An unrealated man and woman both at least 18 years old may be issued marriage a license in Clark County. Proof of age and government issued I.D. are required. Both individuals must appear at the Marriage License Bureau in the County Courthouse with appropriate I.D., at 200 S. 3rd Street, 1st floor.  No blood tests are required and the fee is $60 cash or $65 credit card.  You may get the ball rolling early by pre-registering for you license here.  

  Hoover Dam is always cool.  Story has it that there are bodies in the massive structure. Tell hubby-to-be, if the dress gets cake on it, Hoffa ain't the only one going to be missing.  The tour is great and the movies informative. 
  Mount Charleston has some decent slopes in the winter.  There's also some great hiking to be done as long as the mountain lions are fed before you go.
  Red Rock is absolutely beautiful and hiking to the spring is adventurous to say the least.
  Lake Mead has some "on the water" fun, ski boats and snorkeling, fishing and sun-bathing.  The beach is rocky, so bring some shoes.
There's always a golf outing at the many Vegas golf courses.  It's best to reserve your time slot before you get here if that's your thing.

  First Fridays is fantastic.  Local artists and great food at non hotel prices.   It's free to enter and a great time for the whole family. Their website is here if you want to check when the next one is.
  The locals shop at Town Center and the Outlet Mall for their "high-end" fashion. Town Center also has the very popular Blue Martini lounge and club.  
  UNLV basketball is the most popular event in Vegas not associated with gambling. There are also the AAA baseball 51's and the Locomotives UFL football.  
  The Fiesta Hotel has Hip-Hop at Club Tequila if you're looking for another off the strip locals place for music.  
  The Spring's Perserve is a desert oasis, very educational and all around cool.  There's art and Wolfgang Puck has some over priced eats when you're hungry.

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  Don't forget name changes.  Your credit cards would be all a tissy if they didn't get the opportunity to receive checks with your new John Hancock all over it.
  To practice your new John Hancock.  How can you say "That's not my signature" if you keep changing your signature.  Sounds trite, but having your new sig down pat is a sure sign you're prepared to be the new Mr. and Mrs..
  To verify all your vendors have the date and the time and the locations where you'll be needing their services.  It's even more important if your ceremony and reception locations are different.
  To have transportation to and from hammered out before you get to Vegas.  Taxi drivers are not your friend unless you're going to the strip club.
  Don't forget that "free" doesn't mean free in Vegas.  Spending your day listening to Time-Share speils may be okay the first hour or the first cell phone call at 3:00 am on honeymoon night but we're sure it will wear thin quickly.  It's much easier to pay for the show.