The view sold you. Your photos and film should too.

• The Rose Garden. Seasonal roses frame the ceremony, and the greenery arch gives your film a natural centerpiece. We position so Mt. Hood sits behind your vows — not your photographer.
• The Vineyard Lawn. The open-air ceremony option, with vineyard rows and mountain scenery. It's also where golden hour lands. Ten minutes here at sunset, and your portraits glow.
• The Rose Pavilion. Newly built, with 110 feet of floor-to-ceiling windows, chiffon-draped ceilings, and crystal chandeliers. It holds up to 350 guests with a dance floor — and it's air-conditioned. One bride said it "did not feel like a tent space at all." On film, it reads as pure candlelit warmth.
• The getting-ready suite. Bright, airy, and yours early. You can watch guests arrive below, with Mt. Hood out the window. That quiet morning anticipation? We film it.
• The logistics. Twenty minutes from downtown Portland. Plenty of parking, room for shuttles, on-site catering and bar. One location means no travel gaps in your timeline — and no rushed portraits.
• The seasons. Summer puts Mt. Hood on full display. Fall brings color to the hills. And if Oregon weather turns, the pavilion keeps your day — and your footage — beautiful.

There's a reason Oregon Wedding Day magazine named it "Best Country Club/Golf Club" venue. We make sure you can relive why.