The Best Raw Wedding Spaces & Venues in Portland, OR

The Best Raw Wedding Spaces & Venues in Portland, OR

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7 Wedding Venues in Portland, OR

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Walters Cultural Arts Center 

5.0

  • Up to 200 guests
  • Raw space
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $748

For a special day infused with the spirit of creativity and culture, consider the Walters Cultural Arts Center for your wedding day! With its classic red-stone architecture, stained glass features, custom woodwork ceiling arches, concert-quality sound system, and fine art gallery, the Walters is one of the west side’s most treasured sites for wedding ceremonies, receptions, and other special events. Whether you’d like an intimate family reception for 40 guests, an extravagant party for 200, or an outdoor reception on the lawn, the Walters provides a variety of amenable and affordable options for your big day. Located in the heart of Hillsboro’s historic downtown, this former church is a bustling nexus of cultural activity. Our facility is open Monday through Friday, with private rentals available on Saturday & Sunday.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Versatile for various event styles
  • Private area for the wedding party
  • Provides lighting and sound

Venue considerations

  • No on-premises lodging options
  • Additional event staff required
  • Does not allow pets
As a caterer, this venue is a favorite of ours! It is easy to find and get to, beautiful, and the staff is always great to work with. Our team is also in Hillsboro, so it is close to our location which makes catering there great! The have tables and chairs onsite, as well as a prep kitchen, which is convenient for the client and vendors. The space is very adaptable as well -- I've seen weddings held here, memorials, cocktail parties and more. Including my own highschool prom! 110% recommend checking out this venue, if you are looking for a Hillsboro event space with beautiful architecture.
Reedville Catering, 3 years ago
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PDX Suite Spot 

4.0

Portland, OR
  • Up to 100 guests
  • Raw space
  • Indoor & outdoor
  • Starts at $1,200

Black-owned open floor studio with large windows and original exposed brick. The large windows allow a hefty amount of natural sunlight to fill the room. Good for photo shoots, exercise classes, small banquets, birthday parties, baby showers, launch parties, and meeting space. There is a kitchenette with access to counters and sink however, no refrigerator access will be permitted. Elevator access from the street to allow easy loading and unloading. This is your premier and intimate event studio.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Both indoor and outdoor options
  • Combines timeless elegance with history
  • Wheelchair accessible

Venue considerations

  • No in-house catering options
  • No on-site guest accommodations
  • Additional event staff required
I have hosted, and decorated a number of events in this space. The PDX Suite Spot is spacious, with beautiful exposed brick walls and large windows to view the “Portland” sign from inside. This space has room for VIP’s, Kitchen, DJ’s and more. There are elevators to take you to the second floor or a stairway that leads up with no issues. The hosts are just as kind. and professional. Communication is always returned within a reasonable time frame. I have also witnessed the host help setup for an event when the coordinators were late. This is definitely the type of over and above service I am looking for when choosing a venue to host my events. I highly recommend The Suite Spot and hope you’ll give them a chance as well.
Small and Mighty Event, 3 years ago
Portland Center Stage 

5.0

Portland, OR
  • Up to 200 guests
  • Raw space
  • Indoor

Portland Center Stage is housed in The Armory, a gorgeous, renovated community space in Portland’s lovely Pearl District. The two-tiered lobby spaces dramatically merge Portland history and culture with state-of-the-art sustainable architecture. This setting provides the perfect backdrop for a beautiful and unforgettable evening. Please reach out to us directly using the included contact details to book our venue!

Why you'll love this venue

  • Has onsite accommodations
  • Allows pets
  • Provides a dedicated team on-site

Venue considerations

  • Requires outside catering services
  • Does not have a dance floor
  • On-site parking not available
We were nothing short of satisfied with our entire experience getting married at PCS. The venue itself is stunning, and the 2 floors allow for natural transitions between ceremony, dinner, and dancing. Venue coordinators were responsive and incredibly helpful with all our prep needs pre-wedding and the day of. I highly recommend the venue!
Katy & M., 2 years ago
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Oaks Pioneer Chapel 

5.0

Portland, OR
  • Up to 75 guests
  • Raw space
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $1,250

Oaks Pioneer Chapel is an intimate, historic and affordable wedding venue in Portland, accommodating up to 75 guests for a ceremony with close friends and family. Built in 1851, it is the oldest original structure church in the state of Oregon and by design, its warm wood interior not only reflects the true Pacific NW style, it also creates exceptional acoustics, fostering a truly shared and intimate experience. Non-profit community-owned and operated, OPC offers a year round rate of $1250 for a three-hour booking, including a one-hour rehearsal. We offer convenient packages as well as micro-receptions in our gardens during fair weather months from June-October. The chapel, just 10 minutes from downtown, is nestled in the charming Sellwood-Westmoreland neighborhood near the Willamette River, Sellwood Park, and Oaks Amusement Park, providing a unique and vintage-style setting for weddings and elopements. Oaks Pioneer Church is non-denominational and we welcome everyone here.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Allows pets
  • Classic seating dinner
  • Has an intimate atmosphere

Venue considerations

  • Requires outside catering services
  • Not for you if you are drawn to more unconventional venues
  • Not wheelchair accessible
The Oaks Pioneer Chapel was the perfect venue for our wedding. From the moment we first inquired, the staff were thorough, immediate, and incredibly kind in their communication, answering all of our questions and making us feel at ease throughout the planning process. On the wedding day, the chapel provided a cozy, elegant, and vintage setting that truly captured the historic charm we were looking for. We especially loved the complimentary poster about the church's history, which was a thoughtful touch that our guests enjoyed learning about. Overall, the Oaks Pioneer Chapel exceeded our expectations and we would highly recommend it to any couple looking for a beautiful and unique wedding venue.
Sheila N., 6 months ago
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AstroRanch PDX 

5.0

Portland, OR
  • Up to 85 guests
  • Raw space
  • Outdoor
  • Starts at $1,250

This is a beloved private, rural in the city wedding retreat for close families, friends and vendor alike. Enjoy 6 acres of charming midcentury charm. 3 bedroom main house, 6 bed bunkhouse, and 4 cabins for your wedding use.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Surrounded by nature
  • Offers full flexibility in setup and decor
  • Multiple event spaces

Venue considerations

  • No on-premises lodging options
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • No on-site bridal suite
The venue owner is easy and communicative to work with. Everything is so unique and thought out. My entire family and friends are still talking about it. We hope to have a reunion here as well, & maybe an anniversary party!!
Jenny B., 9 months ago

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About wedding venues in Portland, OR

What Makes Portland an Ideal Wedding Destination?

Portland, Oregon creates a magical backdrop for weddings with its distinctive blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. You'll find venues that truly capture Portland's unique character; like The Evergreen with its industrial-chic warehouse vibe and custom lighting that transforms any celebration. September tends to be Portland's wedding sweet spot when the weather cooperates with mild temps and minimal rain. The city gives you so many ways to personalize your day through the incredible farm-to-table dining scene, local craft breweries and settings that range from mountain views to riverside ceremonies along the Willamette. Your personality can really shine through in a Portland wedding.

How Much Does a Portland Wedding Cost?

Portland weddings typically run around $47,047 for 150 guests. Venue costs here range from $6,700-$8,200 which is actually quite reasonable compared to the national range of $6,500-$12,000. Your final budget will shift dramatically based on your guest count:

Guest CountEstimated Total Cost
50 guests (small wedding)$21,235
100 guests$34,539
150 guests$47,047
200 guests$58,228
250 guests$69,409
300 guests (large wedding)$80,590

Which Types of Wedding Venues Can You Find in Portland?

Portland's venue landscape shows off incredible diversity that suits any couple's style. Urban couples love The Evergreen, a historic industrial space that fits up to 200 guests with full accessibility features. Cooper's Hall gives you that urban winery atmosphere with wine flowing right from the tap and food that consistently impresses. Nature lovers gravitate toward the Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel where you get those gorgeous Willamette River views plus the flexibility to move between indoor and outdoor spaces depending on weather. Portland venues really let you express exactly what matters to you.

Where Can You Find an Accessible Wedding Venue in Portland?

The Evergreen features complete ADA accessibility with a full-sized elevator that makes the space welcoming for everyone. You'll appreciate their custom lighting installations and beautiful acoustics that enhance ceremonies for up to 200 guests. Just outside Portland in Lake Oswego, The Foundry at Oswego Pointe offers fully ADA-compliant spaces with stunning views of the Willamette River. It accommodates up to 200 guests in elegant natural surroundings that still feel connected to Portland's aesthetic. Accessibility doesn't mean compromising on beauty here.

Which Portland Venues Offer Outstanding Food Quality?

Cooper's Hall stands out for exceptional food paired perfectly with their wine on tap in a genuine winery atmosphere. Everett West located in Portland's trendy Pearl District brings together polished industrial design with outstanding catering through their partner Artemis Foods. For more customizable menu options, As Good As It Gets Catering by Cheryl's on 12th delivers award-winning international cuisine that adapts to various Portland venues. Food quality really matters at Portland weddings and these venues understand that your guests will remember what they ate almost as much as your ceremony.

Can Portland Venues Support Remote Wedding Participation?

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel offers versatile spaces that go beyond simple streaming to create interactive video conferencing for guests who can't attend in person. Castaway Portland gives you plenty of room for creative tech setups like virtual reality experiences or interactive displays that connect remote guests to your celebration. Ecotrust encourages using technology in innovative ways that create deeper involvement for faraway friends and family through specialized content offerings or interactive elements. Portland venues increasingly recognize that modern weddings often include guests participating from around the world.

What Should You Ask Before Booking Your Portland Venue?

Verify weather contingency plans with venues that offer indoor/outdoor options because Portland weather can be unpredictable. Ask about vendor restrictions since some venues only allow select service providers while others bundle everything into comprehensive packages. Discuss setup timelines so you know exactly when your decorators can access the space. Confirm parking availability especially for downtown venues like Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel where garage access matters. Check noise restrictions for venues near residential areas to avoid having your celebration cut short. These questions help prevent unpleasant surprises as your wedding day approaches.

What Makes Portland an Ideal Wedding Destination?

Portland, Oregon creates a magical backdrop for weddings with its distinctive blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. You'll find venues that truly capture Portland's unique character; like The Evergreen with its industrial-chic warehouse vibe and custom lighting that transforms any celebration. September tends to be Portland's wedding sweet spot when the weather cooperates with mild temps and minimal rain. The city gives you so many ways to personalize your day through the incredible farm-to-table dining scene, local craft breweries and settings that range from mountain views to riverside ceremonies along the Willamette. Your personality can really shine through in a Portland wedding.

How Much Does a Portland Wedding Cost?

Portland weddings typically run around $47,047 for 150 guests. Venue costs here range from $6,700-$8,200 which is actually quite reasonable compared to the national range of $6,500-$12,000. Your final budget will shift dramatically based on your guest count:

Guest CountEstimated Total Cost
50 guests (small wedding)$21,235
100 guests$34,539
150 guests$47,047
200 guests$58,228
250 guests$69,409
300 guests (large wedding)$80,590

Which Types of Wedding Venues Can You Find in Portland?

Portland's venue landscape shows off incredible diversity that suits any couple's style. Urban couples love The Evergreen, a historic industrial space that fits up to 200 guests with full accessibility features. Cooper's Hall gives you that urban winery atmosphere with wine flowing right from the tap and food that consistently impresses. Nature lovers gravitate toward the Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel where you get those gorgeous Willamette River views plus the flexibility to move between indoor and outdoor spaces depending on weather. Portland venues really let you express exactly what matters to you.

Where Can You Find an Accessible Wedding Venue in Portland?

The Evergreen features complete ADA accessibility with a full-sized elevator that makes the space welcoming for everyone. You'll appreciate their custom lighting installations and beautiful acoustics that enhance ceremonies for up to 200 guests. Just outside Portland in Lake Oswego, The Foundry at Oswego Pointe offers fully ADA-compliant spaces with stunning views of the Willamette River. It accommodates up to 200 guests in elegant natural surroundings that still feel connected to Portland's aesthetic. Accessibility doesn't mean compromising on beauty here.

Which Portland Venues Offer Outstanding Food Quality?

Cooper's Hall stands out for exceptional food paired perfectly with their wine on tap in a genuine winery atmosphere. Everett West located in Portland's trendy Pearl District brings together polished industrial design with outstanding catering through their partner Artemis Foods. For more customizable menu options, As Good As It Gets Catering by Cheryl's on 12th delivers award-winning international cuisine that adapts to various Portland venues. Food quality really matters at Portland weddings and these venues understand that your guests will remember what they ate almost as much as your ceremony.

Can Portland Venues Support Remote Wedding Participation?

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel offers versatile spaces that go beyond simple streaming to create interactive video conferencing for guests who can't attend in person. Castaway Portland gives you plenty of room for creative tech setups like virtual reality experiences or interactive displays that connect remote guests to your celebration. Ecotrust encourages using technology in innovative ways that create deeper involvement for faraway friends and family through specialized content offerings or interactive elements. Portland venues increasingly recognize that modern weddings often include guests participating from around the world.

What Should You Ask Before Booking Your Portland Venue?

Verify weather contingency plans with venues that offer indoor/outdoor options because Portland weather can be unpredictable. Ask about vendor restrictions since some venues only allow select service providers while others bundle everything into comprehensive packages. Discuss setup timelines so you know exactly when your decorators can access the space. Confirm parking availability especially for downtown venues like Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel where garage access matters. Check noise restrictions for venues near residential areas to avoid having your celebration cut short. These questions help prevent unpleasant surprises as your wedding day approaches.

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