The whole shebang will be held (indoors) at the Metropolitan Building on the 4th floor. It's a beautiful and eccentric former factory built in 1909. We can't wait for you to see it!
Formal attire.
We love all your kiddos, but our wedding will be for grown-ups only.
Boogying is mandatory.
Dating from 1909, the same year the Queensboro Bridge was built, the Metropolitan Building was first an electrical parts factory. Seventy years later it was long vacant and in a sad state of disrepair. In 1980, Eleanor Ambos, who had a successful antique furniture rental business in Manhattan, bought the building for storage and to accommodate a variety of artisans to set up their studios and work rooms. It quickly transformed into a venue for photo shoots and films. It is truly a unique space that inspires the imagination.
From the lower level of the 59th Street Bridge, take the first exit on your right as you come off the bridge (Crescent St.). Drive a few blocks until you reach 44th Dr. and make a right. Drive a few blocks on 44th Dr. until you reach 11th St., make a right.
Take the Queens bound E or M train to 23rd St. -Ely Ave. Exit towards the rear of the train on 21st St. When you emerge from the subway, walk straight ahead on 44th Dr. one block until you reach 11th St.. Turn right on 11th St. and walk two blocks.