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What are some nice wedding halls in brooklyn, monsey or lakewood….not the typical yeshivish places like ateres avraham, atrium or bais fayga. somewhere nice, elegant and different!!! NOT GENERIC, NOT CLICHE, something out of the ordinary… No Boro Park, No Williamsburg…somethings DIFFERENT!!!
how much are you willing to spend per couple?
Lake Terrace in Lakewood is very nice, though I think it’s expensive.
The new place on 38th is very nice. People have gotten married in the Garden State Arts center -exit 116 on the Parkway if you live in Jersey.
Near Bear Mountain, Anthony’s Pier Nine. GORGEOUS chuppah room, has the feel of an outdoor garden wedding.
Terrace on the Park, expensive though.
dunno why my post didn’t go up. and where are the others i saw b4? i mentioned the palace
The Sheraton…
Marina Del Ray, El Caribe, The Sands
What a waste of $.
Not doing cliche is so cliche
oomis, i was there for a friends wedding…it was really nice!!! but too far out..im not looking for something super $$$$ but i would like something unique….i cant do cliche its just not me..
What you sort of touched on: If its too hard to get to without a car you need to be prepared to have people not come at all and probably not too many for dancing.
Is there anything we should know about? ?
my parents went to a wedding recently that was in a museum.
everyone came back from it and said the room they danced in looked gorgeous-i heard they didn’t need so much flowers because there were waterfalls
don’t know which museum but i can find out if u want
Why not have it on a football field?
cshapiro~ I attended a beautiful, classy, tasteful chasanah @ the Children’s Museum in CH.
I mentioned the Rotunda to my daughter, who attended there @ the time, when she was engaged… beautiful views.
Anthonys Pier Nine is stunning and very different,but the drive at night or in bad weather could be a challenge.
I got married in Terrace on the Park years ago. I have not been to it in awhile so I dont know if is the same, but back then is was a real great place to get married.
Crest Hollow Country Club seems to be regaining popularity in our velt. Lovely to have an outdoor chuppah provided the weather cooperates. Ditto Marina Del Rey.
I remember telling a cousin of mine, who was raving about the food at a wedding he attended, that if that’s what he remembers best, it probably wasn’t very leibidich. Which is to say that no one will remember if you made it in a fancy, different place or not, because that’s not the essence of the simcha. The ruach is.
There’s a new place in Passaic…something with a “V”
cshapiro no one else said it so i will MAZEL TOV!!!
@Shein-
Now there’s a good idea. I recommend the Metrodome in Minnesota – after last winter, there’s a hole in the roof for an outdoor chuppah, plus, even with the Vikings having been to four Super Bowls, the kallah would still be the first person there to ever get a ring.
it’s called the brooklyn museum, it’s on eastern parkway
Prospect park is gorgeous. Chuppah near the Lake…… catering setup near the big house in the middle. pix are incredible. Just daven for no rain
There is a place called “Old Tappen Manor” and it’s in Old Tappen, NY. It’s a beautiful and seren place. The Chuppah is right in front of a nice waterfall. It just looks gorgeous. It’s not too far from Monsey.
Terrace on the Park IS nice as is Marina del Rey, if you don’t want to travel too far.
You didn’t mention how many people you’re inviting, because if you’re doing something smaller, Tarrytown House is very pretty. Probably can do up to about 200-250, which is too small a venue for most of us these days.
Which brings to mind the demise of the Washington Hotel, which was a wonderful place in every way – the caterers were delightful to deal with, food was excellent, decor was well maintained. But I heard that when they had the opportunity to expand to accommodate the larger simchas we all seem to make these days, they opted out. I think there’s a nursing home or senior residence on the property now.
The Foundry. LOVE!
brotherofurs: “it’s called the brooklyn museum, it’s on eastern parkway”.
no.. it’s The Jewish Children’s Museum, on Eastern P’kway across from 770 (same side of the street).
If you’re going for broke, there’s always places like the Waldorf or Plaza, which certainly have large ballrooms.
I know someone who made a wedding in Yankee stadium… actually, I don’t know the person personally but I know someone who went to the wedding.
She said it was beautiful and very well done!!
The Foundry is absolutely magical. I looked in to it when I was working on event planning. For the ‘typical’ Jewish wedding it would probably be too small. The interior holds about 100-125 people seated and the exterior holds (if I remember correctly) about 150.
For a smaller wedding I cant think of a better venue.
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