Wedding Venues in New York, NY
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336 Wedding Venues in New York, NY
- Up to 150 guests
- All-inclusive
- Indoor
48 Lounge, centrally located in Midtown Manhattan, is an award-winning Multi-Faceted NYC Event Venue that specializes in Semi-Private and Private Corporate Events. 48 Lounge is versatile and designed to accommodate all types of events, including Cocktail / Dinner Receptions, Breakfast and Luncheons, Meetings, Screenings, Presentations, Panel Discussions, Video Conferences, Product Launches and Premieres. Known for elevated service and premium product, 48 Lounge specializes in creating the ideal atmosphere for you and your company’s VIP Experience. As our client, you can always expect generous staffing levels to fulfill you and your company’s guests every need. Fresh, delicious and abundant food of Gourmet Butler Passed Hors d’oeuvres and Premium Buffet Selections as well as a limitless, open bar of Premium spirits, Wine and Champagne are available for your semi-private or private event in New York City. At 48 Lounge, we work for you!
- Up to 350 guests
- All-inclusive
- Indoor
Lavish events. Legendary locations. Lux venues. Whether you’ve spent your life dreaming of the perfect New York wedding or you simply want the best venue for your next social event, Conrad New York Downtown is the perfect place to bring your dreams to life.
- Up to 60 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor
Society Café is a new market-to-table American restaurant by Executive Chef, Manuel Gonzalez-Charles. Enjoy signature cocktails and unique culinary creations, in a classic art deco inspired space. Allow us to host your next group dinner or private event. Society Café can accommodate up to 60 guests seated for a private dining experience and up to 85 guests for standing cocktail receptions.
- Up to 120 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor
- Starts at $6,000
A unique, spacious dining and garden room filled with fresh flowers and modern art by Stella, Johns and Hockney as well as sculptures by Robert Graham. Michael's opened in 1989 with much fanfare and continues to create seasonal dishes that live by Michael McCarty's ethos of the best ingredients thoughtfully prepared. Good food, great people, great party!!
- Up to 250 guests
- All-inclusive
- Indoor
Owned and operated by acclaimed Laurent Tourondel Hospitality Group, SECOND is a premier New York City event space that offers end-to-end production, superb client service and unparalleled culinary expertise. The intersection of personability and ease, SECOND is a standout, scaleable venue - client ready on it’s own, but also entirely transformable. Located above bustling 6th Avenue in Chelsea – directly above Tourondel’s popular restaurants The Vine and L’Amico – SECOND is as convenient as it is noteworthy. Spanning a full city block, the space offers multiple rental options that include beautiful individual rooms and the sweeping all-weather terrace, as well as complete buyouts of the 9,000-square-foot venue,
- Up to 75 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor
This Indian restaurant channels the rich tapestry of the sights and sounds of Goa and offers a menu with modern, often playful and interactive takes on Indian cooking. The stunning tri-level space stimulates the senses with vibrant pops of color, wall projections, custom designed lighting and art installations. We recently debuted a 2,000-square-foot private dining room. The designated gathering space is ideal for seated groups of 20 to 60 or standing soirees with up to 75. An ornate wall dripping in colorful blooms serves as all the ornamentation any event could need. at the three-level space, a 1,200-square-foot mezzanine looks over a photo-worthy art installation titled "The Dance of the Peacocks" by artist Ankon Mitra. Up to 35 guests can dine in the second-level space at the forefront of the origami-inspired work of art. Event pricing starts at $80 per person, and a menu boasting shareable plates, an array of curries, fritters, and specialty bread is on offer.
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- Up to 250 guests
- All-inclusive
- Outdoor
The Box House Hotel has a unique venue space located on the rooftop. Their rooftop event space has a retractable roof awning to give you a flexible indoor and outdoor space. The rooftop space features a large marble bar, wood floors, a retractable rooftop awning, insulated glass sliding doors, four bathrooms, and stunning views of NYC that are unobstructed. The rooftop can accommodate 293 guests.
5.0
- Up to 250 guests
- All-inclusive
- Indoor & outdoor
Rule of Thirds is a restaurant and event venue that operates out of Brooklyn, New York. Situated in a vibrant, urban setting not far from McCarren Park, there is a chic, design-orientated, and industrial ambience to enjoy here. An ideal place to host your wedding celebration, you are sure to be enthralled by the high quality of space, food, drink, and service within the venue.
5.0
- Up to 500 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor & outdoor
Getting married at Russo’s is truly regal experience. Step into our building and you will find one of the most accommodating teams in hospitality, dedicated to you and your guests at every turn. We are one of the most unique venues you’ll find with such an unwavering commitment to detail cuisine to the unparalleled service from our attentive staff — and everything in between — we’re here to give you and your partner the day of a lifetime. Our reviews tell the story first-hand what it means to be a ‘Russo’s Couple.’
5.0
- Up to 100 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor
- Starts at $5,000
Your ideal setting for weddings, film shoots, corporate gatherings and more. Founded in 1863, Center for Brooklyn History, formerly Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) is dedicated to celebrating and preserving the borough’s 400 year history. Located in the heart of historic Brooklyn Heights steps away from the Brooklyn Promenade, the building is a national historic landmark and features timeless architectural details including stained glass windows, soaring ceilings and hand carved woodwork. The building has been renovated with state of the art modern facilities. Whatever your needs, Center for Brooklyn History can tailor a space rental package. Stately columns and soaring ceilings are the focus of the striking first-floor space, while the elegant Othmer Library, a New York City interior landmark, will make your event one for the books!
5.0
- Up to 150 guests
- Limited services
- Indoor
- Starts at $5,000
Nestled squarely between Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, The Bell House is a state of the art 8,000 square foot facility with separate performance space and lounge. Crafted out of a 1920’s printing factory and featuring an 88 foot long, 25 foot high magnificent wooden barrel vault ceiling, The Bell House has quickly become a major hub for arts and performance in Brownstone Brooklyn. The Bell House is located in what has long been a quiet stronghold for artists and musicians. The Gowanus neighborhood, with its early twentieth century red brick warehouses, has been a haven for artists seeking space for creative endeavors. The Bell House is thrilled to be a part of 7th Street, a block made up of numerous artist work spaces, galleries and businesses including Gowanus Studio Space and the Pace Paper Studio.
5.0
- Up to 125 guests
- All-inclusive
- Indoor & outdoor
Sunday In Brooklyn, a warm and inviting neighborhood restaurant located in Williamsburg, can host a large variety of events. From seated private dining experiences with cocktails in our enclosed garden, to full buy-out weddings and rehearsal dinners, Sunday in Brooklyn can accommodate groups ranging from 8 to 200 guests.
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How much do wedding venues typically cost in New York, NY?
The cost of a wedding venue varies widely by location, number of guests, and many other details of the wedding package. New York, NY offers a range of options that can fit most budgets. Raw venue space rentals (which only include the space itself) start at $1,500 and average $8,000. All-inclusive packages start at $250 and average $7,200.
What types of venues can I find in New York, NY?
New York offers a wide range of venues, including Restaurant and brewery, Urban and Ballroom.
What are some of the best wedding and reception venues available in New York, NY?
Some of the most popular venues in this area include Arte Cafe, Dear Irving on Hudson Rooftop and Manhatta. But just like finding "the one," finding the perfect wedding venue takes time and a little bit of magic. Start by envisioning your dream wedding - the ambiance, style, and location. Then, explore our extensive collection of carefully curated wedding venues. Our marketplace provides detailed information, stunning photos, and real couples' reviews to help you make an informed decision. Trust your instincts, and when you find that venue that gives you butterflies, you'll know it's the one.
What questions should I ask when booking a venue in New York, NY?
It all depends on what you're looking for, but you may want to consider things like whether the venue has an on-site bridal suite (25% in New York do) or whether the venue provides an event coordinator (37% in New York do!).
Additionally, some venues work with certain caterers and require a minimum food and beverage spend in addition to the space rentals. Others might have a recommended list of preferred caterers that they'd like you to work with.
Can the venues in New York, NY accommodate both small and large weddings?
Of course! Small wedding venues in New York, NY can host intimate parties while large venues can accommodate up to 1500. The average venue in New York can seat 80 guests.
What amenities do the reception venues in New York, NY offer?
The venues in New York, NY are known for the exceptional suite of services and amenities offered to couples and their wedding parties. The most common services provided are Bar services, Wi-Fi and Service staff. Some venues even offer Transportation!
When is the best month for a wedding in New York City?
This is one of those questions that everyone will have a different answer to. The best time to get married in NYC really depends on your vision for your wedding. Is it when Central Park is a wonderland of cherry blossoms, or when the holiday lights make everything twinkle like a rom-com set? Weather-wise, May and June are your best bets for an outdoor wedding. But if you’re dreaming of an "Autumn in New York" aesthetic, aim for September or October when the air is crisp, and your guests won’t be sweating. But let's keep it real – in the city that never sleeps, love doesn't have an off-season, and neither do fabulous weddings. Winter nuptials? You could end up with a magical snowy vibe, and you’ll probably save some money. So ultimately, you can’t go wrong.
How far in advance do I need to book a wedding venue in New York City?
In the fast-paced whirlwind that is NYC, wedding venues can be booked up pretty far in advance. It's a good rule of thumb to start your venue hunt as soon as your engagement bliss begins to settle—usually around 12 to 18 months in advance, and to actually book your venue closer to 9-14 months in advance. If you've set your heart on those prime dates or sought-after spots, earlier is definitely better. Think of it as your very own New York minute—the sooner you act, the more options you'll have. But if you're the spontaneous type or planning on a shorter engagement, don't fret! Flexibility on dates or considering unique or off-the-beaten-path venues can turn up some hidden gems, even at the last minute.
What are the best rooftop wedding venues with skyline views in New York City?
Imagining exchanging vows with a jaw-dropping skyline behind you? Check out this list of rooftop venues that offer stunning vistas that you and your guests will be talking about for years to come.
How much does it cost to get married in New York City?
Ah, the million-dollar question. The total cost of a wedding in New York varies depending on factors like guest count, venue, and other services. While the average cost hovers around $50,000 for the New York metro area, it's important to remember that you can customize your wedding to fit your budget. Our marketplace showcases a range of venues and other vendors with different price points, ensuring there's something for everyone.
Is a New York City wedding on a budget possible?
Absolutely! Despite the high average price tag, an NYC wedding doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. There are many ways to cut costs, including booking an off day, time, or season, choosing less traditional venues, DIY-ing where you can, and limiting your guest list. Check out our guide to planning a wedding on a budget for more ideas.
What’s included in a wedding package in NYC?
If you're looking to simplify your wedding planning journey (and who isn't?), opting for an all-inclusive venue with a full wedding package may be a good choice. So, what's typically included? You’ll usually find the venue itself, catering, tables, chairs and linens, and often a dance floor where you and your guests can boogie the night away. And let's not forget the staff! Many packages provide a team of wait staff, bartenders, and on-site coordinators to make sure your day runs as smoothly as possible. But just like your love story, each package is unique, so be sure to ask our vendors about their special touches that make a wedding not just memorable, but unmistakably yours.
What types of wedding venues are in New York, NY?
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