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Las Vegas weddings from Wyoming: 118 licenses in 2025

Remarriage featured in 66.0% of recent Las Vegas licenses from Wyoming, compared with 49.8% across all couples.

Data and content checked: 2026-11-11

118Licenses in 2025
632Licenses, 2021 to 2025
43rdRank among states
651Median straight-line miles

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After 133 licenses in 2024, couples from Wyoming obtained 118 in 2025. The Wyoming difference amounts to 11.3%.

Couples from Wyoming reached an annual high of 322 licenses in 2007, against a low of 82 in 2020.

The largest percentage setback in the published Wyoming series occurred in 2020, when 82 licenses followed 165 the previous year.

Wyoming recorded its fastest annual percentage growth in 2021: 58.5%, reaching 130 licenses.

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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
2007322
2008285
2009301
2010268
2011277
2012253
2013198
2014215
2015221
2016178
2017160
2018161
2019165
202082
2021130
2022130
2023121
2024133
2025118

At least one partner had been married before on 417 recent Wyoming licenses, while 215 were first marriages for both partners. Both-first marriages made up 34.0% of the Wyoming total, 16.16 percentage points below the all-couples share of 50.2%.

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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 marriage215
At least one repeat marriage417
Unclassified history0

The most common published ages among Wyoming partners were 30-34, a group of 232 people. Second place in the Wyoming age profile went to 25-29, numbering 194 people. The Wyoming share aged 30-34 was 18.4%, below the 19.3% countywide share for those ages. The next largest published Wyoming age band was 35-39 at 174 partners, then 40-44 at 166, 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
20-2476
25-29194
30-34232
35-39174
40-44166
45-49134
50-54108
55-5976
60-6457
65-6922
70-7414
75-79fewer than 10
80-84fewer than 10

The Wyoming month counts peaked in October with 79 licenses, representing 12.5% of recent licenses. Monthly volume bottomed out at 37 in January, a difference of 42 from the October peak. May followed with 73 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
January37
February58
March50
April47
May73
June48
July44
August45
September47
October79
November54
December50

For Wyoming, October's 12.50% share stood 2.17 percentage points above the 10.33% recorded in that month across all couples. The next strongest Wyoming month was February with 58 licenses, completing the leading monthly group after October and May. Adding October, May and February brings the leading three months to 210 Wyoming licenses, or 33.2% of the 632 recent total; those same months accounted for 27.7% of all-origin licenses in 2021 to 2025.

Couples from Wyoming had a median matched distance of 651 straight-line miles to Las Vegas, with matches for 632 licenses. Matching covered 100.00% of recent Wyoming licenses, using home postal-area or place centroids.

The latest Wyoming total corresponds to 25.57 licenses per 100,000 adults, using the Census count of 461,419 adults.

The state-occurrence estimate for Wyoming is 4,459 marriages in 2024, using 586,722 residents and a provisional CDC rate of 7.60 per 1,000. For comparison, the Las Vegas Wyoming count in that year was 133 licenses.

At home in Wyoming, the ACS 2024 median age at first marriage was 28.7 for men and 25.9 for women; the respective margins of error were 1.2 and 0.9 years.

The earlier Wyoming checkpoints were 322 in 2007, 165 in 2019, 82 in 2020, 130 in 2021, 121 in 2023. By 2025, Wyoming's count stood 28.5% below its 2019 level. Across 2021 to 2025, Wyoming contributed 632 of the 375,664 countywide licenses, or 0.17%. In 2025 alone, Wyoming represented 0.17% of the 70,598 licenses from all origins. At the start of the series, Wyoming supplied 322 of 107,901 countywide licenses in 2007, a 0.30% share of that year's total.

Plan the $102 license visit

For your own visit from Wyoming, budget $102 for the license and bring the identification listed in the marriage license guide; both partners attend to collect it. To obtain a certificate to take home to Wyoming, allow for the officiant's filing stage, with a deadline of 10 days after the ceremony, then follow the certified-copy guide for the $20 certified certificate once the marriage is recorded.

After the wedding

  1. Order the Nevada certificate
  2. Check Wyoming paperwork