Inclusive vendor directory
Photographers, planners, officiants and venues across Oregon, from Portland waterfronts to Mount Hood forests and the redwood coast. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
3-day waitWaivable for a small extra fee.
60 days to marryAnywhere in Oregon.
Two witnessesBring two people to sign alongside your officiant.
Forests to coastMount Hood, the Gorge and the coast are all close.
Photography is more than just documenting for me, it is art. Allow me to capture every detail, every intimate moment, and every cinematic still that arises naturally throughout your day with an unobtrusive presence and down-to-earth demeanor.
LoveLove is a small, queer woman-owned stationery studio. And by small, we mean just a father and daughter duo. He is a printer with over 50 years of printing experience, and she is a brand designer-turned-stationer with a deep love of art, design, and of course, love. Although our craft is paper, our hearts belong to the love story behind the stationery. LoveLove is focused on hearing your story and giving you stationery that truly feels like you.
Candid, laid-back, queer destination photographer celebrating LGBTQ+ love, from epic city weddings, to mountaintop elopements.
Hey, we’re Liz & Jason, your Elopement Photographer and Videographer, Planners, Guides and all time fun duo!!
I can’t wait to meet you. From getting to know you, documenting important moments to the delivery of your images, I’m all in.
I am a documentary wedding photographer drawn to shadow and light, mythology and nature, and the quiet revelations of belonging. I shoot hybrid on film and digital and revel in the true and deep connections of all my couples. My soul belongs to the mountains.
We’re a beauty brand that believes in bringing to life your dream look even in lieu of tradition so let’s kick the rule book out the window and create some magic! Imagine a bespoke bridal beauty look for your unique needs and wants to authentically celebrate YOU. It’s not a dream!
I’m Kaylee, a PNW wedding + elopement photographer who values connection, providing a safe and affirming space and a judgement free experience, and delivering photos that feel emotional, artful, and cool as hell. I genuinely love to travel, and am available wherever a plane can take me!
We’re Adeline and Valerie, a queer-owned, wife-and-wife photo + video team, and we have been looking forward to your wedding since before you hired us. We show up for the quiet moments and the loud ones.Â
Hi, I’m Mae, and I’m so glad you’ve found your way here. I’m a nomadic photographer and storyteller with roots in Brooklyn, always ready to follow love wherever it leads.
We photograph weddings on film and digital, and make wedding films on Super 8 and camcorder. The result looks like your parents’ wedding album and the home movies you grew up watching.
I’m a travel wedding and branding photographer serving Washington, Arizona, and anywhere the light is pretty. My main mission? Helping you stay as grounded and confident as possible!
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Oregon is an elopement dream, with old-growth forests, waterfalls and a wild coastline, plus Portland for city celebrations. Several vetted vendors in our directory are based in Portland, too.
You’ll wait 3 days after your license is issued before the ceremony, though you can waive the wait for a small fee. Then you have 60 days to marry anywhere in Oregon, with two witnesses. In Multnomah County, you can apply online first, then pick up your license in person together.
Your officiant can be authorized by a religious congregation or a secular organization, or be a judge. They have 5 days after the ceremony to return the signed license, so pick someone organized.
Think a Mount Hood forest elopement with champagne pops, rainbow flags and red lanterns in the forest and private vows among the redwoods.
Yes, 3 days from when your license is issued. You can waive it for a small extra fee.
You have 60 days to marry, and the ceremony can be anywhere in Oregon.
Two witnesses, in addition to your officiant.
Yes, if they are authorized by a religious congregation or a secular organization. They must return the signed license within 5 days.
Legal details last checked October 2026 against Multnomah County. Other counties may differ.
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