Nj Wedding Venues: Open For Business?

Wedding venues in New Jersey are predominantly located in North Jersey, Atlantic City, Jersey Shore, South Jersey, and Newark. The most common styles of wedding venues in the Garden State are ballrooms, beaches, country clubs, historic venues, hotels, and restaurants.

New Jersey has a great selection of gorgeous winter wedding venues that will give couples and their guests a magical holiday experience.

As of 2024, New Jersey wedding venues are open and operational.

Characteristics	Values
Wedding venues in New Jersey	Northern New Jersey, Atlantic City, Jersey Shore, South Jersey, Newark
Average cost of a wedding in Northern New Jersey	$48,000
Average cost of a wedding in New Jersey	$125 to $220 per plate
The off-peak season for weddings in New Jersey	November to April
Wedding venues in New Jersey with outdoor space	The Sapphire Grand, Cecil Creek Farm, The Inn at Millrace Pond, The Park Savoy, Maritime Parc, The Grove, The Madison Hotel, Bogey's, The Breakers on the Ocean, Château Grande Hotel, Congress Hall, Crystal Ballroom and Emerald Ballroom, Crystal Springs Resort, American Beauty Events, Renault Winery and Golf Resort, Johnson's Locust Hall Farm, Crystal Plaza, Cross & Orange, The Merion, The Meadow Wood, The Palace at Somerset Park, Park Chateau Estate & Gardens, The Mill Lakeside Manor, The Estate at Florentine Gardens, The Breakers on the Ocean, Clarks Landing Yacht Club, The Crystal Point Yacht Club, The Southern Mansion, Ocean Place Resort and Spa, The Reeds at Shelter Haven, The Sterling Ballroom at the Doubletree, The Grand Hotel Cape May, Westin Governor Morris, The Heldrich, Hotel du Village, Natirar, The Olde Mill Inn and Grain House, The Inn at Millrace Pond, The Madison Hotel, Molly Pitcher Inn, The Red Horse by David Berk at the 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Outdoor wedding venues
Mansion wedding venues
Wedding venues with indoor and outdoor spaces
Wedding venues with accommodation
Affordable wedding venues

Outdoor wedding venues

New Jersey has a wide variety of outdoor wedding venues. Here are some options to consider:

Park Chateau Estate & Gardens

Location: East Brunswick, NJ

Description: This venue offers both indoor and outdoor event spaces, including a lush garden in front of a sparkling pond, a private chapel, a patio with incredible views, and a grand ballroom. It can accommodate up to 375 guests.

Pleasantdale Chateau

Location: West Orange, NJ

Description: This venue features expansive manicured grounds with formal gardens, serene ponds, and picturesque walking bridges, providing a beautiful backdrop for outdoor ceremonies. It also has a grand ballroom that can host up to 350 guests.

Shadowbrook at Shrewsbury

Location: Shrewsbury, NJ

Description: Shadowbrook offers a romantic outdoor ceremony space filled with natural light, as well as a covered area that can be used in case of inclement weather. It can accommodate up to 600 guests.

The Estate at Florentine Gardens

Location: River Vale, NJ

Description: This venue features four acres of picturesque grounds with sparkling fountains and stone gazebos. It offers both indoor and outdoor ceremony options, including a grand ballroom that can accommodate up to 360 guests.

The Grove

Location: Cedar Grove, NJ

Location: The Grove offers both indoor and outdoor spaces, including a gorgeous garden and an 18th-century farmhouse. It can accommodate between 100 and 700 guests.

The Meadow Wood

Location: Randolph, NJ

Description: The Meadow Wood provides a beautiful outdoor ceremony space with lush gardens, water fountains, and stunning rotundas. It can accommodate up to 500 guests.

Crystal Springs Resort

Location: Hamburg, NJ

Description: Crystal Springs Resort offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, including a clubhouse, a romantic gazebo, a sweetgrass pavilion, and a Celtic-themed golf club. It can accommodate up to 150-185 guests.

Liberty House

Location: Jersey City, NJ

Description: Liberty House offers stunning views of the water and the Manhattan skyline. It features a grand ballroom, a tented pavilion, and an outdoor garden for ceremonies. It can accommodate up to 325 guests.

The Chandelier at Flanders Valley

Location: Morris County, NJ

Description: The Chandelier offers both indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, including a beautiful gazebo and a sparkling stream. It can accommodate up to 240 guests.

Stone House at Stirling Ridge

Location: Warren, NJ

Description: Stone House offers outdoor spaces such as a reflection pool, cabanas, and fire pits, as well as indoor spaces like a lodge and a grand ballroom. It can accommodate up to 325 guests.

These are just a few examples of the many outdoor wedding venues available in New Jersey. Each venue offers unique features, amenities, and settings to create your dream wedding.

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Mansion wedding venues

Wedding venues in New Jersey are predominantly located in North Jersey, Atlantic City, Jersey Shore, South Jersey, and Newark. The most common styles of wedding reception halls in the Garden State are ballrooms, beaches, country clubs, historic venues, hotels, and restaurants.

The Mansion on Main Street, Voorhees: This Delaware Valley luxury venue is located just minutes from Philadelphia and features beautiful ballrooms, elegant decor, and customizable ceremony and reception locations.
Crystal Plaza, Livingston: This private mansion venue was originally constructed in the late 1800s by architect Stanford White, who designed the original Madison Square Garden.
David's Country Inn, Hackettstown: This family-owned and operated Victorian mansion was built in 1840 and makes for a gorgeous backdrop for a couple's special day with impeccable decoration and old-world charm.
Bonnet Island Estate, Manahawkin: This magical waterfront setting is a private coastal island featuring a boathouse chapel with a spectacular fireplace and swinging doors.
Pleasantdale Chateau, West Orange: This historic estate presents endless possibilities for a storybook wedding, with expansive manicured grounds adorned with formal gardens, serene ponds, and picturesque walking bridges.
North Shore House, Newton: This waterfront venue offers breathtaking views, charming interiors, and a delightful setting for milestone occasions.
The Ashford Estate, Allentown: Surrounded by hundreds of acres of farmland in a secluded region of Monmouth County, this venue exudes the atmosphere of a European destination wedding.
The Rockleigh, Northvale: Surrounded by 12 acres of impeccable gardens and timeless architecture, this locale has provided a setting for refined and memorable events for over two decades.
Fiddler's Elbow Country Club, Bedminster: This historic Stone English Manor is situated on 1,000 acres of rich landscapes and lush gardens.
The Royal Manor, Garfield: Within walking distance of the picturesque Dahnert's Lake County Park, this venue evokes a sense of timeless charm.
The Estate at Florentine Gardens, River Vale: This classic garden venue is embellished with magical brick pathways and charming foliage, providing an elegant backdrop for romantic photo opportunities.
The Evermore Manor, West Creek: Nestled among 10 acres of private property, this boutique bed and breakfast venue offers a stunning setting for weddings, showers, rehearsal dinners, and parties for up to 100 guests.
The Mansion at Mountain Lakes, Mountain Lakes: This venue's elegant architecture and spacious building provide couples with a classic backdrop for their special day.
Shadowbrook at Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury: This luxurious wedding venue has the power to enchant even the most insensitive guest. It offers the chance to book the whole estate and invite up to 600 people.
The James Ward Mansion, Westfield: With its deep orange walls, this iconic mansion features unique event spaces, including a Grand Salon, a Garden Atrium, and a stunning Chapel.

New Jersey Wedding Venues

New Jersey offers a variety of charming estates, ballrooms, private country clubs, golf clubs, and ocean-front resorts for weddings. Here are some additional venues to consider:

The Park Chateau Estate & Gardens, East Brunswick: This beautiful venue is located on 15 acres of picturesque land and offers both indoor and outdoor event spaces, including a lush garden and a private chapel.
The Ryland Inn, Whitehouse Station: This stunning estate is surrounded by the picturesque hills of Whitehouse Station and features a unique barn with separate spaces for the ceremony, dinner, and cocktails.
Skylands Manor, Ringwood: Located in the Botanical Gardens of New Jersey, this venue features 100 acres of gorgeous gardens, terraces, lush lawns, verandas, and stunning views of Shepherd Lake.
Natirar, Peapack: This picturesque hilltop venue features a renovated Mansion with plenty of indoor event spaces, as well as 500 acres of land with gorgeous settings for a romantic outdoor ceremony.
The Park Savoy Estate, Florham Park: This lakeside mansion, built in 1870, preserves its historic charm while offering modern amenities and a beautiful garden for outdoor ceremonies.
The Venetian, Garfield: This breathtaking wedding venue offers an awe-inspiring setting with both indoor and outdoor spaces, accommodating over 300 guests with ease.
Valley Regency, Clifton: This premier wedding venue offers both indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, including a beautiful outdoor garden with a signature gazebo.
The Meadow Wood, Randolph: This family-owned property features a gorgeous manor with giant windows, private courtyards, French doors, and stunning rotundas, providing a majestic setting for weddings.

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Wedding venues with indoor and outdoor spaces

Park Chateau Estate & Gardens

: Located in East Brunswick, this venue offers 15 acres of picturesque land with indoor and outdoor event spaces. Couples can exchange vows in the lush garden or by the sparkling pond, followed by a grand reception in the ballroom.

The Estate at Florentine Gardens

: This venue in River Vale boasts 4 acres of landscaped grounds with sparkling fountains and stone gazebos. The Grand Ballroom can accommodate up to 360 guests, while the Cocktail Room is perfect for more intimate gatherings.

The Meadow Wood

: A family-owned property in Randolph, The Meadow Wood features lush gardens, water fountains, and stunning rotundas. The Grand Ballroom, with its marble dance floor and LED lighting, is the highlight of this venue.

The Venetian

: Located in Garfield, The Venetian offers a breathtaking indoor event space and a ceremony area that can accommodate over 300 guests. The outdoor garden features manicured lawns, vibrant blooms, and charming fountains, providing a picturesque backdrop for photos.

Valley Regency

: Nestled in the heart of Clifton, Valley Regency exudes elegance and charm. It offers a beautiful outdoor garden with a gazebo for ceremonies, as well as an indoor chapel for more intimate weddings. The Grand Ballroom, with its high ceilings and opulent decor, can host up to 350 guests.

The Rockleigh

: With 12 acres of stunning outdoor gardens, The Rockleigh provides a quintessential setting for wedding ceremonies. The indoor spaces include two exquisite chapels and a grand pavilion that can accommodate between 250 and 850 guests.

Seasons Catering

: Surrounded by picturesque gardens, Seasons Catering offers a luxurious and unforgettable experience. Couples can exchange vows under the romantic outdoor gazebo, followed by a grand reception in the ballroom with sweeping views of the gardens.

The Palace at Somerset Park

: Set within a serene 30-acre estate, The Palace at Somerset Park offers two luxurious facilities with private parking, grand ballrooms, and powder rooms. The West Ballroom exudes opulence with 24-foot ceilings and intricate chandeliers.

The Grove

: Located in the heart of Cedar Grove, The Grove offers both indoor and outdoor spaces for a unique wedding celebration. The Grand Ballroom is the venue's gem, with movable stages and bars, while the historic 18th-century farmhouse adds a touch of charm.

Crystal Plaza

: Crystal Plaza is a historic residence in Livingston built in the late 19th century. Couples can exchange vows in the beautiful gardens or opt for an indoor ceremony in the Grand Ballroom, adorned with sparkling chandeliers and gold details.

The Park Savoy Estate

: This elegant estate in Florham Park combines historic charm with modern amenities. The spacious ballroom features high ceilings, sparkling chandeliers, and French doors opening onto a lush garden. The outdoor chapel and lakeside mansion provide additional ceremony options.

The Hamilton Manor

: Located in Central Jersey, The Hamilton Manor offers a vintage-meets-modern space. Couples can choose between an outdoor garden ceremony with a gazebo or an indoor barn celebration, followed by a reception in the manor's ballroom.

Renault Winery

: One of the oldest operating vineyards in the country, Renault Winery in Egg Harbor City offers four unique outdoor and indoor spaces with European flair. The venue can accommodate up to 400 guests and provides all-inclusive packages for a stress-free planning experience.

SkyView Golf Club

: At SkyView Golf Club in Sparta, couples can exchange vows on the green surrounded by majestic trees. The indoor banquet hall is perfect for receptions, and guests can enjoy strolling the beautiful grounds during cocktail hour.

The Bradford Estate

: The Bradford Estate in Hainesport is a charming outdoor venue featuring a manicured garden for ceremonies and a gorgeous ballroom for receptions. All-inclusive packages make planning a breeze, and a game room adds a fun twist to your special day.

Pleasantdale Chateau

: Pleasantdale Chateau in West Orange sits on 40 acres of private gardens with sparkling ponds and walking paths. The Grand Ballroom exudes opulence, and the newly constructed Arboretum Conservatory provides an elegant indoor ceremony option.

These venues offer a range of styles, from elegant ballrooms to rustic outdoor settings, ensuring that couples can find the perfect space to exchange their vows and celebrate with their loved ones.

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Wedding venues with accommodation

The Palace at Somerset Park: This venue is situated on a serene 30-acre estate and offers two luxurious facilities, each with its own private parking, entrance, grand foyer, ballroom, and powder rooms. The West Ballroom features 24-foot ceilings and intricate chandeliers, while the East Ballroom offers over 5,500 square feet of space. There are also spacious dressing suites available for the wedding party.
The Breakers on the Ocean: This historic venue, built at the end of the 19th century, is located right on the ocean in Spring Lake. It offers an outdoor wedding ceremony on its oceanfront porch or across the street on the beach. There are 70 guest rooms available, and guests can enjoy the charm of Spring Lake during their stay.
Château Grande Hotel: This hotel is situated on 15 acres of rolling hills and offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, including an elegant ballroom, intimate event spaces, and private dining rooms. The hotel has 108 rooms and a celebrity chef-driven restaurant, bar, and lounge.
Congress Hall: As America's oldest seaside resort, Congress Hall has been hosting weddings for over 100 years. It offers a grand ballroom for indoor receptions and the option to get married on the beach or on the grand lawn. There are 108 rooms available for guests.
The Reeds at Shelter Haven: This boutique hotel offers both indoor and outdoor spaces for weddings, including a Roof Garden Sundeck and a ballroom with wall-to-wall sliding glass that opens up to an outdoor veranda. There are 37 guest rooms, and the hotel provides motorcars to the nearby beach.
The Windrift- Avalon: This hotel boasts incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a fantastic place to marry the love of your life.
The Grand Hotel: This historic hotel, built in the late 19th century, provides a magical backdrop for weddings. It is located in the heart of Cape May's historic district and offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces.
The Wilshire Caterers: This premier venue is located in West Orange and offers magnificent weddings in the Tri-State area. It has a variety of event spaces, including a grand ballroom, and can accommodate up to 6,771 guests.
The Madison Hotel: This hotel in Morristown offers 186 guest rooms and 14 different venues for weddings, including a ballroom that can accommodate up to 300 guests. It also has two on-site restaurants, Rod's Steak & Seafood Grille and GK's Red Dog Tavern.
The Molly Pitcher Inn: This boutique hotel in Red Bank offers beautiful water views and spaces for intimate weddings, ballroom-style weddings for up to 175 guests, and a bar for an after-party. There are 108 guest rooms available.
The Inn at Millrace Pond: This historic inn, set on 23 acres of rolling hills, offers stone cottages, meandering paths, a wooden footbridge, outdoor gardens, and tented weddings for up to 185 guests. There are also indoor venues and 17 guest rooms available.
The Westin Governor Morris: This historic landmark hotel in Morristown offers a variety of elegant spaces for weddings, with the largest accommodating up to 400 guests. There are 224 guest rooms and suites, and they offer pampering treatments from DePasquale the Spa.
The Southern Mansion: This historic mansion, built in the 1860s, is set on one-and-a-half acres of award-winning gardens in Cape May. It offers a solarium for dinner and a different room for music and dancing. There are 10 guest suites available.

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Affordable wedding venues

North Jersey

North Jersey's proximity to New York makes it an affordable getaway marriage destination for New York residents. Cheaper real estate in North Jersey means larger, more spacious venues. North Jersey wedding venues are often outdoor private estates, parks, gardens, and golf course ballrooms.

The Chandelier at Flanders Valley

The Chandelier at Flanders Valley is situated in the picturesque Morris County, only a few minutes away from the area's most popular landmarks. The venue hosts one wedding at a time and features plenty of lovely photo backdrops. For example, a beautiful gazebo and a sparkling stream.

The Chandelier at Flanders Valley has enough space for up to 240 individuals. Depending on the couple's preferences, the ceremony and reception can take place either outdoors or indoors. The lovebirds have the opportunity to exchange their vows under the gorgeous white gazebo. Wonder where the venue got its name from? Well, all the event spaces feature stunning crystal chandeliers that make the setting extra special. The property's grounds look wonderful all year round and are perfect for memorable photos.

The venue's culinary team can create a wedding day menu according to the couple's taste. Moreover, the lovebirds may come up with their very own signature drink for the celebration. The property features an elegant dressing room.

The Carriage House

The Carriage House is a lovely venue situated in the picturesque Galloway. The interior was inspired by the charm of the idyllic Southern plantations.

The Carriage House offers quite a few places for you to choose from. For example, if you are going for a more intimate wedding ceremony, then pick the elegant Foyer that has enough space for up to 125 individuals. If the weather permits, the lovebirds can exchange their vows in the middle of the gorgeous gardens (300 guests max.). For an indoor celebration, the couple can go for one of the three ballrooms. The Grand Savannah is the venue's 'star' that features dramatic balconies and staircases. The room accommodates up to 350 people. The Magnolia Ballroom and the Azalea Ballroom both have a beautiful private patio.

The venue features two suites for the wedding couple. The rooms lead onto the wraparound porch and feature comfortable chairs. The creation of a unique cake is included. The couple can be sure that the state's finest chefs will take into consideration all their wishes.

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The Inn at Fernbrook Farms

The Inn at Fernbrook Farms is a country wedding destination and one of the most beautiful places to have a wedding reception. You’ll get a 230-acre active farm and a 1750 Georgian manor house as your venue.

The venue has a resident chef and offers seasonal produce, as well as overnight accommodation for 18 people. With additional tents, you can fit more than 250 people in this venue.

Price: $11,000 (for property and overnight inn rental); catering: $130-$175/person

The Wilshire Caterers

The Wilshire Caterers is a premier venue of choice for magnificent weddings in the Tri-State area.

The Palace at Somerset Park

The Palace at Somerset Park is a grand wedding venue situated in a serene 30-acre estate in New Jersey. Inspired by the ornate style of neo-Palladian villas, the property boasts two luxurious facilities, each with its own private parking and entrance, grand foyer, ballroom, and powder rooms. The West Ballroom features 24-foot ceilings and intricate chandeliers that exude an opulent atmosphere reminiscent of a 17th-century Venetian palazzo. The 2,000-square-foot space is bright and airy, with three pairs of French doors leading to the West Terrace and the stunning Palace grounds.

For couples who prefer a larger space to host their wedding, the East Ballroom offers over 5,500 square feet of space with blue and gold accents, providing the perfect blank canvas for personalization. It can accommodate up to 600 guests, making it perfect for grand wedding celebrations. The Grand Foyer, with its romantic ambiance, is a popular indoor ceremony space, featuring 25″ ceilings and a magnificent entrance. The estate also boasts sweeping staircases, vibrant gardens, and an elevated terrace that make for a unique and unforgettable outdoor ceremony.

The Palace at Somerset Park also offers spacious dressing suites for you and your bridal party to prepare for the big day.

The Madison Hotel

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The Meadow Wood

The Meadow Wood is a lovely family-owned property that was rated one of the best venues in the state. The place has recently undergone an extensive renovation and now boasts even more features that you can take advantage of on your big day.

Invite up to 500 guests to share the wonderful moments with you. If you decide to go for an outdoor ceremony, you will be surrounded by lush gardens, beautiful water fountains, and stunning rotundas. You can use the stone bridge to make a memorable appearance. The gorgeous manor has giant windows, private courtyards, and French doors. The indoor balcony and staircase make amazing photo settings. The Grand Ballroom is, perhaps, the highlight of the venue as it features a marble dance floor, high ceilings, chandeliers, LED lighting, and customizable up-lighting.

At Meadow Wood, the wedding suite comes with champagne and a personal attendant who will make sure nothing ruins your peaceful morning. The venue also offers printed menu cards, ice sculptures, and a delicious cake that can be served right under the night sky.

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Frequently asked questions

Can wedding venues in New Jersey serve alcohol?

Yes, wedding venues in New Jersey can serve alcohol.

Do I need a marriage license to get married in New Jersey?

Yes, you need a marriage license to get married in New Jersey. You can apply in your hometown or, if neither of you is a New Jersey resident, in the town where the wedding will take place.

What documents do I need to get a marriage license in New Jersey?

You will need proof of identity (e.g. driver's license, passport, or state/federal ID), proof of residency (e.g. utility bill, bank statement), and your social security card or number. You will also need a witness (aged 18 or older) and will have to pay an application fee of $28.

What is the cost of a wedding venue in New Jersey?

The cost of a wedding venue in New Jersey depends on various factors such as location, amenities, and services offered. On average, wedding venues in New Jersey range from $125 to $220 per plate, excluding taxes and service fees.