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can anyone recommend a elegant but inexpensive hall that can accomodate less than 100 people?
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We are having our reception at the Beach Club Estate on Lake Ronkonkoma. My min is 100 people. You can also get married there.
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Miller Place Inn, Meadow Club....
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Coindre Hall is the biggest bargain of all--owned by the county so site fee is really low compared to other mansions like Oheka.
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I second the East Wind. they they have three buidings for varieous size weddings. I had a friend who had her wedding there for about 75 people, and we are hoping to stay around 100
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Try sunset harbour in patchogue, they are now a vendor here.
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