How about a wedding in Vegas?

Posted in: Uncategorized | July 19th 2010 | no comments

When it comes to weddings each one of us wants to make their special and unforgettable event. Some go for over the top wedding, some choose more traditional and simple ones, this depends on what suits and makes one happy, on budged, ideas and other strictly personal issues. If we say wedding and try to associate one city in the world with this word, well the city will be Las Vegas for sure!

Vegas is a tradition when it comes to weddings, because it has it all the necessary things for that special day: glamor, spot lights, a lot for great places, fun, craziness and the list could go on for a while there. This is the city that suits each and everyone, it does not matter if you want a small reception, or a big fancy one, if you want to party or keep it down, you may find whatever you please and have the wedding of your dreams here, and why not, if you want to continue the fun, even the honeymoon can be spend here, Vegas has it all included.

Vegas were established in 1905 and it officially became a city in 1911. It is known as „The Entertainment Capital of the World” and also „Sin City”. It is the city with the most churches in the United States, the most famous one is „Graceland Chapel”, where Elvis Presley got married (that is why Vegas is usually associated with Elvis, and there are a lot of wedding packages).

Another issue associated with Vegas is eloping. If you do not want a fancy wedding with lots of guests, a lot of work, a lot of money spent and lots of stress, then eloping is a good choice. For eloping couples it is a tradition to get married in Vegas, there is no easier way to unite your life to the one you love.



Still there are some rules and some necessary information that you must take into consideration if you want to get married in Vegas: No blood tests are necessary
The marriage License Fee is $55, only cash is accepted.
Bothe Parties must be present at the Marriage License Bureau, 201 Clark Avenue, Las Vegas NV; hours open daily 8:00 am. To midnight, including holidays.
Courthouse hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to midnight and Friday 8 am – continuous until Sunday midnight. Holidays open 24 hours.
If you are under 16 you need your parents’ consent in order to get marries or an authorization from the District Court.
One witness other than the individual performing the ceremony is required.
If previously divorced, marriage applicants are required to know the month/day/year/city or state of their divorce. The divorce must be final and filed with the courts in the state or country granted. You are not required to bring the divorce decree.

Thus, if you want a magnificent wedding in Vegas enjoy it, and make it the best day ever, and do not forget to tell me all about it afterwards. Have the greatest day ever!