Downtown Las Vegas · Historic courthouse weddings
The Mob Museum
Wedding videography & photography
The former federal courthouse gives a downtown wedding an unmistakable backdrop. We can record the ceremony in your booked space, capture family portraits, and document the gathering afterward.
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What we can cover
- Ceremony photography and video in approved spaces
- Downtown couple and family portraits
- Toast coverage and a short wedding film
What to send us
Send the ceremony space and reception location. Share the museum’s approved camera and portrait areas, especially if guests will move through public exhibits.
Official venue wedding informationVenue history & highlights
How it started
The museum opened on February 14, 2012, in a former federal courthouse and post office that first opened in 1933. The Mob Museum
A hearing in the original courtroom
U.S. Senator Estes Kefauver led a Senate committee hearing on organized crime in the building’s second-floor courtroom in 1950. The Mob Museum courtroom exhibit
What survived
The museum restored the historic courtroom and made it a centerpiece of the visitor experience. The Mob Museum
A familiar Las Vegas name
Oscar Goodman helped shape the museum and recruited former FBI special agent Ellen Knowlton to chair its first board. The Mob Museum digital archive
Check availability for your wedding
Share your date and the moments you want captured. We’ll help you plan coverage hours and choose your photo and video deliverables.
Email for a quote Call 702-587-0363VegasStudio.biz is an independent production company. On-site coverage depends on the venue’s approval and the terms of your booking.