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Las Vegas weddings from Colombia: 72 licenses in 2025

Couples from Colombia took out 72 licenses in 2025, up from 57 the year before.

Data and content checked: 2026-11-11

72Licenses in 2025
249Licenses, 2021 to 2025
26.3%Change on 2024
20thRank among overseas origins

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The latest annual total for Colombia is 72, compared with 57 in 2024. For Colombia, this represents a 26.3% increase.

Couples from Colombia took out 76 licenses in 2014, the highest published annual count; the low was 12 in 2007.

For Colombia, the biggest year-on-year percentage fall was between 2019 and 2020: 54 to 16 licenses.

The biggest annual percentage increase for Colombia was 193.8% in 2021, ending at 47 licenses.

Aggregate counts, with exact figures in the tableBar lengths show the displayed counts. Suppressed values have no bar. The table gives exact published values.2007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
Licenses issued by year, 2007 to 2025. 2022 to 22 December.
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Licenses issued by year, 2007 to 2025. 2022 to 22 December.
License issue yearLicenses issued
200712
200818
200922
201025
201123
201260
201366
201476
201575
201669
201769
201862
201954
202016
202147
202245
202328
202457
202572

Among recent couples from Colombia, 179 reported a first marriage for each partner and 70 reported at least one previous marriage. Compared with 50.2% for all couples, 71.9% of couples from Colombia were both marrying for the first time, 21.71 percentage points above the overall share.

Aggregate counts, with exact figures in the tableBar lengths show the displayed counts. Suppressed values have no bar. The table gives exact published values.Both first marriageAt least one repeat marriageUnclassified history
Licenses by reported marriage history. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
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Licenses by reported marriage history. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
CategoryLicenses issued
Both first marriage179
At least one repeat marriage70
Unclassified history0

Couples from Colombia collected their largest published monthly total in October: 34 licenses, a 13.7% share. At the other end was February, with 11 licenses; October recorded 23 more. June followed with 26 licenses.

Aggregate counts, with exact figures in the tableBar lengths show the displayed counts. Suppressed values have no bar. The table gives exact published values.JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
Licenses by month of issue. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
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Licenses by month of issue. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
CategoryLicenses issued
January14
February11
March13
April19
May21
June26
July17
August24
September24
October34
November26
December20

For all origins combined, the October share was 10.33%; Colombia's 13.65% was 3.32 percentage points above that countywide seasonal benchmark. November matched June at 26 Colombia licenses, sharing second place behind October. Combining October, June and November gives 86 licenses from Colombia, a 34.5% share of 249 recent licenses; those same months accounted for 26.1% of all-origin licenses in 2021 to 2025.

The most common published ages among Colombia partners were 30-34, a group of 123 people. Second place in the Colombia age profile went to 35-39, numbering 121 people. The Colombia share aged 30-34 was 24.7%, above the 19.3% countywide share for those ages. The next largest published Colombia age band was 40-44 at 99 partners, then 45-49 at 46, following the first two groups in the recent window.

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People by age band, license year minus birth year. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
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People by age band, license year minus birth year. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
Age bandPeople
15-19fewer than 10
20-24fewer than 10
25-2934
30-34123
35-39121
40-4499
45-4946
50-5437
55-5913
60-64fewer than 10
65-69fewer than 10
70-74fewer than 10
75-79fewer than 10
80-84fewer than 10

The neighboring origin in the recent overseas list is Denmark with 245 licenses, compared with 249 from Colombia. Colombia held the 20th latest-year place across recognized overseas labels and the 22nd recent-count place among the overseas pages published here. Spread over the recent file years, Colombia's 249 licenses average 49.8 a year across 2021 to 2025, including 2022 only through 22 December.

Following Colombia through the annual record gives 12 in 2007, 54 in 2019, 16 in 2020, 47 in 2021, 28 in 2023. Against 2019, couples from Colombia recorded 33.3% more licenses in 2025. The recent Colombia total was 249 licenses, a 0.07% share of 375,664 from all origins in 2021 to 2025. Colombia's share in 2025 was 0.10% of the countywide 70,598 licenses. Back in 2007, Colombia accounted for 0.01% of Las Vegas licenses: 12 out of the countywide 107,901 for that year.

Plan the $102 license visit

Couples traveling from Colombia can prepare with the marriage license guide: the fee is $102, and both partners collect the license with their identification. For paperwork to take back to Colombia, use the certified-copy guide for the ordering steps after recording; the officiant must file within 10 days after the ceremony, and a certified certificate is $20 per copy.