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Please click here for wedding chapels and wedding packages information. A reservation is mostly required for the chapel wedding.
You should take holidays into account when planning your Las Vegas wedding. Whereas it may seem romantic to wed on the Valentine's Day, you should remember that Valentines Day is a hugely popular day in Las Vegas chapels. The line at the chapels may be up to five hours long. Another popular day is the New Year's Eve, for obvious reasons. Out-of-town wedding guests will be competing for the flights and hotel rooms with the other tourists who will crowd the city to celebrate the New Year. Reception sites are also solidly booked during the holiday period. The Marriage License Bureau of Clark County is open 24 hours on holidays but long lines are to be expected.
Las Vegas boasts of beautiful and sunny climate for the most part. The summer months, however, may provide extremely hot and uncomfortable weather, but all inside buildings has comfortable air temperature. From the month of May through the month of September, the temperatures may exceed 100?F. The temperatures come back to the comfortable level at night, however. This may be the reason to plan an evening ceremony during the hot months of summer. Please consult the weather section for more information.
Although it is true that you can have a quick marriage in Las Vegas, there still are legal requirements you must meet to acquire a marriage license. Please check the section on the legalities of weddings in Las Vegas.
For those who plan the wedding on the spur of the moment, Las Vegas wedding chapels offer persons who can serve as the wedding witness with no-extra charge.
Most of the hundreds of the wedding chapels in Las Vegas normally allow only half an hour of chapel time for the wedding ceremony for there usually are several events scheduled each day. Some chapels give you the option of scheduling a longer ceremony for additional cost.
In most Las Vegas wedding chapels, you are provided with a minister for either civil ceremony or a religious one. You are reminded that most chapel do not allow outside ministers or other officials.
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