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Las Vegas weddings from Kansas: 315 licenses in 2025

Remarriage featured in 62.3% of recent Las Vegas licenses from Kansas, compared with 49.8% across all couples.

Data and content checked: 2026-11-11

315Licenses in 2025
1,827Licenses, 2021 to 2025
33rdRank among states
1,055Median straight-line miles

Counts use mailing addresses; how we count.

The Kansas count fell to 315 in 2025 after 364 licenses the year before. Kansas's annual change was 13.5% down.

Couples from Kansas reached an annual high of 797 licenses in 2007, against a low of 266 in 2020.

The steepest Kansas drop came in 2020: 397 licenses became 266, a 33.0% fall.

The largest Kansas percentage rise came in 2021, as 266 licenses became 423.

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
2007797
2008689
2009678
2010641
2011587
2012569
2013527
2014479
2015504
2016459
2017462
2018385
2019397
2020266
2021423
2022371
2023354
2024364
2025315

At least one partner had been married before on 1,139 recent Kansas licenses, while 688 were first marriages for both partners. Both-first marriages made up 37.7% of the Kansas total, 12.52 percentage points below the all-couples share of 50.2%.

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 marriage688
At least one repeat marriage1,139
Unclassified history0

The largest age group on Kansas licenses was 25-29, containing 590 partners. Kansas's next largest band was 30-34 with 579 people. The 25-29 band represented 16.1% of partners from Kansas, below the 16.6% in the same band across all couples. Across Kansas licenses, 38.0% of partners were under 35, a lower share than the all-origin 42.7%. Beyond those first two bands, Kansas had 543 partners aged 35-39 and 528 aged 40-44, the next two largest published groups in descending order.

Aggregate counts, with exact figures in the tableBar lengths show the displayed counts. Suppressed values have no bar. The table gives exact published values.15-1920-2425-2930-3435-3940-4445-4950-5455-5960-6465-6970-7475-79
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
15-1911
20-24210
25-29590
30-34579
35-39543
40-44528
45-49395
50-54356
55-59219
60-64115
65-6968
70-7425
75-7911
80-84fewer than 10
85-89fewer than 10

October drew the largest published month total from Kansas: 193 licenses, or 10.6% of the recent total. January had the smallest published month count, 105, leaving a gap of 88 licenses between the busiest and quietest months. July followed with 181 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
January105
February128
March149
April165
May160
June162
July181
August136
September167
October193
November141
December140

Across all couples, October accounted for 10.33% of recent licenses, compared with 10.56% for Kansas, a gap of 0.23 percentage points above the overall share. The next month after July for Kansas couples was September, with 167 licenses, placing it third in the published monthly ranking. Together, October, July and September supplied 541 recent Kansas licenses, or 29.6% of the 1,827 total; those same months accounted for 27.4% of all-origin licenses in 2021 to 2025.

The median straight-line journey from Kansas to Las Vegas measured 1,055 miles across 1,825 matched licenses. Those postal-area and place matches cover 99.89% of the Kansas total.

Kansas had 13.73 Las Vegas licenses per 100,000 adults in 2025, based on 2,294,452 Census adult residents.

For 2024, an estimated 16,605 marriages were performed in Kansas, calculated from the provisional CDC rate of 5.60 per 1,000 and population 2,965,252. The same year brought 364 Las Vegas licenses from Kansas.

At home in Kansas, the ACS 2024 median age at first marriage was 28.8 for men and 26.2 for women; the respective margins of error were 0.6 and 0.4 years.

City origins, 2021 to 2025

Uniquely matched mailing locality labels. 2021 to 2025, with 2022 to 22 December
Mailing localityLicenses issued
Wichita city345

Following Kansas through the annual record gives 797 in 2007, 397 in 2019, 266 in 2020, 423 in 2021, 354 in 2023. By 2025, Kansas's count stood 20.6% below its 2019 level. The recent Kansas total was 1,827 licenses, a 0.49% share of 375,664 from all origins in 2021 to 2025. Kansas's share in 2025 was 0.45% of the countywide 70,598 licenses. Back in 2007, Kansas accounted for 0.74% of Las Vegas licenses: 797 out of the countywide 107,901 for that year.

Plan the $102 license visit

Couples traveling from Kansas 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 Kansas, 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.

After the wedding

  1. Order the Nevada certificate
  2. Check Kansas paperwork