Portland, OR, USA < change city >

Ceremony Site:

Leach Botanical Garden

Rehearsal Dinner:

Old Spaghetti Factory

Family Brunch:

John Street Cafe

Attractions:

Bridgeport Village Shopping Center

Attractions:

Clackamas Town Center Mall

"Forgot something? Have time to kill? This mall has all the typical stores, as well as stores like Barnes & Noble and REI. In the parking lot/nearby are also a Target, Red Robin, Olive Garden and Claim Jumper restaurant!"

Attractions:

OMSI /Omnimax Theater

"OMSI stands for the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry...but it's definitely not your typical "museum"! Tons of interactive exhibits (especially for kids!). Daily admission runs about $11 for Adults, $9 for kids (w/out Omnimax). Check website for current exhibits.www.OMSI.edu $$"

Attractions:

Oregon Zoo

"Located on the edge of Washington park, Portland's Oregon Zoo is a great place for kids and adults. Have some time? Hop the train to Washington park and the International Rose test gardens! $$"

Attractions:

Portland Rose Gardens

"Here's where we got engaged! Those without flower allergies are encouraged to visit one of Portland's most popular attractions. Filled with acres of rose test gardens, you can also find the famed Japanese Gardens (a seperate attraction) and the Rose Garden Gift shop. It's free, and a great place to take a summer picnic. $"

Attractions:

Powell's Books

"Need some new reading material? Not your average bookstore, Powell's "City of Books" is one of Portland's most famous attractions. Spanning an entire city block, Powell's multiple levels offer something to ANY reader. There are also many non-book items, as well as an in-house coffee lounge."

Attractions:

Rose's Deli & Bakery

"Small, Jewish-style deli and bakery (We recommend the Reuben, Matzo Ball Soup & the many cakes!) $"

Restaurants:

Chipotle Mexican Grill

"Best burritos around! National chain specializing in huge portions, located on the edge of PSU campus. We recommend the Chicken or Steak Fajita burritos. Warning: Parking can be a little tricky on weekends. $"

Restaurants:

Doug Fir Restaurant

"A weird clash of retro, Pacific northwest and modern elements, the Doug Fir is great for drinks with friends at night, or breakfast in the morning. With great prices, we recommend the French connection (French toast with orange zest & cinnamon!) or the Banana Hazelnut pancakes. $"

Restaurants:

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery

"Located right in downtown Portland, Rock Bottom is known for their great beers and food. We recommend this spot if you want to relax, kill a little time and have dinner! $$"

Restaurants:

Rogue Ales Public House

"In the mood for a great drink? Try one of Rogue's famous ales. We recommend the "Dead Guy". $"