My friend just got engaged!! And she is wondering what reception halls on Long Island are reasonably priced? Like UNDER $100 a plate TOTAL? Maybe even closer to $70 a plate?
Any suggestions? FM me if you don't want to advertise what you are paying...
TIA!
BnBdreamin
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While it's not common... you will find under $100 a plate. And yes... there a hand picked few $70ish too!
I'd have to give our venue props!!! Start at the Riverview in Oakdale. It's a beautiful restaurant on the water that she'll have all to herself on a Saturday afternoon (don't knock a day wedding until you plan one... after parties, sunsets, early morning honeymoon departure!!!). It is run by the Lessings who have awesome food and staff at all of their places. Check them out!
The best thing ever about the Riverview (some others do it too and I highly recommend finding one that does) is they have included centerpieces and cake (and it's not reflected in their price at all). Sooooooooo much weight and hassle off your back!!!!
Good luck to your friend!!!
futrmrsblt
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Im using Timber point, and its well under 100 a plate *unless you want a sat eve in peak season thats 105 a plate for 07 pricing... im paying 69 per plate.. I totally agree lessings is a great org. and any of their facilities you could use are great
(Riverview is awsome, we are having the RD there!)
soon2bmrsdunn
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I know someone who is getting married at Jericho Terrace in February of 2007 and is paying $80pp. I do not know what it includes but she should take a look.
SummerBride06
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Posted by BnBdreamin
While it's not common... you will find under $100 a plate. And yes... there a hand picked few $70ish too!
that's not true. my wedding (a saturday day in july) is WELL under $100!!!!! it's actually $70!
there are tons of places out there. maybe not for saturday night in prime wedding season, but for all other times. your friend won't have a problem
hsacks23r
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Time of day and time of year plays a BIG part in how much you will pay pp
Summer101
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Mine is Sunday night and is just under 100 a person
