Weddings are hosted on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, from May through October. We offer reduced rates for weekday micro weddings as well. The venue is also available for corporate and special events during the week.

Please fill out our contact form for pricing and specific availability.

Our address is:

15 Birddog Rd., White Salmon, WA

The venue is 7 miles north of downtown White Salmon WA, a scenic one hour drive from Portand, Oregon. You’ll travel east along the Columbia River and north through the White Salmon River Valley towards Mt. Adams. We are located far enough away from Portland to be rural, but close enough to be easily accessible.

PDX, named one of the best airports in the US, is our closest airport.

It can be tricky to figure this out, so I recommend using a budget calculator to help give you an idea of overall costs once you start getting estimates from various local vendors.

I’d generally suggest a minimum of $25k for 50 guests, $30k for 100 guests, and $35k for 150 guests.

Tin Roof Barn is a seasonal venue from May through October.

White Salmon is located just on the east side of the Cascade mountain range; it is the perfect mingling of the eastern Washington desert and the western Washington rain. Spring is bright and cheery with the occasional fresh shower of rain, while Summer is dry and warm, and Fall arrives slowly in colorful abundance with warm days and cool evenings.

Absolutely! However, Tin Roof Barn is privately owned and tours are given by appointment only.

Please use the link in our Venue Guide to schedule an in-person or virtual tour (you can download the guide by filling out our contact form) .

We hope to see you soon, but ask you kindly not to visit without an appointment.

Your reservation at Tin Roof Barn includes:

• 12 hours onsite (11 hours for the event including setup and breakdown, plus a 1-hour onsite rehearsal the day prior)

• Tin Roof Barn ~ 3,400 sq feet of dining and entertainment space, including a catering room, furnished lounge areas, indoor/outdoor dance floor, built-in DJ booth, in-house sound system, custom chandeliers, dessert table, and wine & beer bar

• The Ceremony Patio ~ The ceremony patio overlooks the mountains, orchards, and forest with a wisteria covered arbor. The aisle is flanked by two wine barrels and Adirondack seating areas.

• The Pavilion ~ a timber framed structure with seating for 130. The pavilion features a massive outdoor fireplace, barn-wood bar, wine barrel bistro tables, and a large seating area as well as the same scenic views as the Ceremony Patio. In the event of inclement weather on your wedding day, the pavilion is available as a covered location for your ceremony. For the majority of celebrations, the pavilion is used for guests to gather during cocktail hour.

• The Windmill Meadow ~ located adjacent to the barn, the meadow is set up with corn hole and horseshoes. Feel free to bring additional lawn games. The meadow is also a popular location for Golden Hour photos.

• 180 upgraded white resin ceremony chairs.

• Custom turned-leg farm tables for the reception.

• Mismatch wood dining chairs for the reception.

• Two private dressing quarters with sitting area, bathroom, and changing areas.

• Plumbed reception restroom facility, just steps from the barn.

• indoor and outdoor furnishings and lighting

• Lighted parking lot for 90 vehicles. There is additional space for busses or other group transportation.

12pm ~ 11pm

Arrival for setup is at noon on the day of your wedding. The reception concludes at 10pm with final guest departure by 10:30pm. Vendors will complete breakdown and cleanup by 11pm.

• COORDINATION We are proud to offer in-house planning and coordination, TRB & Co, as the only required vendor. And while DIY is certainly appropriate in some cases, we can advise you as to when a professional vendor should be utilized. Having an event team that knows your venue and works alongside you during the planning process is key to ensuring your wedding day is a success!

• CATERING We are grateful to partner with caterers who have a commitment to excellence in food and beverage service. The caterers on our Preferred List specialize in creating unique menus that are specific to your taste and budget. There are three styles of catering that we typically see at Tin Roof Barn and depend entirely on your vision: plated, family style, or buffet. However, should you have a full-service caterer in mind, we are happy to work with your choice though there is a small cleaning fee that comes with this option.

• DJ Your DJ will be your Master of Ceremonies, and works hand in hand with us to ensure the timing of your wedding goes according to plan.  We prefer our clients to entrust their wedding to one of the quality DJs on our Preferred Vendor list to ensure quality equipment, a knowledge of the wedding industry, and complete professionalism, but we are happy to work with others you may be interested in or have previously booked.

You may choose from our Preferred Vendor list, or choose your own for an additional cleaning fee – in all cases, the caterer must be a licensed and insured business (no DIY or potluck dinners) and able to provide full-service staffing and bartenders until close.

We allow beer, wine, cider, and champagne at Tin Roof Barn. We also allow hard alcohol in the form of mixed “Signature Drinks” during cocktail hour (the time following your ceremony up until the reception). Your caterer will provide bartenders for alcohol service but you are welcome to provide your own alcohol.

In general, the timing is typically set up like this but can be customized to suit your needs:

12pm Arrive at the venue

1:30pm First Look & family photos

3pm Earliest guest arrival

4pm Showtime! (ceremony begins)

4:45 Cocktail hour

6pm Dinner is served

7:30pm Dance floor opens

10pm Reception concludes

10:30pm Final guest departure

11pm Vendors depart and venue closes

Yes! While our venue is technically a pet-free zone, we do allow our couples to include their favorite four-footer during their ceremony and cocktail hour, but for your pet’s well being and safety they must be removed from the venue once the reception begins.

We do have restrictions that are in place to ensure the venue stays in pristine condition for every couple who wants to remember their day as absolute perfection. Our two big decor restrictions would be that flames are not allowed - but flameless candles are welcome - and we do not allow flowers to be thrown during the ceremony or grand exit (lavender buds are the exception).

Yes - Klickitat county has rural sound restrictions in place to ensure everyone can enjoy the serene nature of this beautiful area.

The barn has been updated with an in-house speaker system which your DJ will use for reception and dance music. Due to this restriction we cannot allow live bands during the reception. We do allow live music for the ceremony and cocktail hour.

We want to make sure all your guests can experience the magic of Tin Roof Barn; the entire venue is certified accessible with the exception of the Dressing Quarters.

We do not have lodging onsite, but there are multiple B&Bs, cabins, campgrounds and vacation rentals close-by. Most couples choose to stage their guests 15 minutes from Tin Roof Barn in Hood River, where there are various lodging choices that can cater to more varied budgets. There is an abundance of restaurants, wineries, breweries, shopping, and outdoor entertainment to last throughout the weekend.

Absolutely not! We focus on you and want you to have the most amazing day of your life so there is only one event allowed per day.

Yes, we do. We can accommodate up to 90 vehicles and several busses in our lighted field parking area. We do strongly recommend group transportation to keep potentially tipsy drivers from getting behind the wheel.

If you’ve been in the PNW long, you know that it’s always a good idea to have a backup weather plan!

We built the timber-framed pavilion in 2016 to be the alternate ceremony location, should there be rain in the forecast, or if it is just too hot to be in the direct sun. If not used for your ceremony, you can use this space during cocktail hour where guests can enjoy beverages, appetizers, and mingle in front of the pavilion’s massive stone fireplace and enjoy the scenic views.

Anyone who lives here knows we live in paradise! Here’s a list of my favorite things to do:

• Raft the White Salmon River, and over the Husum Falls if you dare

• Go wine tasting – there are numerous local wineries and winery tours

• Try spelunking in the Trout Lake ice caves

• Indulge in retail therapy at the numerous boutique shops on Oak Street in Hood River

• See the petroglyphs at Columbia Hills State Park and have a picnic lunch at Horsethief Lake

• Take a windsurfing or kite-boarding lesson

• Enjoy a beer at one of the world famous, or at least infamous, local breweries

• Wander the halls at the eclectic Maryhill Museum of Art

• Rent bicycles and follow the Historic Columbia River Highway to the Mosier Twin Tunnels

• Let your inner kid loose (or your real ones) at Mt Hood Adventure Park at SkiBowl

• Catch a movie, some gourmet pizza, and a beer at Andrews Pizza & Skylight Theater

• Relax and enjoy your time in the most beautiful area in the world