The Best Hotel & Resort Wedding Venues in Hudson, NY

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3 Wedding Venues in Hudson, NY

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The Barn at Black Walnut Farm 
Rating: 4.9 (74 reviews)
·Ratings include Zola and Google reviews
Saugerties, NY
  • Up to 175 guests
  • Select services
  • Outdoor & indoor
  • Starts at $13,500
  • Offer

Black Walnut Farm is a 34-acre historic estate in Saugerties, NY, where the Catskills meet the Hudson Valley and where weddings become full weekends of revelry. Settle in, welcome your favorite people, throw one hell of a party, and actually enjoy it all! Celebrate in our temperature-controlled 1891 barn with a four-foot disco ball, gather around the bonfire, and stay onsite in our 1747 farmhouse. 2027 Wedding Weekend Venue Fees are $13,500 off-season (Nov-April + July) and $16,500 prime season (May-June and Aug-Oct). A two-night farmhouse stay ($1,200/night) and 15% service fee apply; your welcome event has no additional site fee. Most couples plan for an overall wedding budget (including all outside vendors and services) of approximately $55,000–$100,000+. Our hospitality team is here throughout the weekend, taking care of the details so you can spend your time with your guests. We believe in great food, seriously good drinks, packed dance floors, and one more song.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Allows pets
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Provides lighting and sound

Venue considerations

  • Best for events with big guest lists
  • Not for you if you prefer a more modern aesthetic
  • On-site parking not available
Awarded Best of Zola
“Our wedding weekend at Black Walnut Farm was nothing short of extraordinary. I had always dreamed of more than just a single day or a few hours of celebration. I imagined a full weekend surrounded by our favorite people, celebrating a love I had hoped for my entire life. Black Walnut Farm made that dream a reality in the most magical way. My fiancé and I got engaged in June 2024 and waited until August to begin planning so we could savor being engaged. Black Walnut Farm was our first venue visit. During their open house, we explored the property while enjoying signature cocktails and bites, and we immediately felt at home meeting Jim. His warmth, charisma, and genuine spirit set the tone for everything that followed. The estate is breathtaking. Acres of beauty, an enchanting forest, whimsical gardens, and a farmhouse filled with stunning, eclectic antiques. Within minutes, we knew our search was over. As we left, Jim smiled, saying he could tell we had found “the one.” The planning process was seamless and stress-free. As someone who goes with the flow, I was amazed by how organized and supportive the team was. Timelines, documents, and communication were clear and thoughtful. Sarah, co-owner and Jim’s partner, made the experience effortless. While the venue is largely a la carte, Sarah provides a curated list of trusted vendors so you never feel lost. Together, Sarah and Jim are an unmatched team. We chose the weekend package, allowing us and six guests to stay in the farmhouse from Thursday through Monday. Walking in felt like stepping into a dream. We were greeted with a handwritten card, a charcuterie board, and champagne. Fresh banana bread, muffins, and cookies were displayed, the refrigerator stocked with snacks, drinks, and s’mores essentials, and a bar cart held homemade old fashioneds. Every room included robes and fresh water by the bedside, and fireplaces were ready with stacked firewood. Our honeymoon suite was spacious and cozy, with its own fireplace, sitting area, and clawfoot tub. Black Walnut Farm even created a custom flag with our names and named a tree in our honor, a meaningful and unforgettable touch. On Friday evening, we hosted our rehearsal dinner for fifty-five guests in the barn, which perfectly blends rustic elegance with antique details and warmth. The staff’s pride and attention to detail were evident, and Jim, Sarah, or Lindsey were always nearby to ensure everything ran smoothly. After dinner, my bridesmaids and I returned to the farmhouse for a cozy night by the fire watching Father of the Bride. Our wedding day was pure magic. We got ready together in a sun-filled room, sharing laughter and happy tears. We exchanged vows in the forest, a fairytale setting. The celebration continued in the barn with cocktail hour, dinner, dancing, and dessert. Guests loved the barn loft, complete with a photo booth and a phone for leaving messages. Although the weather prevented our planned bonfire hour, Sarah and Jim graciously extended our time in the barn, ensuring the night remained just as special. This weekend was the best experience of our lives. Our friends and family still talk about how incredible it was. We are endlessly grateful to Sarah, Jim, Miss Lily, and the entire Black Walnut Farm team for creating a wedding weekend we will cherish forever.”
Stephanie T., 10 months ago
Pocketbook Hudson 
Hudson, NY
  • Up to 300 guests
  • Select services
  • Indoor
  • Starts at $20,000

Based in Hudson, NY, and housed in a historic textile factory built in 1885, which is the source of our namesake, it’s a place led by curiosity and shaped for care. Here, you’ll find beds for sleeping, a communal bathhouse, an open-fire restaurant, café and bar, a subterranean nightclub, galleries, and a street-level market. You’ll also find original architectural details that speak to the present in unexpected ways.

Why you'll love this venue

  • Full catering menu to choose from
  • Has a dance floor to dance the night away
  • Space for a large guest list

Venue considerations

  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • On-site parking not available
  • Does not allow pets

About wedding venues in Hudson, NY

Hudson, NY draws couples in with its unique mix of converted industrial spaces, historic barns and stunning waterfront properties. You'll find yourself surrounded by the breathtaking backdrop of the Catskill Mountains and Hudson River. This charming area sits just 2-3 hours from NYC and offers venues that perfectly balance rustic architectural elements with modern amenities while celebrating the region's rich agricultural heritage.

What Makes Hudson Valley Wedding Venues So Special?

The Hudson Valley wedding scene features standout venues like Basilica Hudson, an industrial-chic space where you'll be amazed by soaring beamed ceilings and cathedral windows. The Caboose offers something different – a carbon-neutral venue with farm-to-table menus sourced right from local producers. You'll notice how these venues masterfully preserve historic elements like exposed brick walls and original wood beams while incorporating modern lighting systems and climate control that keep your guests comfortable throughout your celebration.

How Much Does a Hudson, NY Wedding Typically Cost?

A Hudson Valley wedding budget varies depending on your guest count. For 50 guests you're looking at about $33,917 while 100 guests jumps to $57,556. Planning for 150? That's typically around $79,767. Larger weddings with 200 guests run about $99,596 and for 250 guests expect around $119,425. The largest weddings with 300 guests come in at about $139,254. The average venue in Hudson costs $17,544 which represents 22% of your total budget. That's significantly higher than the national average of $6,500-$12,000. Most Hudson venues typically range between $15,800 and $19,300.

Which Hudson Venues Offer the Best Amenities?

Hudson gives you diverse venue options for different wedding styles. Basilica Hudson falls into the historic properties category and can accommodate up to 325 guests in a converted 19th-century factory. You'll fall in love with the industrial design elements including original factory windows and exposed brick throughout the space. For modern spaces The Caboose Hudson features sustainable design that eco-conscious couples appreciate. You'll find thoughtful elements like solar power rainwater collection and even edible landscaping on the property. If you're looking for a boutique experience The Maker Hotel offers an intimate setting perfect for 50-60 seated guests with upscale dining options and convenient on-site accommodations for your closest family and friends.

When Should You Book Your Hudson Venue?

Most couples book their Hudson Valley venue about 17 months (that's 527 days) before their wedding date. September sees the most venue inquiries and fall weddings command the highest demand thanks to the region's spectacular foliage. If you're dreaming of those gorgeous autumn colors for your backdrop you'll want to book even further in advance.

Where Can You Find Accessible Wedding Venues in Hudson?

For fully accessible weddings Hudson Valley Weddings at The Hill offers handicap-accessible bathrooms that your guests will appreciate. Nearby Gather Greene features three ADA-accessible restrooms an ADA cabin and grounds that are easily navigable by car bus or golf cart. These thoughtful accommodations ensure all your loved ones can fully participate in your special day.

Which Hudson Venues Are Known for Outstanding Cuisine?

The Maker Hotel offers upscale dining in an intimate setting that food-loving couples adore. While not directly in Hudson but nearby Blue Hill at Stone Barns features Michelin-starred cuisine focusing on seasonal ingredients that will impress even your most discerning guests. The Garrison serves acclaimed American cuisine using ingredients from its on-site farm giving you a true farm-to-table experience that highlights the region's agricultural bounty.

What Wedding Costs Should You Anticipate in Hudson?

Beyond the venue your major Hudson wedding expenses include catering at around $14,035 (18% of your budget) and bar services at about $11,228 (14%). Florists typically run around $8,585 (11%) while wedding planners come in at about $6,346 (8%). Photographers usually cost around $5,375 (7%). Understanding these percentages helps you allocate your budget effectively across all the elements that make your day special.

How Can Hudson Venues Accommodate Remote Guests?

Venues like Basilica Hudson with its versatile space and Helsinki Hudson can support enhanced virtual experiences that go well beyond basic streaming. You might consider adding high-quality streaming equipment real-time Q&A sessions and interactive virtual elements to keep remote attendees engaged. These thoughtful touches help ensure that loved ones who can't attend in person still feel connected to your celebration.

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