From Vegas to the red rock deserts- Nevada is an awesome elopement destination for a variety of eloping couples!
As elopement experts, we have done a ton of research on eloping all over the world, and created in-depth guides for adventurous couples just like you!
- Both parties must be present and have a valid photo ID, a driver's license, passport, etc., to confirm identity and show proof of age
- You do not have to be a resident of Nevada to get married there
- There is no waiting period in Nevada
- There is no blood test required in Nevada
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Pick Up a Nevada Marriage License
Some counties allow applications to be completed online and then printed to turn in when you go to obtain your marriage license, or you can complete the application in person at the County Clerks Office. A scheduled appointment is recommended. Once you have a Marriage License, it is valid for 12 months. Be sure to check the specific county's requirements and fees for obtaining a marriage license.
Have your Officiant Return your Signed Marriage License.
Your witness and your officiant will sign the license, and then the officiant will file your marriage license within 10 days after your ceremony. Once your license has been filed, you can order certified copies of your Marriage Certificate.
You're Legally Married in Nevada!
Once your Marriage License is filed, you are married in the state of Nevada! You can order certified copies after 24 hours (be sure to check with the specific county.)
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who is ready for a badass adventure
If you know you want your wedding day to be filled with laughter, adventure, and love- eloping is going to be the best decision you ever make!
If you want a team of elopement experts who fully understand and support your wildest dreams of having an epic wedding day, we are here to help with the entire experience!
We not only love elopements to our core, but we also know how to plan a badass wedding day in surreal destinations!
You know you deserve a wedding day that is intentional and memorable, so you're ready for the next step!
While I try to keep information about elopement locations updated as frequently as possible, things are always changing!
It's important to always do research and contact the national/ state parks well in advance, to ensure there are no new guidelines, requirements, or restrictions!
When I help you plan your epic elopement experience, I will always provide the most recent information regarding permits and guidelines for locations!
Be sure to leave no trace when visiting beautiful outdoor locations- it is crucial for the health and longevity of the environment.
Permit May be Required
While we 100% believe in transparency, as elopement experts we have dedicated a lot of time searching far and wide for hidden gem locations that are less crowded, and more surreal!
While we recommend general areas, gorgeous state and national parks, and other popular locations- we have a personal database of thousands of locations across the United States! When you book your elopement experience with us, we will help you find locations that perfectly suit your unique elopement.
Ready to start planning your epic elopement?
To beat the summer heat and the huge crowds- elope in the spring! Nevada is stunning during this time of year, and the temperatures are a lot more tolerable!
Like spring, the weather is a lot more comfortable during the fall months and there are less tourists during the fall season.
You also miss the wet season when eloping in the fall, as wet season is July- September in Nevada.
May & September - October
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Some locations, such as national parks and state parks, typically require a special use permit or a wedding ceremony permit when you are having a ceremony within the park. If you are just enjoying the park and having photos done, you may not need a permit for your elopement, but a photo/ film permit may be necessary for your photographer or videographer.
Be sure to check each location's regulations and requirements to ensure your elopement day goes as smooth as possible!
If you book your elopement experience with me, I will help you with all of the logistics and legalities of your elopement day!
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Of course! Typically, intimate weddings and elopements have less than 30 guests! Lots of couples dream of having an epic elopement, but would like to have their beloved family and friends join them for part of the day!
If you dream of celebrating with more of your friends and family, you can plan a post-elopement party! Click here to learn more about how to plan a post-elopement party!
Your elopement can be:
- Just the two of you!
- The two of you + an officiant & witnesses
- Up to 30 of your closest friends & family!
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I always recommend filing for your marriage license in the state/ county in which you are eloping in! However, if you have already went to the courthouse and filed your marriage license in your home state, or want to deal with the paperwork later on down the road, you will have a "commitment ceremony," which isn't legally binding.
Choosing to file your marriage license before or after you elope is completely fine, what really matters is when you and your partner commit your lives to each other! Just keep in mind that you are not legally recognized as married until a marriage certificate is obtained.
Packages Starting At $3,400 | Couples Typically Invest $4,400 + Heirlooms
- Coverage from 4 Hours to Multiple Days
- Personalized and Detailed Planning
- Tax + Travel to All U.S. States
- Private Online Gallery + Custom USB with Edited High-Resolution Digital Gallery
- Sneak Peeks within 48 Hours
- Full Gallery Delivery within 6 Weeks
- Highlight Video with Audio Coverage so you can Watch and Listen to your Epic Day!
- Ease of achieving the most memorable and authentic elopement experience!
I'm so excited to learn more about your dreams for your big day, and look forward to connecting soon!
I will get back with you within 24 hours to talk more about your awaiting adventure!
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