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shoutout: under-the-radar (relatively affordable - 309pp) full-service Manhattan hotel wedding venue - Kimpton Hotel Eventi. not an ad, just a rave from a vendor POV
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Best Wedding Venues in New York City

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  • Feast at Round Hill: Vintage style, good pricing, close to Manhattan [1:1].
  • Kimpton Hotel Eventi: Modern, rooftop space, $309/pp [2].
  • The Foundry: Popular choice, LIC location [1:3], [3:1].

Unique and Affordable Venues

For those seeking unique venues that offer a balance of affordability and charm, several options stand out. Feast at Round Hill is praised for its vintage style and reasonable pricing, located just an hour from Manhattan [1:1]. In Long Island, Westbury Manor and North Ritz Club are recommended for their beautiful grounds and exclusivity [1:2]. For a modern touch, the Kimpton Hotel Eventi offers a rooftop outdoor space and starts at $309 per person, making it a hidden gem in Manhattan [2].

Garden and Outdoor Settings

If you're looking for a garden vibe, several venues fit this description. The Foundry in Long Island City is a favorite for its industrial charm and flexibility with catering options [3:1]. Queens Botanical Garden offers both indoor and outdoor options, providing a serene setting within NYC [4:2]. Pond House Cafe in West Hartford, CT, though a bit further away, provides a beautiful garden atmosphere and is owned by a gay couple, making it queer-friendly [3:4].

Venues Outside NYC

For those willing to venture slightly outside NYC, there are some excellent options. Grounds For Sculpture in NJ offers a unique and artistic backdrop for weddings [4:3]. Delaware State Parks provide picturesque venues with fall colors, suitable for a budget-conscious wedding [4:1]. Additionally, North Shore Beach Club in Rocky Point, NY, is affordable and allows you to bring in your own vendors [4:4].

Comprehensive Venue Lists

For a more comprehensive search, consider utilizing spreadsheets compiled by other couples. These lists often include detailed pricing and venue information, saving you time and effort in your search [5]. Notable mentions from these lists include Capitale NYC and Hutton Brickyards, which have been well-received by previous couples [5:2], [5:3].

These recommendations should help guide you toward finding the perfect venue that fits your style, budget, and logistical needs for your special day in or around New York City.

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Your NY Venues!

Posted by I-am-a-cat-woof · in r/weddingplanning · 4 years ago
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Hi all. I am trying to plan a wedding in New York but everything is either gaudy, too expensive, too small, or ridiculously far away from the downstate NY area. Has anyone found any unique venues in NY? Im willing to be in Long Island, most Burroughs but Manhattan, and the lower-upstate region. I’m starting to exhaust the online search engines and I’m not sure where to start looking next. I wish they had a wedding venues yellow pages lol. Help!

Edit: for those asking, here are some more details! The wedding is going to be between 150-200 people, possibly a Novemberish date (my fiancé gets too sweaty in summer) but flexible, and we need it to be able to accommodate different dietary needs (vegetarian/dairy, kosher, gluten-free). Other than that, we’re just looking for a charming rustic vibe with indoor/outdoor options (but maybe more indoor cuz November can get cold). Thank you again for all your help everyone!

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sKam108 · 4 years ago

In Long Island, Westbury Manor and North Ritz Club are very nice catering halls. You’d be the only party there and they both have beautiful grounds where you can take photos.

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The Foundry is one my fav NY venues!

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keksdiebeste · 4 years ago

We had our wedding further upstate, but we looked at FEAST at Round Hill which was SO nice. Arrow Park was on our list as well but we did not tour it. Have you considered Northern NJ? Some areas are more accessible than Long Island and probably have similar pricing!

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I-am-a-cat-woof · OP · 4 years ago

I looked at Feast too! But it didn’t seem like they accommodate our dietary restrictions so we chose not to add it to our list. What did you think about it? But I’ll definitely check out arrow park and Nj. Thank you for the ideas! I don’t know why I didn’t consider NJ as an option until now shrugs

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keksdiebeste · 4 years ago

We really liked it. The space was great and very pretty, the food was delicious, and we really liked their stance on up-front inclusive pricing (the fact that they include the service charges upfront rather than presenting the lower, without charge price) and their food-focus. Loved that the visit was basically a cocktail hour. I'm surprised they weren't able to accommodate your dietary restrictions - given their focus on food and how varied the options are and their past work is, that's not something I would have anticipated. But also, we didn't have anything specific we needed, so perhaps my assumption is wrong.

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ranitpatel · 4 years ago

How many people are you thinking? I’m happy to share my spreadsheet if it’s helpful. It’s mostly Brooklyn and a few places in Hudson Valley. Feel free to message me if you’d like it!

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CluesAboutPeople · 4 years ago

oh please share - we are torn between Manhattan or BK

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ranitpatel · 4 years ago

For sure! DM me your email and I’ll send it along.

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[deleted] · 4 years ago

We’ve had a good experience so far with Feast at round hill (wedding next year). They seemed to have treated their couples well throughout the pandemic, it has a vintage style that we love, it’s only an hour from Manhattan, and finally we simply could not beat the price for the level of formality/size.

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shoutout: under-the-radar (relatively affordable - 309pp) full-service Manhattan hotel wedding venue - Kimpton Hotel Eventi. not an ad, just a rave from a vendor POV

Posted by ETEvents · in r/WedditNYC · 1 month ago

I just wanted to let you all know about this unicorn of a venue - super modern, rooftop outdoor space, good food - I never knew about it as a wedding venue before I doing a client's wedding there, and it was amazing. Prices start at 309/pp and they're perfect for a small - medium size wedding (50-150). This isn't an ad, but I have said to myself throughout the process "why don't more people know of this place??" and I thought I would share.

The staff was caring, detailed and so on top of things, to the point where you probably don't need a coordinator (if you have minimal DIY decor, are a relatively organized person with time to dedicate). It reminded me of the experiences I've had working at catering venues outside of the city where they venue people acts like a coordinator, there's a great bridal attendant, and everything is included. Feel free to ask me anything about it or DM me for photos. I look at a lot of manhattan venues on the more moderate end of things and there's always something that you have to "settle" on IMO (old fashioned decor, meh food, icky organizational/political affiliation) everything about the Kimpton was wonderful - the indoor and outdoor ceremony options are both equally beautiful (I think), the facilities are beautiful. And the restaurant kitchen also serves the event venue, so the food was actually good.

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Electronic-Dinner713 · 1 month ago

Curious to hear more and see photos!

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Wedding Venues with Catering for 30K for <100 guests, August 2027 Wedding

Posted by CardiologistSad7289 · in r/WedditNYC · 3 months ago

My fiance and I are from Jersey but are looking for any venues that are in NYC or surrounding areas that are not ballrooms/country clubs/golf clubs. We love a garden vibe! Not trying to be super picky but we don’t LOVE a barn but can deal if it looks pretty! (Queer friendly please 🌈) All the help will be great! Thanks!!

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DuePudding8 · 3 months ago

The Hilton Pearl River, gorgeous hotel with an incredible outdoor lawn for weddings. It’s truly perfect. Close enough to the city but far enough to avoid the chaos.

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PritchettsClosets · 3 months ago

Had a great event at The Sanctuary RI. Foundry a great option also but it’s space only. You have to get catering.

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allthefeelsclub · 3 months ago

The Foundry in LIC – might be a stretch on budget but worth checking, especially if you're open to partial-day, weekday, Sunday, or lighter catering packages

Deity NYC in Brooklyn – super unique space, includes in-house catering and staff

Dobbin St. in Williamsburg – rooftop garden potential and customizable packages

Pond House Cafe in West Hartford, CT – bit of a drive but great garden feel and good value

Worth looking into community gardens or private estates that work with caterers, places like Glen Foerd or some Hudson Valley spots. Would recommend looking now just to get a sense of what books fast and what kind of minimums are common, a lot of venues have 2026 pricing posted out and it only goes up from there.

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Background_Row_2341 · 1 month ago

I second the Pond House! It is 10 minutes from the Hartford Train station, which has service from NYC. They are right in your budget and have a beautiful garden vibe. Don't be deterred by the fact that they do multiple weddings a weekend - they are true professionals and the setup and service is so smooth. Also, they're owned by a gay couple!

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Natural_Mix_8106 · 3 months ago

Im searching for exact same vibe! Crossed Keys got back to me with their pricing break down, if you get married on a Thursday in August the day rate all in is $36k.

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tokitunes · 3 months ago

Blooming Hill Farm is on a farm but is refined because they have the giant sail tent and lots of wildflowers on the property in August. The food is phenomenal and grown on the land. They have hosted many queer weddings.

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Wedding venue ideas within 3 hours of NYC

Posted by Pakid1989 · in r/Weddingsunder10k · 7 years ago

My fiancé and I are planning to get married in October or November, we couldn’t start planning until now due to Visa reasons.

We are looking for a budget wedding around 10,000 maybe slightly higher. We are open to Sunday dates if it isn’t too far from the city.

Basically all of our guests are from the NYC region but venue costs in this area are way to high. We were thinking to travel a bit further away from the city for a venue but not too far, three hour drive max.

Please let me know if anyone has any venue ideas. I will also like to mention for the ceremony portion we really want to embrace the fall colors.

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drugsinthedishwasher · 7 years ago

Have you checked out the Queens Botanical Garden btw? It's in NYC (and I've been thinking about it myself too), has an indoor option too (although I would definitely take the outdoors though) and is fairly inexpensive, even with catering.

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Pakid1989 · OP · 7 years ago

I only looked at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden but it is definitely worth check that place out thanks.

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drugsinthedishwasher · 7 years ago

To be honest the boathouse at BBG might be nicer, (cost to rent the venue is fair, but caterers and vendors would hike it up beyond $15,000) but I was using wedding-spot to price out the Queens one and looked like I could pull off a 100 person wedding for maybe $8,000, depending on what other services I spend $ on, what I forego, etc.

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PolySpiralM · 7 years ago

I recommend Grounds For Sculpture in NJ. It is really beautiful and unique. You can reserve the restaurant fully or partially. It didn't work out for us due to distance but I would've love to have it there.

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Pakid1989 · OP · 7 years ago

Thanks, that looks great. I sent a message for more information to the location.

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nighthawkasaurusrex · 7 years ago

North Shore Beach Club in Rocky Point, NY (Long Island) is cheap to rent - but you will need to bring in your own vendors, so you can play with the budget there. The max # of people is 125, figured I’d mention that part. Good luck!

Edited to add that the location would probably be great if most guests are coming from NYC, as its only about 1 hour 15 mins outside of the city by car.

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Pakid1989 · OP · 7 years ago

Thanks I will have to check it out. We are only look at 50 to 60 guests so that size works

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nighthawkasaurusrex · 7 years ago

We just booked ours there for next summer. It would be great for a small group, and probably very cost effective for you to bring in catering for a group that size. There is also a nice terrace on the outside where you could do your ceremony if you weren't going the church route. Joan, the contact there, is very informative and kind.

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happyeriko · 7 years ago

This is great!!! I live right by there too. I’m keeping this in mind.

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hama0210 · 7 years ago

Cheap to rent...? Do you know any. General pricing info tried a quick google search couldn’t get that much info :) greatly appreciated

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hermione07 · 7 years ago

Check out state parks on Long Island. Heckscher State Park has a huge pavilion with picnic tables, although everything would be outdoors.

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katethegreat4 · 7 years ago

Check out Delaware State Parks...northern DE (Wilmington) is a 2ish hour drive from NYC and they have some gorgeous venues, especially if you're looking for fall colors

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[MEGATHREAD] Master List of Venue Spreadsheets - NYC, RI, CT, Long Island, and beyond

Posted by AsianWeddingMod · in r/NYCweddings · 6 months ago

The good news is that there are so many great venues in and around NYC and NYS...the bad news is that it's nigh impossible to visit or research them all. Or it's a pain to get transparent pricing from these venues in a timely fashion.

Don't worry -- we stand on the shoulders of giants, i.e. lovely Redditors who have already shared their extremely helpful research. We compiled some of those venue search spreadsheets below.

  • 30+ NYC venues and their 2024 pricing are listed in this very detailed Google spreadsheet. The spreadsheet even describes whether a venue has an outdoor area, a bridal suite, etc.
  • This spreadsheet has pricing for 2024/2025 so it might be a touch more up to date (thanks arctic92).
  • This spreadsheet covers RI and CT venues as well as NY ones (and it has 2025 pricing!) (thanks EqualJournalist8922)
  • 30+ NYC venue list with helpful comments about "the vibe" of each venue - click here (thanks Own_Resolution_7591)
  • 65+ NYC venues listed here, with helpful info about those sneaky admin and service fees (thanks CryptographerBig3638)
  • This spreadsheet focuses on Long Island venues as well as NYC ones (thanks, Wanttopeturdoggo)
  • This spreadsheet expands its focus to include New York state venues including those in the Catskills (thanks WritingTurbulent1368)
  • For broader venue information, including venues across the country, you can sign up for an account at Tulle Together to submit your pricing PDFs and see the ones shared by other couples.

With thanks to ZaharaVinson and snoconed for compiling some of these spreadsheets in prior posts.

If you have a spreadsheet to share, or we missed crediting you for your work, please let us know via modmail!

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MangoRaspberryIce · 25 days ago

Capitale NYC

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Stong-Excitement · 6 months ago

Feel free to add Hutton Brickyards to that list! Jd at Hutton brickyards dot com

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junefrisbee · 3 months ago

We got married at HB and it was splendid!

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Tall_Transition603 · 6 months ago

YOUR ARE ALL HEAVEN SENT!

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Soft_One5688 · 6 months ago

You’re incredible! Thanks for this!!!

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Kevin-L-Photography · 6 months ago

The pinned post that many would find helpful 😁

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Venue Suggestions

Posted by Sweaty-Bridge-6208 · in r/WedditNYC · 3 months ago

Looking for a venue for 250 guests in Manhattan or one of the Boroughs. I am looking to do an upscale wedding but want to stay away from the super overpriced venues (i.e. Cipriani, Glass house). I still do want a very pretty space but I dont need it to be like a "brand name" venue.

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After-Major612 · 3 months ago

LAVAN Midtown or Chelsea, Edison Ballroom, Chelsea Piers, City Winery, Liberty Warehouse BK, BK Botanical Gardens, Metropolitan Pavilion, 501 Union BK

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Unique-Video-933 · 3 months ago

501 unfortunately is too small

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Lobster_Pristine · 3 months ago

Chelsea piers lighthouse

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creativeonfire · 3 months ago

Just DM’d you

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Fancy-Pants-89 · 3 months ago

Weylin

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giftofgabb16 · 3 months ago

Try the venue at Edge NY! Amazing views

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Hidden gem wedding venues that don’t cost an absurd amount of $$?

Posted by PerformerBest7788 · in r/Weddingsunder35k · 3 months ago

Looking for brides who found absolute gems of a venue aka cute, spacious, but don’t break the bank.

I live in Brooklyn so we started venue shopping in NYC and north Jersey but, as expected, the quotes are insane so we’re thinking about a destination somewhere - hence the broad call for hidden gem venues :)

(If there are any NYC brides who happen to know of places around the city - even better!)

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Bemymacncheese · 3 months ago

I had my wedding at Giando on the Water in Williamsburg a few months ago. Everything was included (gratuity even) for $21k for 100 guests on a Friday night in the spring with the ceremony. I don’t know if it’s a hidden gem but I found it on Weddit and it was the best. I wouldn’t have changed anything. Just got some flowers, photographer and DJ and they did everything else. Feel free to DM me.

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PerformerBest7788 · OP · 3 months ago

wait I’ve heard of this place but didn’t realize they could host that many people!

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Bemymacncheese · 3 months ago

100 is the MINIMUM

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Western_Mud_1490 · 3 months ago

Your best bet is always going to be somewhere that isn’t specifically a wedding venue. Elks or Eagles lodge, church basement, back yard, city park, natural area, etc. You spend money on rentals and have to do more coordination, but ultimately it is cheaper than an all-inclusive venue. 

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DaphneDork · 3 months ago

Here to say: church, synagogue, house of prayer….single best cost-saving decision we made, not only was the venue cost $150, but then the cost of everything else (catering, drinks, etc) fell too because we were able to buy our own booze; find our own caterer etc

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Emotional-Loquat850 · 3 months ago

This was right before covid, but my sis got married at the Harness Racing Museum in Goshen NY (Hudson Valley). The rental fee for the ballroom was only $500. They went with a caterer who charged $100 a plate and included open bar. The cater was Simply Gourmet.

I’m sure prices are a bit more, but it was the least expensive option she found and it was a beautiful wedding.

In Northern NJ, I know someone who said they planned an event at Merced Manor and it was only a $250 an hour rental https://www.mercedmanornj.com

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blueberries-Any-kind · 3 months ago

I’ll send you a DM !

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landraye · 3 months ago

Ooh I feel you. I was in the same spot and it took a while to find affordable ones.

We’re having our wedding at Atmosfera in Astoria this fall with 75 guests (max capacity) and were quoted a little over $7K for a Saturday, including wait staff, tables, glassware. Our premium bar package added another $4K but we were choosy with our alcohol choices. If you want to have drinks, the bar minimum is $1K, but food and drinks aren’t required through the venue. I have heard good things about their in house chef if you want all inclusive. They also have referrals/in house vendors like DJs and Florists, but you can ultimately choose to bring in whom ever you like.

Our wedding is still a couple months out but we’re on track for a $35K budget.

Best of luck!

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Affordable Wedding Venues in the New York area

Posted by lkunze86 · in r/Weddingsunder10k · 7 years ago
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lkunze86 · OP · 7 years ago

Westchester county - open to up or downstate ... about 50-75ppl max

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lkunze86 · OP · 7 years ago

Aurora! Is a great spot- but I used to work there back in the day so that would be weird for me! Lol

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ginny_and_draco · 7 years ago

What part of New York?

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hrn512A · 6 years ago

Townstages.com is a great value

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[deleted] · 7 years ago

I had my wedding at Aurora Brooklyn for 55 guests . The venue is amazing for small number of guests . The total with taxes came a little over 10k

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Brooklyn Wedding Venues?

Posted by singgaaa · in r/WedditNYC · 5 years ago

Recently engaged. Looking for wedding venues in BK - most seem to be warehouses that you need to bring your own caterer and other items. Looking for some tips on venues people have enjoyed or have heard about. Any recos welcome!

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ibegucallatune · 5 years ago

Brooklyn Bowl does weddings

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eab111 · 5 years ago

Check out Brooklyn Cider House! It was my top choice, I loved it there and price is on the more reasonable side for a Brooklyn wedding.

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davesburgers · 5 years ago

had ours there, it was great

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blondedependa · 5 years ago

Sounds like you’re looking for an all inclusive venue. my s/o and I were looking at BK venues but we couldn’t find anything that wasn’t going to cost an arm or leg. El Caribe is a beautiful place if budget isn’t tight!

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NeoDozer · 5 years ago

Look at the Picnic house (bon soir catering) or the Boat House with (I forget who but you can only use 1 catering company at that venue and it’s pricy) for your reception. If you need a holiday weekend, you need to book 18 months out to get your holiday of choice but if flexible, you can reserve a bunch closer to !! Rental fee yes, but it’s reasonable and their vendor list is short so they know how to do your party!

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WedDang · 5 years ago

Seconding the Picnic House. They’re definitely not all inclusive but give you a list of vendors to choose from (there are at least 20 different caterers) so that makes it a lot easier!

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EM421814 · 5 years ago

Brooklyn Botanic Gardens! Recently set my date there and have been so happy thus far working with the team there. I love the idea of having everything taken care of at one location!

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ammyyylol · 5 years ago

my FH and I are highly considering BBG. Did you choose the atrium or the palm house? If you don't mind sharing, what was your quote and for how many guests?

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EM421814 · 5 years ago

I chose the Palm house on a Friday in May. I’ll message you all the info!

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Best wedding venues in New York city

Key Considerations for Choosing a Wedding Venue in NYC:

  1. Capacity: Determine the number of guests you plan to invite and choose a venue that can comfortably accommodate them.

  2. Style and Ambiance: Consider the overall aesthetic you want for your wedding. NYC offers a variety of venues, from elegant ballrooms to rustic lofts and outdoor gardens.

  3. Location: Think about convenience for your guests. Venues near public transportation or hotels can make logistics easier.

  4. Catering and Services: Check if the venue provides in-house catering or if you need to hire external vendors. Some venues may also offer wedding planning services.

  5. Budget: Set a budget and look for venues that fit within your financial plan. Remember to account for additional costs like decor, rentals, and service fees.

Top Wedding Venues in NYC:

  1. The Plaza Hotel: Iconic and luxurious, perfect for a grand wedding.
  2. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Offers beautiful outdoor settings and lush gardens.
  3. The Foundry: A unique industrial space in Long Island City with a charming courtyard.
  4. The New York Public Library: A stunning historic venue with breathtaking architecture.
  5. The Rainbow Room: Located atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza, it provides stunning views of the city skyline.

Recommendation: If you're looking for a blend of elegance and convenience, consider The Plaza Hotel for its iconic status and comprehensive services. For a more unique and intimate setting, The Foundry offers a charming atmosphere with a touch of industrial chic. Always visit the venues in person to get a feel for the space and discuss your specific needs with the staff.

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