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Las Vegas weddings from Mexico: 346 licenses in 2025

September was the busiest license month for couples from Mexico in 2021 to 2025, with 172 licenses.

Data and content checked: 2026-11-11

346Licenses in 2025
1,437Licenses, 2021 to 2025
5.7%Change on 2024
sixthRank among overseas origins

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The Mexico count fell to 346 in 2025 after 367 licenses the year before. Mexico's annual change was 5.7% down.

Couples from Mexico took out 367 licenses in 2024, the highest published annual count; the low was 105 in 2020.

The steepest Mexico drop came in 2020: 199 licenses became 105, a 47.2% fall.

The largest Mexico percentage rise came in 2021, as 105 licenses became 163.

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
2007154
2008157
2009188
2010202
2011245
2012254
2013280
2014344
2015280
2016275
2017213
2018205
2019199
2020105
2021163
2022227
2023334
2024367
2025346

Among recent couples from Mexico, 994 reported a first marriage for each partner and 443 reported at least one previous marriage. Compared with 50.2% for all couples, 69.2% of couples from Mexico were both marrying for the first time, 18.99 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 marriage994
At least one repeat marriage443
Unclassified history0

For Mexico, the age distribution peaks at 30-34 with 682 people. Another 621 people on Mexico licenses were in the second-largest 35-39 band. Partners aged 30-34 represented 23.7% of people on Mexico licenses, above their 19.3% share among all couples. Across Mexico licenses, 37.9% of partners were under 35, a lower share than the all-origin 42.7%. After its leading two age bands, Mexico recorded 461 partners aged 40-44, followed by 357 aged 25-29 in the next position by count.

Aggregate counts, with exact figures in the tableBar lengths show the displayed counts. Suppressed values have no bar. The table gives exact published values.20-2425-2930-3435-3940-4445-4950-5455-5960-6465-6975-79
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
20-2451
25-29357
30-34682
35-39621
40-44461
45-49276
50-54187
55-59103
60-6459
65-6941
70-74withheld
75-7917
80-84fewer than 10

September drew the largest published month total from Mexico: 172 licenses, or 12.0% of the recent total. July had the smallest published month count, 84, leaving a gap of 88 licenses between the busiest and quietest months. October followed with 155 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
January89
February86
March99
April134
May87
June99
July84
August132
September172
October155
November145
December155

Across all couples, September accounted for 9.08% of recent licenses, compared with 11.97% for Mexico, a gap of 2.89 percentage points above the overall share. December matched October at 155 Mexico licenses, sharing second place behind September. Together, September, October and December supplied 482 recent Mexico licenses, or 33.5% of the 1,437 total; those same months accounted for 26.8% of all-origin licenses in 2021 to 2025.

With 1,437 recent licenses, Mexico sits beside Poland in the published overseas list; that origin contributed 995. Ranked by 2025 licenses, Mexico was sixth among recognized overseas origins; by pooled recent licenses, its published-page rank was sixth. For Mexico, the recent recorded average was 287.4 licenses per file year across 2021 to 2025, a window that includes 2022 through 22 December.

The Mexico series includes 154 in 2007, 199 in 2019, 105 in 2020, 163 in 2021, 334 in 2023 along the way. Against 2019, couples from Mexico recorded 73.9% more licenses in 2025. Mexico's 1,437 licenses made up 0.38% of the 375,664 countywide count across 2021 to 2025. Looking only at 2025, 0.49% of the county's 70,598 licenses came from Mexico. In 2007, 154 licenses from Mexico made up 0.14% of 107,901 across the county, giving an earlier point for its share of total demand.

Plan the $102 license visit

Planning a Las Vegas wedding from Mexico starts with the $102 license and the joint collection visit described in the marriage license guide. The certificate you take home to Mexico costs $20 a copy, ordered after recording; allow for the officiant's 10-day filing deadline after the ceremony, then follow the certified-copy guide for the ordering routes and information to have ready.