Step 1: Apply for a Marriage License (license to get married) Apply online (your application will stay in our system for one year) Both parties must complete their own information, and names must match exactly as shown on the identification that will be presented when appearing in person. Be sure to check all spelling, as corrections to marriage documents may result in a fee. Once submitted, save your confirmation number and bring it with you. Step 2: Pick up your Marriage License Together, go to the Clark County Marriage License Bureau. 201 E. Clark Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 671-0600 7 days per week, 8 a.m. - midnight (open all holidays, no exceptions) No appointment is necessary, and it typically takes less than one hour. Provide the clerk with your confirmation number or names and present your identification. Verify all of your information is correct before leaving. Pay the $102 fee (convenience fee extra if paid by credit/debit).

Tanya is authorized to officiate weddings in Nevada with a Clark County Certificate of Permission. Also, as an ordained minister of American Marriage Ministries, can officiate marriage ceremonies in 37 other states. Upon initial consultation, availability for the date and location will be confirmed. Additional location permits may be required for some destination sites, and the couple will be responsible for obtaining them.

We customize the couple's script in most packages. If you prefer to use something other than ours, we are happy to use what you have already prepared.

A ceremony should uniquely reflect your love story and journey as a couple. We prefer the bride and groom to guide us in creating their perfect day. There is a questionnaire to fill out, which will help set down the foundation.

Many couples prefer to write their vows. We are happy to assist you with this or write them for you.

We are non-denominational; however, with the couple's guidance, we can customize the ceremony as you would like.

It will depend on the type of ceremony you choose. We meet (by phone or in person) at least once after our initial consultation. Additional meetings may be necessary to ensure you are happy with the ceremony's scheduling and to familiarize yourself with the day-of plans.

A typical ceremony could last 10 – 20 minutes. It will depend on the final script and any additions to the ceremony. Please let us know if you prefer a specific length.

If you would like, we will attend your rehearsal. There may be additional costs if you would like the officiant to lead. Please discuss this during our initial consultation.

Arrival will be no later than 30 minutes before the ceremony. If required, earlier arrangements can be made and added to the contract.

Any combination of: Cash Credit Card ApplePay Venmo CashApp Paypal Deposit is required when contract is signed.

Yes, if you book one of the ceremony packages with the Gazebo rental, you will receive 10% off. * We have community discounts for active military, veterans, first responders, teachers, and Clark County residents. * *Discounts may not be combined.

Depending on the package, state, and location, there may be additional fees. Holiday Fee: There will be an additional charge for the following holidays. $150- New Years Day $100- Halloween $100- Thanksgiving $100- Christmas Eve $100- Christmas Day $150- New Years Eve Travel Fee: For venues and meeting locations that are over 30 miles from Tanya Lynn weddings, the travel charge will be 67 cents per mile. Northern Nevada: In-state ceremonies requiring overnight accommodation will cost an additional $200 plus Travel Fees. Out-of-State Ceremonies: Wedding ceremonies that are out-of-state and within 400 miles of Tanya Lynn weddings, will cost an additional $400 plus Travel Fees. Decorating the Gazebo: The Gazebo Rental does not include the decor. Tanya Lynn weddings has a selection of on-hand decorations, and for $50, we will take care of the decoration for you. Additional Gazebo Decor: If you want to avoid using the on-hand decorations, you may supply your own, and for $50, we will take care of decorating for you.

Yes, we handle the signing and legal filing of your Marriage License with the County Clerk’s office within 10 days of your ceremony. You will also receive notification of the filing. If you need rush service, please let us know.

As a member of the Vegas Wedding Chamber, I will help you find a suitable replacement if necessary.

NO! Nevada does not allow you to designate a new married name on your marriage license. Follow the steps below in order to learn how to legally change your name after you have been married. Step 1: Get Married You must have a marriage ceremony in the state of Nevada conducted by a licensed Marriage Officiant. Step 2: Obtain Certified Proof of Marriage After your ceremony, your Officiant has 10 calendar days to file your Marriage Certificate with our office. Once filed, obtain a certified copy for your records as it will be necessary to legally change your name. Step 3: Change Your Name Legally Gather all the documents that show your complete history of name changes from birth forward including previous marriages, divorces, court orders, etc. Government agencies accept certified copies or original documents only - no photocopies! Once you have all your necessary documents, do the following in order: You must first notify the Social Security Administration of your name change if you have a U.S. Social Security Number. U.S. citizens must present the Marriage Certificate and a U.S. Driver’s License/ID or a U.S. passport Social Security accepts some alternate ID documents and may ask for additional documentation Non-citizens must present the Marriage Certificate, proof of immigration status and proof of work eligibility For more information, visit ssa.gov or call (800) 772-1213 After changing your name with Social Security, wait two business days for your records to be updated so that DMV may verify your name electronically. Nevada requirements are listed here; other states are similar. For more information visit dmvnv.com/realid or call (702) 486-4368. Existing Real ID or Standard License: You may present your current license or ID, certified Marriage Certificate and Social Security Card with your new name. First-time Real ID Applicants: You must present your certified Marriage Certificate, Social Security Card with your new name, U.S. birth certificate or passport or immigration documents, and two documents to prove your residential address. If you have a passport or will be applying for one, make sure you change your name on your Social Security Card or Driver’s License first. In most cases, a certified birth certificate and government-issued ID with your new married name is the minimum requirement, but additional documentation may be required. For more information, visit travel.state.gov or call (877) 487-2778