In-person wedding applications for Portland Parks get priority starting Monday, Jan. 6

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Beginning January 6, Portland Parks & Recreation will give priority to in-person wedding applications, marking a significant change in how the city facilitates wedding planning. This initiative aims to connect couples planning their weddings with local businesses, aiming to streamline the reservation process for city park venues. By prioritizing in-person interactions, the Parks department hopes to enhance the overall experience for couples, making it easier to navigate the logistics of their special day. The change is part of a broader effort to support the local wedding industry, allowing couples to engage directly with vendors and resources. This shift not only benefits couples but also fosters a collaborative atmosphere for local businesses involved in wedding services.

With a focus on community engagement, Portland Parks is set to transform the way weddings are organized within its parks. The initiative underscores the importance of local partnerships in creating memorable wedding experiences. Couples are encouraged to take advantage of this new process to ensure their ideal park wedding.

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