Gay Friendly Oregon Wedding Vendors
Note: Listings are ordered by vendor type, then by city.
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Ainsworth House
19130 Lot Whitcomb Dr., Oregon City, OR, 97045, USA
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1 503 656-1894 |
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1 800 551-1716 |
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1 503 656-4162 |
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Kevin Yell |
Serving: Metro Portland Area
Purple Unions Disc: 5%, Mention PURPLE UNIONS
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| Gay Wedding Event Location in Oregon City, OR, USA. Beautiful venue, multiple ceremony outdoor sites and indoor reception facility. Packages include catering, all rentals, and use of the House for your families. We never double book, so the whole place is yours for the day. (Maximum numbers c. 100) Can provide minister, flowers etc., even a horse and carriage. |
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USA, OR, Oregon City - Gay Owned
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Sailing On Productions
5531 NE 66th Ave, Vancouver, WA, 98661, USA
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1 360 608-0677 |
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1 360 694-1120 |
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Rocky Rhodes |
Serving: Oregon
Purple Unions Disc: $25, Mention PURPLE UNIONS
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| Gay Wedding Entertainment in Portland, OR, USA. I have been working as a Gay friendly entertainer with the Gay community for over six years in this city. My reputation with the Gay market is above reproach and references can be supplied. May the purple power be with you. |
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USA, OR, Portland - Gay Friendly
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Ainsworth House
19130 Lot Whitcomb Dr., Oregon City, OR, 97045, USA
| Phone: |
1 503 656-1894 |
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1 800 551-1716 |
| Fax: |
1 503 656-4162 |
| Contact: |
Kevin Yell |
Serving: Metro Portland Area
Purple Unions Disc: 5%, Mention PURPLE UNIONS
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| Gay Wedding Event Location in Oregon City, OR, USA. Beautiful venue, multiple ceremony outdoor sites and indoor reception facility. Packages include catering, all rentals, and use of the House for your families. We never double book, so the whole place is yours for the day. (Maximum numbers c. 100) Can provide minister, flowers etc., even a horse and carriage. |
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USA, OR, Oregon City - Gay Owned
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The Old Church
1422 SW 11th Ave, Portland, OR, 97201, USA
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1 503 222-2031 |
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1 503 222-2981 |
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Gina Piroli |
Serving: Pacific Northwest
Purple Unions Disc: 10%, Mention PURPLE UNIONS,
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| Gay Wedding Event Location in Portland, OR, USA. A Legend in the Heart of the City. The Old Church is an event venue located in downtown Portland's cultural West End steps away from urban parks, upscale hotels and city nightlife. Ample guest parking and catering access is available. For decades this iconic building at S.W. 11th Avenue and Clay Street has launched many happy couples toward exciting lives together. No longer a church, now an events venue for weddings, concerts, and other events. |
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USA, OR, Portland - Gay Friendly
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