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Wedding venues in Oregon

Eagle Crest Resort
Hotel · Redmond, United States
50–585 guests6 event spaces100 rooms to stay
Two ballrooms for up to 585 guests, a 100-room lodge and 50 vacation rentals on a Central Oregon resort
Timberline Lodge
Hotel · Government Camp, United States
42–400 guests10 event spaces
Meeting rooms for up to 300 and outdoor receptions for 400 at a 1937 lodge on Mount Hood, with skiing and lodge bedrooms on site
Ashland Springs Hotel
Hotel · Ashland, United States
30–350 guests8 event spaces70 rooms to stay
Ballroom for 300 theater-style, a walled garden and a conservatory, with 70 bedrooms in a 1925 hotel in downtown Ashland
Belle Fiore Winery
Winery · Ashland, United States
10–300 guests6 event spaces
Six event spaces for 10 to 300 guests, a French-style chateau and in-house catering on a 50-acre vineyard above Ashland, Oregon
Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland
Hotel · Portland, United States
12–200 guests12 event spaces
About 8,000 sq ft of event space in eight rooms for up to 160 theater-style, with a wine cellar and Il Solito catering
Heathman Hotel
Hotel · Portland, United States
14–75 guests6 event spaces
Six event rooms for 14 to 75 guests, in-house catering and guest rooms in a 1927 hotel on Broadway in downtown Portland
Ainsworth House & Gardens
Historic house · Oregon City, United States
Up to 125 guests5 event spaces
Exclusive use of an 1851 house and two acres of gardens for up to 125 guests in Oregon City, with AV for board meetings
Hotel deLuxe
Hotel · Portland, United States
15–150 guests4 event spaces
Four event rooms for 10 to 150 guests, including a screening room, in a Golden Age Hollywood hotel in downtown Portland
Jupiter Hotel
Hotel · Portland, United States
100–300 guests9 event spaces
Over 11,000 sq ft of event space in two buildings on East Burnside, an Arium ballroom for 300 and an open catering policy
Hood River Hotel
Hotel · Hood River, United States
Up to 150 guests2 event spaces41 rooms to stay
A 2,500 sq ft ballroom for 120 seated or 150 standing and a full buyout of 41 rooms in downtown Hood River, Oregon
Rae Loft
Event space · Portland, United States
8–100 guests4 event spaces
Whole-suite loft of 3,100 sq ft for meetings, workshops and weddings of up to 100 guests in the Bakery Blocks, Northeast Portland
The Hotel Zags
Hotel · Portland, United States
12–90 guests5 event spaces
Five event spaces, from a 12-seat boardroom to a 6,882 sq ft covered patio, in a downtown Portland hotel on SW Clay Street
Amaterra
Winery · Portland, United States
30–200 guests6 event spaces
A 7,700 sq ft ballroom for 200, a barrel room and a waterfall terrace at a West Hills winery in Portland, with in-house catering
Benson Hotel
Hotel · Portland, United States
200–500 guests2 event spaces287 rooms to stay
12,000 sq ft of meeting space for 10 to 500 people and 287 rooms in a 1913 landmark hotel in downtown Portland
Hubbard Chapel
Event space · Hubbard, United States
Up to 100 guests3 event spaces
A restored 1890s chapel for 100 guests with a barn-style reception hall and lawn, halfway between Portland and Salem
Anchor Inn Resort
Hotel · Lincoln City, United States
Up to 75 guests3 event spaces
Book the cabins and lodge for a retreat or wedding of up to 75 guests on 2.5 forested acres in Lincoln City, Oregon
McMenamins Kennedy School
Hotel · Portland, United States
24–225 guests8 event spaces
Eight event rooms from 12 to 225 guests in a 1915 Portland school with on-site lodging, brewery and theater
Mark Spencer Hotel
Hotel · Portland, United States
Up to 150 guests6 event spaces
Six event spaces for 20 to 150 guests, including a 2,040 sq ft ballroom and a summer rooftop, in a 1907 downtown Portland hotel

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18 venues in Oregon host weddings, ordered by renown and by how fully each is documented. Of those that publish a capacity, the largest, Eagle Crest Resort, hosts up to 585 guests. 18 of them list their event spaces by name. Each page has the key facts and a request form for the events team.

Meeting and event venues in Oregon

Planning a wedding in Oregon

Oregon suits couples who want a wedding in the vineyards or close to nature: Pinot noir estates in the Willamette Valley, the cliffs and beaches of the coast, the Columbia River Gorge and the mountains around Bend. The dry, mild summer is the reliable window.

When to marry

July, August and September are the driest months west of the Cascades, and the Willamette Valley harvest runs into early autumn. The rest of the year is often grey and rainy, so a tent or indoor plan matters outside summer. Late summer can bring wildfire smoke; ask the venue about an alternative.

Getting guests there

Portland International is the main airport, close to the Willamette Valley, the Gorge and the northern coast. Redmond serves Bend and central Oregon, and Eugene the southern Willamette Valley. Coastal and mountain venues are reached by car, so plan shuttles for guests.

Wineries, lodges and coast

Willamette Valley wineries around the Dundee Hills and McMinnville, with tasting rooms and lawns over the vines. Timber lodges and ranches near Mount Hood and Bend, inns and houses facing the Pacific on the coast, and orchards and estates above the river in the Columbia River Gorge.

The legal side

A marriage licence is issued by a county clerk in Oregon and is valid throughout the state. Out-of-state and foreign couples can generally marry there. Check the current requirements with the county clerk.

Questions and answers

Which venues in Oregon can host 100 guests or more?

15 of the 18 venues publish a capacity of 100 guests or more: Eagle Crest Resort, Timberline Lodge, Ashland Springs Hotel, Belle Fiore Winery, Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland, Ainsworth House & Gardens, and 9 more.

Which venues in Oregon have rooms for guests to stay?

13 of the 18 venues are hotels; the largest, Benson Hotel, has 287 rooms. For the others, ask the events team about accommodation on site or nearby.

What kinds of venues are listed in Oregon?

13 hotels, 2 wineries, 2 event spaces, and 1 historic house.

How are these venues chosen and ordered?

By documented renown first, then by how fully each venue is documented (photographs, rooms, capacities), never by payment: venues do not pay to appear and the guide takes no commission. How we select venues.

Can out-of-state couples get married in Oregon?

Yes. Couples who do not live in Oregon, including foreign couples, can generally obtain a licence from a county clerk and marry anywhere in the state. Check the documents required with the county clerk in advance.

When is the best time for a wedding in the Willamette Valley?

July to September, when the weather is driest and the vines are green, with September close to the harvest. Spring and autumn are possible with a tent. Late summer can bring wildfire smoke, so keep an indoor option.

Where can you get married on the Oregon coast?

Coastal towns such as Cannon Beach, Manzanita and Newport have inns and houses facing the Pacific. Beach ceremonies may need a permit and evenings are cool and windy even in summer, so plan a sheltered space for dinner.

List updated on November 10, 2026.