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The Oregon Garden

The Oregon Garden in Silverton is built for the full arc of a wedding day: ceremony under the timber pavilion, portraits on the tree-lined paths at last light, dancing after dark. The wedding photos on this page are ours, shot at the Oregon Garden. Here is how to make the entertainment side of the day work there.

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Outdoor wedding ceremony under a timber pavilion at the Oregon Garden, guests seated along a flower-lined aisle
The Oregon Garden, Silverton

Notes for an Oregon Garden wedding

The timber pavilion ceremony

We photographed a ceremony under the Garden's timber pavilion, guests seated along a flower-lined aisle. The roof covers your ceremony whether the day brings rain or full sun, and the open sides keep the garden in every frame.

Outdoor ceremony sound

Open-air ceremonies have no walls to bounce sound, so unmiced vows disappear a few rows back. We put wireless lapel mics on the officiant, run a handheld for readings, and place speakers clear of the aisle. Ceremony sound is included in the $1,650 wedding DJ package, not an add-on.

Golden hour on the paths

Our shot of a couple walking a tree-lined path in late-day sun is one of our favorites from this venue. Ask your coordinator to hold 20 to 30 minutes near sunset for portraits, the garden does the rest of the work.

Photo booth placement

A booth earns its keep near the dance floor, not out on the grounds. We set it on level ground with power close by so it stays busy after dark. Every style includes instant text delivery and an online gallery. Most styles include an attendant; the Companion is self-serve.

Build walking time into the timeline

Garden venues spread out. Ceremony, portraits, and reception can each sit in a different spot, and guests move slower than you think. We plan the timeline online with you ahead of the day, then your DJ MCs it in real time so nothing stalls.

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Bride and groom walk arm in arm down a tree-lined path at the Oregon Garden in late-day sunBride hugging the groom from behind during their first dance at the Oregon Garden
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Wedding DJ · 5 hours
$1,650 / 5 hours

Ceremony sound, reception sound, MC, dance lighting, custom uplighting, and online planning. Extra hours $200.

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If there were 10 stars I'd give them 10 stars, if you're looking for a DJ to not only make your wedding memorable but make the planning EASY then please hire Apogee. Jack was our DJ and he was incredible.
Sarah K. — via WeddingWire
Having worked on many events with Apogee Events, I can say that their performance is top of the line. The staff is professional, easy to work with, and present great ideas for room design, music selection, and Emcee services. Their photo booths are easy to use and produce excellent quality photos, videos, and memories.
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Highly recommend working with Apogee. We are very busy and had little time or energy, but wanted the wedding of our dreams. They made it happen with little help from us. They offer all the services you may need.
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The Oregon Garden questions

How much does a wedding DJ cost at the Oregon Garden?
$1,650 for five hours, ceremony through last dance. That includes ceremony sound, MC work, dance lighting, custom uplighting, and online planning. Extra hours are $200, or $300 per hour when a photo booth runs alongside.
Can you run sound for an outdoor ceremony at the Oregon Garden?
Yes. Outdoor ceremony sound is part of the wedding DJ package: wireless lapel and handheld mics, with speakers placed clear of the aisle and sized for open air so the back row hears the vows.
Do photo booths work at a garden venue?
Yes, with the right placement. We use level ground near the reception with power close by. Seven styles start at $545, and every booth includes instant text delivery, a custom overlay, and an online gallery. Most styles include an attendant; the Companion is self-serve. Bundled with the Wedding DJ, any booth is $2,445 flat for six hours.
Have you actually worked at the Oregon Garden?
Yes. The wedding photos on this page are ours, including the ceremony under the timber pavilion. Apogee has run 2,000+ Oregon events since 2006, with 370+ five-star reviews.
Do you offer wedding photography at the Oregon Garden?
Yes. Wedding photography starts at $995 for four hours off-season, and all-day coverage with two shooters is $2,945. Book photo and film together and save $500.

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