Las Vegas: Drive-Up Wedding Chapel Fast Legal Ceremony

Summary

Quick legal Las Vegas wedding at your car window

You’ll pull up to Paradise Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas for a quick legal ceremony—just you two (and maybe a witness), no planning needed. The licensed minister signs your marriage license at your car window before you head back out into the city’s buzz. It’s fast, easy, and somehow more personal than you’d expect—perfect if you want to skip the drama and get straight to celebrating.

What’s the experience like?

I’ll admit, I was half-nervous, half-giddy as we pulled up to Paradise Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas. It’s not every day you get married sitting in your own car, right? The neon outside was still buzzing from last night, and honestly, that felt about right for this city. We’d just picked up our Nevada Marriage License from the bureau (it’s only two minutes away—no joke), and I remember my hands smelled faintly like sanitizer from all the paperwork.

The whole thing was so simple it almost caught me off guard. A staff member waved us forward with a grin—she must see dozens of couples like us every day but she still managed to make it feel like we weren’t just another number. Our minister came out (he looked a little like someone’s cool uncle), checked our documents, and asked if we wanted to come inside or stay put. We stayed in the car, laughing nervously. There weren’t vows or speeches—just a quick signature and a quiet moment where he wished us luck. I think I expected more fanfare, but honestly, that tiny pause felt kind of perfect.

If you want photos or flowers you can add them on, but we didn’t bother this time. There was something weirdly freeing about how fast it all went—no fuss, no awkward relatives peering over shoulders. Just us, the minister, and a witness who popped out for a second to sign. The sun was already climbing by then; I could hear distant slot machines when I rolled down my window for some air. Afterward we just drove off into the mess of Las Vegas traffic, grinning at each other because… well, we were actually married now.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Quick Drive-up Wedding Process

• Obtain Nevada Marriage License
• Arrive at Paradise Wedding Chapel
• Bring marriage license inside
• Pay $60 minister fee in cash
• Minister signs marriage license at car
• Minister files license with Clark County
• Complete legal wedding and depart

Top questions

How long does the Las Vegas drive-up wedding take?

The drive-up wedding is very quick—usually just enough time for document checks and signatures.

Do I need to bring anything for my drive-up wedding?

You must bring your Nevada Marriage License and valid ID (passport or driver’s license).

Where do I get my Nevada Marriage License?

You get it at the Clark County Marriage License Bureau at 201 E. Clark Ave., open daily 8am–midnight.

Is there an extra fee for the minister?

Yes, there is a $60 cash minister fee collected on arrival at the chapel.

Can I have guests at my drive-up wedding?

No guests are allowed with this booking; only you two (plus an optional witness) are permitted.

Are photos or flowers included?

No photos or flowers are included by default; you can add them for an extra charge if you wish.

Is this drive-up wedding legally recognized?

Yes—the licensed minister signs and files your marriage license with Clark County Clerk for legal recognition.

Is Paradise Wedding Chapel accessible?

Yes—it is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.

What’s included

Your booking covers a quick legal marriage license signing by a licensed minister right at your car window (or inside if you prefer), plus a witness if needed. You’ll need to bring your Nevada Marriage License and pay the $60 minister fee in cash on arrival—the team will handle filing everything legally afterward so you can focus on celebrating together.