RoamRecs Wedding Guide

New York City Wedding Venues

9 featured venues from a full collection of 36 curated landmarks, museums, lofts, gardens, and luxury hotels across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx — each with pricing, guest capacity, and venue details

Modest Medium Luxury
36 Venues in Collection
3 Budget Tiers
Manhattan Brooklyn & Queens
Pricing Capacity & Style

Planning a wedding in New York City? This guide features some of the best NYC wedding venues, from The Plaza's Terrace Room and the Rainbow Room's rotating dance floor 65 floors above Rockefeller Center to the marble halls of the New York Public Library, a domed former bank in Williamsburg, a waterfront warehouse in Red Hook, and a lakeside boathouse in Prospect Park. Whether you want a Gilded Age ballroom, a Brooklyn loft with skyline views, or a garden ceremony, this curated list makes it easier to compare venues by pricing, guest capacity, style, and neighborhood.


RoamRecs organized these featured venues into three tiers — modest, medium, and luxury — so couples can quickly explore New York City wedding venues based on style and budget. If you want the full interactive version, you can also browse the complete RoamRecs collection with all 36 venues and map-based planning tools.

36 Venue Collection

Featured New York City Wedding Venues

9 venues selected from the full collection — covering three budget tiers across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Every listing includes style, reception capacity, and pricing quoted by the venue. The complete 36-venue collection is available interactively on RoamRecs.

Modest Budget · A Boathouse, a Botanic Garden & a Queens Factory

Affordable New York City Wedding Venues

Venue rentals from roughly $2,000–$22,000 before catering — a lakeside boathouse in Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's glass Palm House, and an ivy-covered factory courtyard in Long Island City.

7 Prospect Park Boathouse, Brooklyn — the white Beaux-Arts boathouse reflected in the lake

Prospect Park Boathouse

Prospect Park, Brooklyn

Style: Beaux-Arts Lakeside Boathouse

Reception capacity: 150+

Pricing: Venue rental $4,000–$7,500 by season and day for 8 hours; catering quoted separately (a sample 150-guest Saturday came to about $76,000 all-in)

Notes: A white Beaux-Arts boathouse on the water in Prospect Park, with an onsite ceremony and a choice of family-style or plated dinner

8 Brooklyn Botanic Garden — a glass conservatory and reflecting pool in autumn

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Prospect Heights, Brooklyn

Style: Glass Conservatory & Gardens

Reception capacity: 250 seated (Palm House)

Pricing: Palm House $3,300–$12,000; Atrium $2,000–$8,000; packages from $228 pp + $4,000 wedding-day fee; food & drink minimums apply

Notes: Dinner in the glass Palm House or the Atrium overlooking the Cherry Esplanade, with garden ceremony options; the wedding-day fee covers a VIP server, ceremony chairs, and attendants

9 The Foundry, Long Island City — the exposed-brick main hall under its steel-framed skylight

The Foundry

Long Island City, Queens

Style: Historic Factory & Ivy Courtyard

Reception capacity: 165 seated / 180 cocktail

Pricing: Rental $12,000–$22,000 by month and day for 12 hours, including staff and furniture; catering from the approved list is additional

Notes: An exposed-brick Main Space, an ivy-covered Courtyard and Porch, and a dressing room, with an optional Greenhouse and a private garden looking at the 59th Street Bridge; midnight curfew

Medium Budget · Brooklyn Domes, Brick & the Waterfront

Mid-Range New York City Wedding Venues

Brooklyn's signature settings — a domed 1875 bank in Williamsburg, a full-service warehouse on the Red Hook waterfront, and the Wythe Hotel's converted factory with rooms upstairs.

4 Weylin, Williamsburg — chairs set for a ceremony beneath the gilded dome of the former bank

Weylin

Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Style: Beaux-Arts Former Bank

Reception capacity: 120+ (120-guest minimum)

Pricing: $385 pp + 23% admin (120-guest minimum); rental $10,000 Saturday / $5,000 Friday; furniture rentals approx. $95–$105 pp extra

Notes: A ceremony under the Oculus Dome, cocktails in the 1875 Bar & Gallery, and dinner and dancing beneath the domes, with exclusive use of the full venue and the President's Room as a bridal suite

5 The Liberty Warehouse, Red Hook — a candlelit reception with arched windows onto New York Harbor

The Liberty Warehouse

Red Hook, Brooklyn

Style: Industrial Waterfront Warehouse

Reception capacity: 350 seated / 1,500 cocktail

Pricing: $275–$350 pp Apr–Nov / $225–$295 pp Jan–Mar, food and premium bar included; 100–175 guest minimums; $1,500 site fee + 20% admin; ceremony $2,500–$3,000

Notes: A full-service venue on the Red Hook waterfront with New York Harbor and skyline views; tables, chairs, linens, china, glassware, and flatware are included

6 Wythe Hotel, Williamsburg — the red-brick hotel with its vertical HOTEL sign

Wythe Hotel

Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Style: Converted Factory Hotel

Reception capacity: 200 (Main Hall)

Pricing: Saturday Main Hall: $36,000–$52,000 food & drink minimum + $11,000–$16,000 space fee by season; menus $350–$480 pp

Notes: Exposed brick and pine ceilings in a converted factory, a tented Garden Terrace, Bar Blondeau with Manhattan skyline views, and 69 rooms with courtesy blocks for a full wedding weekend

Luxury Budget · Fifth Avenue & Rockefeller Center

Luxury New York City Wedding Venues

The New York landmarks — The Plaza on Central Park, the Art Deco Rainbow Room on the 65th floor, and the Beaux-Arts New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue.

1 The Plaza, New York — the hotel's château-style facade rising above the trees of Central Park

The Plaza

Fifth Avenue & Central Park

Style: Gilded Age Hotel Ballroom

Reception capacity: 200–250+ (guest minimums apply)

Pricing: $550 pp peak (250-guest minimum) / $525 pp off-peak (200-guest minimum) + $15,000 room rental; estimated minimum totals $167,000–$211,000 with service, gratuity and tax

Notes: The historic Terrace Room in the landmark hotel on Fifth Avenue at Central Park, with bartenders included and luxury rooms upstairs; A/V, lighting, and staging are quoted separately

2 Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Center — a wedding reception set beneath a crystal chandelier and skyline windows

Rainbow Room

Rockefeller Center, Midtown

Style: Art Deco Ballroom on the 65th Floor

Reception capacity: 300 seated / 450 reception

Pricing: $500 pp; $90,000 minimum spend; $45,000 fee for full-floor exclusive use; plus 24% admin + 8.875% tax

Notes: The legendary rotating dance floor and panoramic Manhattan views, with a Bar SixtyFive ceremony option, a bridal suite, a wedding concierge, and a Ron Ben-Israel cake included

3 New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building — the marble Beaux-Arts facade on Fifth Avenue at dusk

New York Public Library

Fifth Avenue, Midtown

Style: Beaux-Arts Landmark Library

Reception capacity: 425 seated with stage / 350 dinner + dancing

Pricing: Space rental from $80,000 for a 5-hour event; beverage packages from $85 pp; catering, rentals, A/V, and planner are additional

Notes: A ceremony or cocktails in marble Astor Hall, then dinner under the glass-domed ceiling of the Bartos Forum; spaces come empty, events run 7 PM to midnight, and an NYPL-approved planner is required

Complete List

All 36 New York City Wedding Venues

Every venue in the RoamRecs New York City collection, grouped by area — search by name or town, or open a group to browse. Pricing and capacity are summarized from each venue's own materials — confirm current rates directly with the venue.

Manhattan26 venues
VenueCapacityPricingStyle
3 West ClubNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 150 seated 2027 wedding packages $239–$281 pp depending on date/day. Classic Old New York · historic private club · traditional ballroom
620 Loft & GardenNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 165 reception / 120 seated Venue rental: $25,000 Saturdays / $20,000 Fridays & Sundays; peak months $27,500 Saturdays / $22,000 Fridays & Sundays. Modern Manhattan rooftop garden · iconic NYC views · elegant urban
632 On HudsonNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 120 guests 2027 Triplex rental: $11,000–$16,500 depending on season/day. Historic NYC townhouse · eclectic · romantic Old New York
American Museum of Natural HistoryNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 400+ guests 200 guests estimated total: $256,496.25; 300 guests: $324,744.37, inclusive of tax. Iconic NYC museum · dramatic · grand + one-of-a-kind
Central Park BoathouseNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge At least 200 guests Premium package $400 pp / Ultra Premium $450 pp for 5 hours. Iconic Central Park · waterfront · classic romantic NYC
Central Park ZooNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 300 seated / up to 700 seated Site fee starts at $25,000. Iconic Central Park · garden · whimsical + unique NYC
Chelsea Savoy HotelNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Traditional reception $350 pp. 2026 pricing based on 70-guest minimum: Sat F&B minimum $25K–$40K + Bard Room $8,500–$10K/hr + Piano Room cocktail… Iconic bohemian NYC · historic · eclectic + intimate
Cipriani 42nd Street | Event VenueNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 250+ guests Jan–Mar 2027: Cipriani South Street $195,000 for up to 250 guests (+$675 each additional); Cipriani 42nd Street $425 pp, 250 minimum; Wall Street… Grand Old New York · historic · opulent Italian glamour
Gotham HallNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Fall/Spring 2027 Saturday: $98,500 flat for up to 125 guests. Historic NYC bank · grand Beaux-Arts · dramatic + opulent
Guastavino'sNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 200–250 guests 2027 F&B: $350 pp with 200-guest minimum. Historic NYC · dramatic vaulted architecture · grand + romantic
Lotte New York PalaceNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Wedding menu $500 pp. $15,000 venue fee + $60,000 F&B minimum. Gilded Age NYC · grand luxury hotel · elegant + historic
Mandarin Oriental, New YorkNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 300 guests for dinner + dancing Wedding package: $475 pp. $75,000 F&B minimum + $7,500 ceremony/setup fee. Modern luxury · sophisticated Manhattan · skyline + Central Park views
ManhattaNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 200 seated / 650 standing for full 60th-floor buyout Wedding packages: Sapphire $385 pp / Emerald $435 pp / Ruby $475 pp / Diamond $575 pp. Packages include food, bar, tables, chairs, china, glassware +… Modern NYC · sleek + sophisticated · panoramic skyline views
Metropolitan ClubNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Jan/Feb/Jul/Aug/Sun: $475 pp, 150-person minimum. Gilded Age · historic private club · grand Old New York
New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman BuildingNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 750 standing / 425 seated Space rental starts at $80,000. Beaux-Arts · iconic Old New York · grand historic library
Rainbow RoomNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge 300 seated / 250 ceremony / 450 reception $500 pp, exclusive of tax + administrative fees. Art Deco · iconic New York glamour · elegant + skyline views
The Altman BuildingNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 300 guests Weddings typically start around $25,000 for a 12-hour venue rental. Historic industrial · Old New York · exposed brick + hardwood floors
The Beekman, A Thompson Hotel, by HyattNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 225 guests The Cellar: $8K–$12K daytime / $21K–$27K evening. Historic Old New York · Victorian · dramatic architectural landmark
The Bowery HotelNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue 5-hour reception: $425 pp for 100+ guests / $450 pp for 99 or fewer. Old New York · vintage downtown · romantic + moody
The GlasshouseNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 700 guests full venue / 300 Suite A + B / 250 Suite A 2026/2027 packages: $285 pp for Suite A; $305 pp for Suites A + B; $325 pp for full venue. Modern luxury · sleek Manhattan · floor-to-ceiling windows + skyline views
The LighthouseNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue $495 pp with 180-guest minimum. Modern waterfront · industrial-luxe · NYC skyline + Hudson River
The Metropolitan Museum of ArtNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 800 reception / 550 seated dinner depending on space Standard Wedding: contribution starting at $500,000 + $250,000 operational fee + $115 pp beverage fee. Iconic NYC museum · monumental Beaux-Arts · art-filled + ultra-luxury
The New York HistoricalNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 450 guests Space rentals: Smith Gallery $20,000; Patricia D. Historic NYC museum · neoclassical · art-filled + classic Upper West Side
The PlazaNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Peak dates: $550 pp with 250-guest minimum + $15,000 room rental. Iconic Old New York · Gilded Age · grand luxury hotel
The St. Regis New YorkNew YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 150 guests Wedding package: $500 pp + $10,000 venue fee + $5,000 ceremony fee. Old New York glamour · Gilded Age · ultra-luxury historic hotel
Tribeca Rooftop + 360°New YorkView on mapAsk the concierge Minimum 180 guests Fri/Sat Friday: $285 pp, 180-guest minimum. Modern NYC loft · panoramic skyline views · sleek + contemporary
Brooklyn8 venues
VenueCapacityPricingStyle
1 Hotel Brooklyn BridgeBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Wedding packages from $475–$650+ pp depending on package, plus $3,500 ceremony fee. Modern luxury · industrial-chic · waterfront Brooklyn
74WytheBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue 2025–26 venue rental: $20,000–$25,000 depending on month/day + $10,000 bar minimum. Industrial-chic · modern Brooklyn · rooftop + loft
Brooklyn Botanic GardenBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 250 seated Event package starts at $228 pp + room rental + $4,000 wedding-day fee. Botanical garden · romantic glasshouse · lush + nature-filled
Brooklyn WineryBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 175 guests Packages: Classic $279 pp / Signature $339 pp / Reserve $365 pp. Additional ceremony/venue fee, security fee, management fee + taxes may apply. Industrial-chic winery · exposed brick · lush + intimate Brooklyn
Prospect Park BoathouseBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Sample April 2027 wedding for 150 guests: $68,603.44 before venue fee. Historic Brooklyn · romantic waterfront · park setting + Beaux-Arts
The Liberty WarehouseBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 350 seated / 1,500 cocktail-style Apr–Nov: $275–$350 pp. Jan–Mar: $225–$295 pp. Minimums: 175 guests Saturday / 150 Fri & Sun / 100–150 weekdays. Industrial waterfront · historic Brooklyn · rustic-chic
WeylinBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Confirm with venue Spring 2027: $385 pp + 23% administrative fee. Historic Beaux-Arts · grand former bank · dramatic domed architecture + Old New York…
Wythe HotelBrooklynView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 200 guests Peak May/Jun/Sep/Oct: Fri $43K minimum + $13K space fee; Sat $52K + $16K; Sun $40K + $10K. Industrial-chic Brooklyn hotel · exposed brick · modern + intimate
Queens & the Bronx2 venues
VenueCapacityPricingStyle
Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural CenterBronxView on mapAsk the concierge 180 seated indoors / 250 seated tented Weekend peak season (May–Oct): $10,000 membership + $6,000 site rental; catering starts at $400 pp + rentals start at $140 pp (based on 150 guests). Historic garden estate · romantic botanical gardens · Hudson River + Palisades views
The FoundryLong Island CityView on mapAsk the concierge Up to 180 standing / 120 seated in Main Space 2027 rental: $12,000–$22,000 depending on month/day. Industrial-chic · historic factory · ivy-covered courtyard + romantic NYC loft
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About New York City Wedding Venues

Quick answers to common questions couples ask when comparing wedding venues in New York City.

How much does a New York City wedding venue cost?

Venue-only rentals start around $2,000–$7,500 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Prospect Park Boathouse and run $11,000–$25,000 for lofts and townhouses like 632 on Hudson, The Foundry, and The Altman Building, with catering on top. All-inclusive packages usually run $275–$575 per person, and the landmark hotels set food-and-drink minimums from $60,000 at the Lotte New York Palace to $137,500 at The Plaza on peak dates. Expect a 20–25% admin or service charge plus 8.875% NYC sales tax on most quotes.

When is the best time to get married in New York City?

May, June, September, and October are peak season, and venues price them that way. Winter is the value season: The Foundry's Saturday rental drops from $22,000 to $16,000 in January–March, The Liberty Warehouse falls to $225–$295 per person, and the Wythe Hotel's Saturday minimum drops from $52,000 to $36,000 from December to March. Fridays and Sundays are cheaper almost everywhere.

Can we have the ceremony at the same venue?

At most venues, yes — the Rainbow Room offers Bar SixtyFive, the New York Public Library uses Astor Hall, Weylin holds ceremonies under its Oculus Dome, and the hotels charge a ceremony fee of about $1,500–$7,500. The big exception is the museums: neither The Metropolitan Museum of Art nor the American Museum of Natural History hosts ceremonies onsite, so plan the ceremony elsewhere.

Can we bring our own caterer?

It depends on the venue. Raw spaces like the New York Public Library and The Altman Building are rented empty, so you bring in catering, rentals, and staffing (The Altman Building's preferred caterer is Thomas Preti Events). The Foundry requires a caterer from its approved list, Wave Hill works exclusively with Great Performances, and The Liberty Warehouse allows outside catering only from approved kosher and Indian caterers. The hotels and full-service venues cater in-house.

Which part of New York City should we choose?

Midtown and Fifth Avenue have the classic landmarks — The Plaza, the Rainbow Room, the New York Public Library, and The St. Regis. Downtown has skyline views at Manhatta and Tribeca Rooftop and old-New-York character at The Beekman and The Bowery Hotel. Brooklyn has Williamsburg's Wythe Hotel and Weylin, Red Hook's Liberty Warehouse, and the Prospect Park Boathouse. The Foundry in Queens and Wave Hill in the Bronx offer gardens and courtyards with more space for the money.

Is there a curfew for New York City weddings?

Often, yes. The New York Public Library runs events from 7 PM to midnight, with an extension to 1 AM for $10,000. The Foundry has a midnight curfew with overtime at $1,000 per hour, and the Metropolitan Club ends events by 1 AM. Most packages cover a 5- or 6-hour event, with overtime priced by the hour or per guest.

How many guests can New York City wedding venues hold?

Most venues comfortably host 120–300. For very large weddings, The Glasshouse holds up to 700, The Metropolitan Museum of Art seats 550 for dinner in the Temple of Dendur, the New-York Historical holds 450 for a reception, and The Liberty Warehouse seats 350. Intimate options include 632 on Hudson's 34-guest Speakeasy, the Wythe Hotel's 60-guest Penthouse Loft, and The Beekman, which hosts ceremonies and receptions for up to 90.

Do we need a wedding planner?

At the cultural landmarks, yes. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History, and the New York Public Library all require a professional wedding planner, and Wave Hill requires a fully insured planner at least 90 days before the event. Full-service hotels and venues like the Rainbow Room include a wedding concierge or event manager.

Where can I compare New York City wedding venues on a map?

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