Your Micro Wedding Size Will Vary by County and Phase of Opening
As Oregon begins to reopen it could get a little confusing for events for a while. Some counties will be in Phase I, some will be in Phase II, and some will still be in Baseline or shut down mode. In general the rule is no social gatherings beyond 10 people and no travel in baseline; 25 max and no non-essential travel beyond 50 miles (no overnights recommended ) for Phase I. Phase II guidelines are not set at this time. We’ve heard it will be at least 21 days in Phase I before any county can move to Phase II. We’ve heard maxes may be 50, but not more than 100 in Oregon through at least the end of September and not until Phase III. A vaccine or treatment is required to get to Phase III. It could be 12-18 months or more to get to Phase III – we don’t know. Please note max numbers should be treated as fire code numbers meaning include all people present — vendors, yourselves, guests. It’s not 25 guests it’s 25 total people.
While some may have possible dates and max numbers, these dates and numbers are potentially going to change if there is an outbreak. These numbers should not be considered as your guide to planning, or guaranteed numbers, but they are as close as we can come to helping with what we know. Please see the Oregon website for questions and full details on our state’s Coronavirus response and path forward. We have quick links from each county name to resources for each county.
Here is a graphic with general public guidelines for what it means to stay at home, if you live in a Metro Area County, you should be following these guidelines:
