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Home›How To›How to Get Married in Oregon: 14 Steps

How to Get Married in Oregon: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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Getting married in Oregon can be an incredible experience with its beautiful landscapes and diverse wedding venues. Whether you’re a resident or planning a destination wedding, here are 14 steps to help make your special day go smoothly.

1.Choose a date and location:Decide on the perfect date and venue for your big day. Oregon offers various options, from breathtaking outdoor scenery to charming indoor venues.

2.Plan your budget:Determine how much you want to spend on your wedding and create a well-organized budget plan.

3.Research marriage license requirements:Visit the Oregon county clerk’s website to find out what documents you’ll need to obtain a marriage license.

4.Obtain your marriage license:Once you have gathered all necessary documents, visit your local county clerk’s office with your partner to apply for the marriage license.

5.Complete pre-marital counseling (optional):Some couples choose to attend pre-marital counseling sessions for a strong foundation going into their marriage.

6.Select an officiant:Choose someone who aligns with your values and personal style, whether it’s a religious leader or a trusted friend or family member.

7.Set up a wedding registry:Create a registry that suits your needs and style as a couple. It’s helpful for guests who want to purchase gifts for you on your special day.

8.Send out save-the-dates and invitations:Notify your guests about the upcoming wedding day by sending out save-the-dates before mailing formal invitations closer to the date.

9.Hire vendors:Start researching and booking various vendors like photographers, florists, caterers, musicians/DJs, and bakers early on to ensure availability for your chosen date.

10.Select attire for you and your bridal party:Find outfits that are comfortable, stylish, and suitable for the season in which you’ll be getting married.

11.Plan out the ceremony details:Work with your officiant and vendors to create a memorable and personalized ceremony experience.

12.Arrange for transportation:Plan how you and your guests will get to the venue, whether by car or any other mode of transportation.

13.Confirm all details with vendors:Regular communication with your vendors is essential to make sure everything goes smoothly on your wedding day.

14.Create a timeline for the big day:Make a well-thought-out schedule for the wedding day, covering events like getting ready, the ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, and any additional celebrations.

By following these 14 steps, you’ll be well-prepared to celebrate that special moment with loved ones in beautiful Oregon.

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