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Forget the Drive-Thru Wedding, There's Now the Drive-By Wedding

July 23, 2012 at 7:16 PM | by | Comments (2)

Looking to get married in Vegas, but find the trip all the way down to the drive-thru wedding chapels just a little too far? Then be on the lookout for the Las Vegas Wedding Wagon.

Partly inspired by Sin City's themed weddings craze and partly inspired by another mobile business, Hangover Heaven, the Wedding Wagon is a minister-equipped minivan that will marry couples on the curb for just $99. The whole ceremony is only just a little longer than the wait at a left-turn light--about 10 minutes.

The Wedding Wagon has a website up and running here which allows you to check out the ride that will be in the background of all your photos as well as the two ordained ministers -- Andy and James. You can even reserve a time for your wedding (for instance, today is open at 5pm if you are feeling it!) And while the ministers told ABC News they will drive as far as Boulder City and Red Rock Canyon to marry folks, they do have a list of preferred locations like the Fabulous Las Vegas sign.

But perhaps best of all, you can TEXT THE MINISTERS and have them come by to marry you.* Here's the #: 702-343-8719. They do ask that you text between the hours of noon and 9 p.m. for immediate service. No word on if fries come with that.

*Remember you still need to have a valid marriage license from Clark County before the Wedding Wagon ministers will marry you and those licenses do take some time to get. For more info on how to do that, read our story here.

[Photo: Las Vegas Wedding Wagon]

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Mr Pappagiorgio on July 23, 2012 at 10:38 PM #Permalink

So tacky

I got married in Las Vegas just in October and i couldnt imagine having a drive by wedding! We got married at the flamingo at the paradise falls and it was beautiful. We had family with us, had a wedding video, photographer, flowers and a nice reception. How can people be so cheap and not care? What kind of memories would you have?
tashajilek on July 23, 2012 at 10:54 PM #Permalink

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