The Punk Rock Museum Chapel vs. The Mob Museum Weddings
Amplifiers, concert flyers, and rock-icon vows at The Punk Rock Museum versus Prohibition speakeasy cocktails and historic 1933 courtroom architecture at The Mob Museum.
Itemized 2026 Out-the-Door fee & policy scorecard
| Fee / Policy Line Item | The Punk Rock Museum Wedding Chapel | The Mob Museum Weddings |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest Brochure Base Package | $500 | $700 |
| Check-In Cash Minister Fee | $200 | $0 |
| Chauffeur / Limo Gratuity (When Limo Used) | $0 | $0 |
| Venue Tax / Service Surcharge | 8.375% | 8.375% |
| Clark County Marriage License | $102.00 cash ($105.29 card) | $102.00 cash ($105.29 card) |
| True Legal Out-the-Door Lowest | $844 | $861 |
| Vow Renewal Out-the-Door (No $102 License) | $742 | $759 |
| Outside (BYO) Photographer Rule | BYO Photographer: Free ($0) | BYO Photographer: Free ($0) |
| Max Ceremony Guest Capacity | Up to 30 guests | Up to 120 guests |
| Elvis / Drive-Thru / Livestream | Elvis: No · Drive-Thru: No · Stream: Optional | Elvis: No · Drive-Thru: No · Stream: Optional |
| Ride from Marriage License Bureau | ~7 min (1.5 mi) | ~5 min (0.7 mi) |
| Official Rate Sheet Proof (Checked Oct 2026) | Verify The Punk Rock Museum Wedding Chapel Rate Sheet ↗ | Verify The Mob Museum Weddings Rate Sheet ↗ |
Our verdict: The Punk Rock Museum Wedding Chapel vs. The Mob Museum Weddings
The Punk Rock Museum is unbeatable for loud, authentic rock-and-roll vows; The Mob Museum is unmatched for Prohibition speakeasy glamour and historic courtroom drama.
The Punk Rock Museum Wedding Chapel starts at approximately $844 Out-the-Door for a legal marriage (base package $500 plus mandatory cash minister donation, tax/service surcharge, and the $102 Clark County Marriage License), while The Mob Museum Weddings starts at approximately $861 Out-the-Door (base package $700).
At The Punk Rock Museum Wedding Chapel, outside photographers are: BYO Photographer: Free ($0). At The Mob Museum Weddings, outside photographers are: BYO Photographer: Free ($0).
The Punk Rock Museum is unbeatable for loud, authentic rock-and-roll vows; The Mob Museum is unmatched for Prohibition speakeasy glamour and historic courtroom drama.