5 Reasons To Get Married in Las Vegas

5 reasons to get married in Las Vegas - The first registered wedding in Las Vegas took place in the 1900s, when California banned gin in the ceremony. Drunk, newlyweds could get married in Las Vegas.  Their marriage certificate took only a few hours to be stamped, and outside the chapel a city of lights welcomed their wedding party.  Clark Gable is said to have been the first celebrity to get married in Las Vegas, which has since become the leading wedding destination for celebrities and regular people alike.  Here are five reasons why you should consider a wedding in the entertainment capital of the world.

1. The last days of Singleton

A few days before THE big day, arrive in Las Vegas and plan to spend your last few hours of singletonship in Sin City!  Experience life and the company of your friends at a party on the Strip.  

Want to spend time among women?  You can do that too! Try a day at the spa, where you can get a relaxing massage and body treatment while indulging in interesting conversations about the man you're about to marry.

2. Get married, fast and well

Are you ready to get married? A valid ID, your social security number and $55 are all you need to get married in Vegas, oh yeah ... love! It's that easy to get married: There's no wedding planner, no in-laws and no wedding singer.  There is just you, the loved one, and of course the person who will marry you both: Elvis, a priest or the commissioner - it's up to you. Just do not forget to get a marriage license in advance, so that the ceremony can go smoothly.  

3. Get married in your own style

Wedding for two people or for 200 people?  Vegas has the right location and style for you.  Most wedding chapels offer a variety of packages, from simple to pompous. Rings, flowers, groomsmen - anything and everything is available.  And don't worry about your 200 guests ... they have a whole town to entertain themselves, so you can forget about them and focus on your first night of wedded bliss.  

4. Take a walk to your honeymoon.

Some marriages break up before the honeymoon begins.  A long plane ride can be a very hard test for newlyweds.  However, with a Las Vegas wedding, this is not a problem.  Once you leave the chapel (or the garden or the commissioner's office), the honeymoon begins.  Stroll down the Strip and be amazed by larger-than-life, glowing lights and water fountains.  Or stay at one of the luxury hotels to make your wedding night truly unforgettable!  

5. Gettle down in Las Vegas!

Almost 2,000,000 Americans can't be wrong: living in Las Vegas is a serious consideration for any couple just starting their life.  The city has a very good infrastructure to fight against the extreme weather conditions.  As the entertainment capital, it has one basic need around the clock: food! 

Tired of flashing lights?  There's more nature to see in Las Vegas: Try Red Rock Canyon, the Valley of Fire and Lake Mead, among others, which will surely take your breath away.  

Are you ready to raise a family?  Nevada is home to some of the best schools in the United States. Take Green Valley High School in Clark County, which is one of the top ten schools in the US.  

Don't just get married in Las Vegas, start your new life.  After all, once you set foot in Las Vegas, you'll never want to leave.  Viva, Las Vegas!