Las Vegas and considered a very lucky day to get married.

 

 

Whenever you are ready to get married, you will need a Las Vegas marriage license. The fee for this is $60, payable by cash, cashier's check, money order, or credit card. You will need to provide documents that prove your age. The Las Vegas Marriage Bureau is located downtown at the following address:

 

Las Vegas Downtown Marriage Bureau

Regional Justice Center
201 Clark Avenue

Las Vegas, NV 89155-1603

 

The hours of operation are daily from 8:00 a.m. to 12 midnight including all Holidays

Phone: 702-671-0600

 

Location of the Las Vegas Marriage Bureau :

The Regional Justice Center is located at the NW corner of Clark Ave. and Third Center.

 

Directions to the Las Vegas Marriage Bureau :

Take I-15 North to Exit 41A / Charleston Blvd. East onto Charleston Blvd. Bear left on S. Casino Center Blvd. Turn right on Clark Avenue. Metered parking is available on the block, just south of the Regional Justice Center, as well as on the east side of the building along Third Street.

 

How do I get to the Las Vegas Marriage Bureau by Bus?

Take Bus 301 (The Deuce on The Strip Northbound) towards Downtown

Get off at Casino Center Blvd. and Garces Ave
Walk (5 minutes) to 201 Clark Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101

 

Use the Trip Planner below to find the best bus route to your destination.

 

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Couples can purchase a license and say their vows at the Office of the Civil Marriages or buy a license and get married elsewhere. Once a license is obtained, if can be used for up to one year.

 

Beware of the chapel guys, try to run past them, if you can. Before and after we went into the bureau, as we were walking down the sidewalk, we had like 15 or 20 guys approach us with flyers from their chapels. It's kinda funny, they'd like stand in line until the guy ahead was done telling us about the packages. Some of them didn't speak english, and a couple of them drew us pictures of their "ceremonies" lol -- Personal experience submitted by Lisa Holt

 

 

Important Note:

 

The Marriage License Bureau is prohibited from issuing a new license to couples that are currently married. Couples may renew their wedding vows at a wedding chapel or church. Churches or chapels may require you bring a copy of your marriage certificate for proof of marriage before performing the renewal ceremony.

 

 

 

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