YES, as long as you want it that way. To do this, once you're here in Las Vegas and before the ceremony, you both must go in person with your current documents to the government office (marriage license bureau) to get the "Marriage License."

It is the authorization that is obtained from the State of Nevada at the Marriage License Bureau (government office for processing the Marriage License) before the ceremony so that it is a Valid Civil Wedding.

YES, to do so, you must obtain a Marriage License before the ceremony, and afterward, you must apply to us for the "Validation Process" for your country of origin or wherever you will be living. (There are three types of processes for this: 1 - "Common Process" and takes 45 days; 2 - "48-hour Process"; 3 - "24-hour Process" and each with a different price.)

YES, once the symbolic ceremony is done, it can be reversed… to do so, you have to do the initial paperwork (which you didn't do before) and pay for the marriage license and the Minister's signature again.

NO, the license is the official government permission for you to get married. And the Marriage Certificate is the official document that proves you're married here in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. And it's the ONLY one valid for legal proceedings.

Yes, they give it to you right there. The process is quick, taking approximately 15 to 20 minutes. If there's no line... and if you've already filled out the online application before coming or going to the office, it's done in less time, approximately 10 minutes. If you'd like, we have a "Transportation Assistance" service to help you with this process. (For a small fee, a trusted person will pick you up at your hotel and take you to the government office. They will assist you with the process and verify that everything is done correctly and that there are no errors. Afterwards, they will take you back to the hotel.)

If you DON'T realize it at that time to correct it... Unfortunately, you will have to come back later and pay again at the government office to make that correction.

Yes and No..., NO because this process is optional and requires a fee... and there are two ways to do so: 1- "Common Process": It takes between 10 and 15 days to arrive by mail to your home address within the USA. (This is the slowest process)

2- "Express Processing": This is the fastest and can be obtained on the day of the wedding or the following business day during office hours. This allows you to take it in person if you stay long enough to process it. We are almost the only ones who can help you with these procedures.

YES, that's the norm. It's recommended to make a reservation a couple of weeks in advance to ensure we have the time and staff available to provide you with the best care and service.

We also cater to couples who want to get married right away, but please note that you may have to wait for availability.

First, you'll need to choose a date, then contact us (by email, phone, text, or WhatsApp) to discuss ceremony package options and see available times for your desired date. Obviously, the quickest and most convenient way is by phone or WhatsApp.

Reservations can be made by credit or debit card with a deposit of $100 for packages under $500. And $200 for packages costing more than $500. This can be done from the website where the selected package is located, or via email, phone, or WhatsApp. The remaining balance must be paid before the ceremony begins. You can also pay in full if you prefer.

The deposit is non-refundable. It will be used as a penalty and compensation for the time spent. This means that if you paid the full price of the package, you will receive a refund of the remaining balance of the wedding package you selected, less the $100 or $200.

YES, you can request to change the date and time of the ceremony to any available time we have, without additional charges and provided it is done at least 48 hours in advance.

If this change is made with less than 48 hours' notice, a $100 fee will be charged if availability is available.

In any case, the ceremony can always be postponed up to a year after the originally scheduled date.

YES, at LoveLand Weddings we have a variety of items and services to add, and if you don't find them on our lists, don't hesitate to ask.

Typically the ceremony lasts around 15 minutes for a regular ceremony and around 20 or 25 minutes if there is a show with an interpreter (an Elvis impersonator for example...) We recommend for regular ceremonies, that you plan to be with us for around half an hour, during which we accommodate the guests, make the final adjustments, and take photos before and after the ceremony.

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We offer all types of ceremonies, including legal civil weddings. They can also have a religious touch if the couple requests it, although it will never be a religious wedding or of any particular religion. We also perform vow renewal ceremonies, commitment ceremonies, symbolic ceremonies (as important and heartfelt as official ceremonies but without government papers), and/or fantasy weddings for entertainment. For many, fantasy weddings are very popular today among couples and groups of friends.

YES, this is typically what Las Vegas weddings are like… although there are also fantasy weddings (not government-sponsored). The term "Las Vegas-style weddings" refers to non-religious ceremonies. The couple can always choose whether or not the officiant mentions God in their remarks.

YES, we also do just the Civil Ceremony. (That is, no ceremony, no specific location, no bouquet, no photos, nothing...) Just the paperwork with the signature of the Minister or Officiant.

YES, of course we DO do same-sex ceremonies, whether they be weddings, vow renewals, or fantasy ceremonies to make that commitment to the person you love so much.

Only official legal weddings require at least one witness; a maximum of two will sign the document. If you don't have a witness, we are more than happy to provide one (a tip for the witness is always welcome).

Yes, of course you can write the vows you wish to exchange at the ceremony.

The chapel's maximum capacity is 25 people. Some packages have a limit on the number of guests.

The minister's fee is never included. If the wedding takes place in the chapel, the minister's fee is $50; if the wedding is outdoors (on the strip, for example), the fee is $70. This is not a tip but a separate charge and must be paid in cash.

We have a room for the bride, which can be reserved for $50. If you don't reserve this room, please arrive already changed and ready for the ceremony.

The couple must arrive at the chapel 25 minutes early to fill out paperwork and discuss details with the minister and photographer. Make sure to leave early and allow for city traffic. If you arrive late, you will be charged a $50 late fee, as will any late arrivals (we can't always guarantee this time; otherwise, we will have to reschedule the ceremony, and there will be a $100 late fee). Make sure to let your guests know to arrive before the wedding.

You don't have to arrive together, but you should make sure you're both on time.

Right after the ceremony, you can view and choose the photos you like best or purchase a package.

Of course, you can choose between packages or individual ones, and your photographer will guide you through the wedding.

We have an option for couples who want to bring their own photographer and there is a $300 fee.

We offer a $100 pass so guests can take photos, videos, make video calls, live stream on social media, etc. Or they can purchase the prepaid photo package, which gives guests the freedom to do all of this.

All photos and videos taken by Loveland Weddings LLC are property of Loveland Weddings LLC.

Yes, webcam service is available in some packages or can be added to any basic package for $50.

If you are planning a legal wedding in Las Vegas, you need to obtain a wedding license from the Nevada Marriage License Bureau.

If you're married, you don't need a marriage license. If you're married in your country of origin, it counts worldwide. This is different from being married in a country other than your country of origin; it only counts in the country where you were married.

Of course, depending on which country you live in, the marriage certificate must be apostilled.