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Las Vegas weddings from Florida: 2,147 licenses in 2025

On recent licenses from Florida, 33.8% of partners were under 35, below the 42.7% across all couples.

Data and content checked: 2026-11-11

2,147Licenses in 2025
11,916Licenses, 2021 to 2025
fifthRank among states
2,034Median straight-line miles

Counts use mailing addresses; how we count.

Las Vegas recorded 2,147 licenses from Florida in 2025; the previous year brought 2,365. Year on year, the Florida count moved 9.2% lower.

Florida couples took out 2,859 licenses in 2007, the highest published annual count; the low was 1,642 in 2020.

In 2008, the Florida count fell 18.2% to 2,338, its steepest annual percentage decline.

The sharpest Florida upward movement was from 1,642 in 2020 to 2,537 in 2021.

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
20072,859
20082,338
20092,181
20102,069
20111,947
20121,850
20131,647
20141,696
20151,838
20161,996
20171,910
20182,009
20191,943
20201,642
20212,537
20222,427
20232,440
20242,365
20252,147

Across 11,902 matched Florida licenses, the median straight-line distance to Las Vegas rounded to 2,034 miles. Coverage reached 99.88% for Florida, joining postal-area centroids or uniquely matched places to the Las Vegas centroid.

The busiest month for Florida couples was October, with 1,295 licenses and 10.9% of the recent count. The quietest published month was January at 686, 609 fewer than October. May followed with 1,146 licenses.

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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
January686
February983
March966
April1,065
May1,146
June942
July905
August876
September1,098
October1,295
November1,058
December896

Florida's October share of 10.87% was above the 10.33% of all licenses issued in that month, a difference of 0.54 percentage points. Following October and May, Florida couples collected 1,098 licenses in September, the third-largest published monthly group. Across October, May and September, Florida couples collected 3,539 licenses, making up 29.7% of their 11,916 recent total; across all couples, those months supplied 28.8% of licenses in 2021 to 2025.

The recent Florida group includes 4,546 couples marrying for the first time and 7,370 with a previous marriage for at least one partner. The first-wedding share for Florida was 38.1%, compared with 50.2% across all origins, a gap of 12.03 percentage points below that benchmark.

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 marriage4,546
At least one repeat marriage7,370
Unclassified history0

Partners aged 30-34 formed the biggest published age band for Florida, at 3,950 people. The next Florida age group, 35-39, contained 3,542 partners. For Florida, the 30-34 age band made up 16.6% of partners, compared with 19.3% for all origins, putting it below the overall share. Partners under 35 accounted for 33.8% of all people on Florida licenses, lower than the 42.7% across all origins. The third and fourth age groups from Florida were 25-29 and 40-44, containing 3,163 and 3,045 partners respectively in the recent pooled record.

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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
15-1937
20-24897
25-293,163
30-343,950
35-393,542
40-443,045
45-492,583
50-542,369
55-591,681
60-641,228
65-69708
70-74393
75-79158
80-8468
85-89fewer than 10
90-94fewer than 10

Florida had 11.29 Las Vegas licenses per 100,000 adults in 2025, based on 19,019,796 Census adult residents.

For 2024, an estimated 162,861 marriages were performed in Florida, calculated from the provisional CDC rate of 7.00 per 1,000 and population 23,265,838. The same year brought 2,365 Las Vegas licenses from Florida.

For first marriages in Florida, ACS 2024 reports medians of 31.2 years for men and 29.3 for women, with respective margins of error of 0.3 and 0.3 years.

City origins, 2021 to 2025

Uniquely matched mailing locality labels. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
Mailing localityLicenses issued
Miami city890
Orlando city603
Jacksonville city575
Tampa city525

Looking back at Florida couples, the published counts were 2,859 in 2007, 1,943 in 2019, 1,642 in 2020, 2,537 in 2021, 2,440 in 2023. Against 2019, Florida couples recorded 10.5% more licenses in 2025. Couples from Florida supplied 3.17% of recent Las Vegas licenses: 11,916 within a countywide 375,664 in 2021 to 2025. For Florida, the latest count accounts for 3.04% of 70,598 Las Vegas licenses in 2025. The Florida share at the beginning of this record was 2.65% in 2007, when 2,859 of the county's 107,901 licenses carried that address.

Plan the $102 license visit

If you are arranging your visit from Florida, the marriage license guide covers the $102 fee, identification and collection together at the bureau. For proof to use back in Florida, follow the certified-copy guide after the marriage is recorded: a certified certificate costs $20 per copy, and the officiant must return the completed document within 10 days of the ceremony for recording.

After the wedding

  1. Order the Nevada certificate
  2. Check Florida paperwork