Love is all you need to tie the knot in Las Vegas. Well, you also need $60, valid identification and a social security number to get the license. That's not so bad, though, is it?

Call it getting married without a hitch.

Whatever chapel you choose, it's got you covered. Need a ring or two? They've got 'em. Flowers? Check. Gown and tuxedo? Rentable. Don't want to leave the comfort of your car to make a lifetime commitment to the one you love? Do the drive-thru. (No, you can't order fries with that.)

Want to exchange vows dressed in Medieval costumes, or as Intergalactic characters? No problem there, either. Many chapels and hotels offer a variety of ceremony themes. Most chapels also have experienced, professional staff to help make everything extra special. Just be sure to get to the Clark County Marriage License Bureau beforehand. It's the official government agency that issues every marriage license in Las Vegas, which you must have before any ceremony can be performed. (It's worth noting that the Bureau is open from 8 a.m. to midnight, including holidays.)

For convenience, most wedding chapels offer a variety of packages, from very simple to very elaborate. (Contrary to popular belief, many people put as much effort into planning their Vegas wedding as they would if they were having it back home.) No wonder Las Vegas has been one of the world's most popular destinations for weddings for more than 50 years - the Marriage Bureau issues an average of more than 100,000 licenses a year.