Are there any halls for under 100pp? Doesn't matter what time of year, winter, fall, and I could do a Sunday or daytime wedding to keep cost down. 55-65 per plate would be ideal. Are there any NICE places for this amount of money?
MaureenM618
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Check out Leonard's of Great Neck. They should be able to work with that price
iwannabmrsD
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r u looking at b4 or after txes? u an get many halls for 65 pp before tax.. especially in winter on an afternoon.. but the tax and gratuity will still jump the price up to bout 86-90..
u may want to look at package deals.. brentwood country club, douglaston manor (i think) arianna waterfalls.. they may give u something very reasonabe.. i think brentwood had a 10k package which included EVERYTHING for 100 people..
tlp123
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Definitely. I got quotes for $60 and under (before tax and gratuity) for February from Thatched Cottage, Crest Hollow Country Club, Fox Hollow, and Westbury Manor.
ETA - This was for a Sunday afternoon.
DnY
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crap, i didnt think about gratuity and tax, yikes. thanks for the suggestions ladies, i'll look into those places!
ETA: I'm not even engaged yet, but I like to be ahead of the game. (plus i never wanted a looong engagement) I have a BIG feeling the engagement will be this month or next.
iwannabmrsD
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well so u can do u'r math, tax is 8.62% and gratuity is 18-20%.. and congratulations!! in advanced!
joan713
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Swan Club starts at about $65 pp. You get a pretty good package for that price.
Mich0621
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I would try the Watermill...they are reasonable...also East Wind was not too bad, neither was Crest Hollow
DnY
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just checked out fox hollow's website, i am IN LOVE with their winter pavillion.
Jayla127
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It depends on the time of year and the RH. Also, the time of day can make a difference. What time of year are you thinking of and day or evening wedding.
Espo22
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try chateau la mer, especially if you do a winter wedding.
leonards of great neck
the irish coffee pub
reenielady
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Stewart Manor
MJDoc12
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i did a sunday daytime wedding in february---ya just can't get much cheaper than that!
we had our big day at the Watermill and they were VERY reasonable and much less than $100 pp (including tax & tip)
lonal
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The riviera in Massapequa was under $100. Don't remember price but def, under $100. Good luck!
BRod-Cheng
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You might have some luck at:
Crest Hollow Fox Hollow Westbury Manor Astoria World Manor North Ritz Club ETA: Woodbury Country Club
especially if you do a day wedding in the off season - Good Luck!
Daisy Bride
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swan club stewart manor country club coral house
davenjess
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For a Sunday night in January, at the BEAUTIFUL Fox Hollow - I am paying $59 a head!
ChristineAaron08
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It depends on time of year, day of week and package. Check out Manor East in Massapequa. My sister did a Sun night in July for about $40 pp. (before tax and grat)
Happybride2005
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try ariana waterfall. they have a whole package deal
mskittynj
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I paid $85 pp for a Sunday in Mach, tax, gratuity and venetian hour included! good luck! XOXOXO Kitty
