New York venues
The clubs, gardens, estates and dining rooms where we have planned weddings, with Olha’s notes on each. What makes each one special, which rooms work for the ceremony and the evening, and what most couples do not know until the day.
Private clubs
- The Yale Club of New York City: Planning a wedding at the Yale ClubVanderbilt Avenue, Midtown Manhattan
A private club a block from Grand Central, with a ballroom under chandeliers and a roof terrace above Midtown.
- The Harmonie Club: Planning a wedding at the Harmonie ClubUpper East Side, off Fifth Avenue
New York’s second-oldest social club, in a Stanford White clubhouse steps from Central Park.
Gardens
- The New York Botanical Garden: Planning a wedding at the New York Botanical GardenThe Bronx
Two hundred and fifty acres of gardens in the Bronx, and a Victorian glasshouse full of palms.
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Planning a wedding at Brooklyn Botanic GardenBrooklyn, beside Prospect Park
The Palm House and its gardens, in Brooklyn’s botanic garden beside Prospect Park.
Hotels
- Cipriani: Planning a wedding at CiprianiManhattan, from 42nd Street to the Financial District
Cipriani’s New York halls, former banks and a ferry terminal, for the grandest weddings in the city.
- The William Vale: Planning a wedding at The William ValeWilliamsburg, Brooklyn
A hotel in Williamsburg with a rooftop, a ballroom and the Manhattan skyline across the river.
Restaurants
- The River Café: Planning a wedding at The River CaféBrooklyn, beneath the Brooklyn Bridge
A dining room on a barge beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, with Lower Manhattan across the water.
- Liberty House: Planning a wedding at Liberty HouseLiberty State Park, Jersey City
A restaurant in Liberty State Park with the Manhattan skyline across the Hudson.
- Manhatta: Planning a wedding at ManhattaLower Manhattan, 60th floor of 28 Liberty Street
A restaurant on the sixtieth floor of 28 Liberty Street, with New York Harbor, the East River and Brooklyn in its windows.
Estates, farms and castles
- Blue Hill at Stone Barns: Planning a wedding at Blue Hill at Stone BarnsPocantico Hills, Westchester
A working farm and restaurant in the Pocantico Hills, where dinner follows the season.
- The Rockleigh: Planning a wedding at The RockleighRockleigh, New Jersey
A ballroom and gardens in Bergen County, across the Hudson from Manhattan.
- Whitby Castle: Planning a wedding at Whitby CastleRye, Westchester
A stone castle in Rye, with lawns for a ceremony beneath its towers.
- Lyndhurst Mansion: Planning a wedding at LyndhurstTarrytown, the Hudson Valley
A Gothic Revival mansion above the Hudson, with its grounds and gardens open for a celebration.
Lofts and rooftops
- 74 Wythe: Planning a wedding at 74 WytheWilliamsburg, Brooklyn
A Williamsburg event space a few blocks from the East River.
- Tribeca Rooftop: Planning a wedding at Tribeca RooftopTribeca, Manhattan
A rooftop event space in Tribeca with views across Lower Manhattan.
- 620 Loft & Garden: Planning a wedding at 620 Loft & GardenRockefeller Center, Fifth Avenue
A historic rooftop garden and a light-filled loft at Rockefeller Center, across Fifth Avenue from St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
On the water
- Long Island City: Planning a wedding at Long Island CityQueens, on the East River
Waterfront ceremonies in Long Island City, facing Midtown across the East River.
Begin with a conversation.
Tell us about your wedding, and we will take it from there.