All inclusive wedding packages - Need HELP!

laborday06 Posted: Nov 16, 2005 12:47 PM

All inclusive wedding packages - Need HELP!

My girlfriend is desperately looking for an 'all inclusive' place to get married.

I know Brentwood Country Club offers this, I believe Mediteranean Manor does too.

Any other places?

enjft Posted: Nov 16, 2005 12:53 PM

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stuart manor

MJDoc12 Posted: Nov 16, 2005 12:54 PM

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Um...just a word on the Brentwood Country Club...I live in Brentwood, and attended an all-inclusive wedding there...and I didn't like it that much. The DJ they provided, SUCKED...his cd's skipped and he seemed to have trouble acting as emcee and dj at the same time...the photographer seemed to have difficulty getting their shots. (btw-it took nearly 10 months for them to get any pics back, they kept getting the run around.) the centerpieces were nice (from their florist), but i found the CH at the BCC to not have enough room, there was no where to sit. and the CH area is also where the dinner reception is held...so for about 7 min. we got herded out of that area so they could set up and wound up feeling like cattle in a hallway. oh and they don't serve the salads separately...your waiter holds a big bowl under their armpit and slaps some salad on your plate with tongs. (**I know this is just something little..but i found it just plain gross.**)

that being said...check out window on the lake and beach club estates in ronkonkoma...they have all-inclusive weddings i believe, and are quite reasonable.

Mrs. Powell Posted: Nov 16, 2005 12:54 PM

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She could try the Douglaston Manor and Golf Course.

Katie&Chris2006 Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:04 PM

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One of my friends got married at Brentwood too and was extremely disappointed. I wouldn't recommend.

Caligirl Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:06 PM

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Stuart Thomas Manor is ok, I went to check them out at one point, but it didnt work out cause we wanted everthing upgraded, it wasn't worth it.

We also checked out Brentwood CC, its nice, but it was too far out and the location would be too hard to find for my guests.

siobhanB Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:10 PM

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Is there a reason she's looking for 'all-inclusive' or just a money issue... I looked at the stewart manor in garden city and was quoted a very reasonable price, which included CP's... they didnt include the other vendors, but everyplace has their house vendor which would probably be reasonable priced, and they eat for free.

And the people whom I talked to at SM were really comfortable and accomodating so maybe she can work with them to figure something out..

Good luck

jenneva Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:12 PM

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West lake in patchogue offers all inclusive package

jenheartsrob Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:16 PM

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I saw an ad for Patchoge Manor that was all inclusive, but i dont know anything about them

PrincessConsuela Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:30 PM

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adriana waterfalls does too a few girls on here got married there. they loved it.

MCDO15 Posted: Nov 16, 2005 01:39 PM

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you can stilll find a cheapier place and find good vendors that dont cost much. granted, she will have to do some work, you pay for what you get.

TimDogsGal Posted: Nov 16, 2005 02:38 PM

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I just have to say my brother had his reception at Brentwood country club,my fh's best friend had their reception there, and two girls I work with had their affairs there and they did a wonderful job, I am also having my reception there and am finding them very easy to work with, if you don't like one of their vendors they will credit you so you can find someone else.

Mrs.Z Posted: Nov 16, 2005 02:48 PM

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Posted by MJDoc12

Um...just a word on the Brentwood Country Club...I live in Brentwood, and attended an all-inclusive wedding there...and I didn't like it that much. The DJ they provided, SUCKED...his cd's skipped and he seemed to have trouble acting as emcee and dj at the same time...the photographer seemed to have difficulty getting their shots. (btw-it took nearly 10 months for them to get any pics back, they kept getting the run around.) the centerpieces were nice (from their florist), but i found the CH at the BCC to not have enough room, there was no where to sit. and the CH area is also where the dinner reception is held...so for about 7 min. we got herded out of that area so they could set up and wound up feeling like cattle in a hallway. oh and they don't serve the salads separately...your waiter holds a big bowl under their armpit and slaps some salad on your plate with tongs. (**I know this is just something little..but i found it just plain gross.**)

that being said...check out window on the lake and beach club estates in ronkonkoma...they have all-inclusive weddings i believe, and are quite reasonable.

I have to agree on Brentwood Country Club, and Im not a real good person to ask about mederanian manor either 4 timesw Ive gone there and 4 times its Nasty JMO

ShortBride Posted: Nov 16, 2005 02:55 PM

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In lieu of an 'all-inclusive' she might try to just book a less expensive hall and work with their house vendors, who usually cut a good deal. That's what we did

leighdvm Posted: Nov 16, 2005 02:56 PM

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I actually went to a wedding at the Brentwood Country club and thought it was really good!

kaklesmay Posted: Nov 16, 2005 03:54 PM

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Windows on the Lake has an all inclusive package you can add on to the hall cost.

I highly recommend Windows, its the best wedding I've ever been to. (until mine of course!)

laborday06 Posted: Nov 17, 2005 10:16 AM

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Posted by ShortBride

In lieu of an 'all-inclusive' she might try to just book a less expensive hall and work with their house vendors, who usually cut a good deal. That's what we did

Thanks for the suggestions. She's looking for something that will be inexpensive, but still nice. She'd rather not have to shop for vendors to make the process easy. They will be rushing to get married, so the less decisions that need to be made the better for them.

ShortBride Posted: Nov 17, 2005 10:39 AM

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Posted by laborday06

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Thanks for the suggestions. She's looking for something that will be inexpensive, but still nice. She'd rather not have to shop for vendors to make the process easy. They will be rushing to get married, so the less decisions that need to be made the better for them.

WE looked at STuart Thomas Manor, and they had packages. they were really nice, and someone on the site just got married there and seemed to like it.