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Eisenhower Park??

TogetherForever Posted:

Eisenhower Park??

Did you ever hear of anyone taking pictures there for their wedding? I booked old westbury gardens but I am debating on whether or not to take pictures there bc of time. I was wondering if eisenhower park is a public park..and/or if you could or would take pictures there?

NovemberSue Posted:

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My friend was going to have her pictures taken there but the photographer suggested somewhere else because he said it would take too much time to walk around and find a spot.
I would talk to the photographer and others on here and ask where they had there pictures done.
I don't know where my friend had hers done. It was somewhere in Nassau County.
TogetherForever Posted:

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Thanks...I was thinking of somewhere close to chateau briand...other than old westbury gardens. Maybe somewhere I do not need to book (you know...a public place)

butterfly91804 Posted:

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I know that many people hace taken pictures at the Planting Fields in Long Island. You do need a permit but I believe it is less expensive than the gardens.

TogetherForever Posted:

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Thanks butterfly....I will look into that!

Maribelle7777 Posted:

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Depending on where your church is in proximity to Chateau Briand, you might want to consider the small park/gazebo in Garden City, on Stewart Ave and Union (I think??) - it is east of the Garden City hotel - right on the other side of the street (which I think is called Union). It looks pretty and is free from what I've been told. Do not know if you would need any sort of permit.

Kt11bride2004 Posted:

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I was in my cousins bp a few years back and she had pictures taken there.
I remember just getting out of the limo and taking the pictures a few feet away. I don't
know if she scouted the spot before the wedding or not.
Rob-luvs-me Posted:

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the gazabo you are talking about is on Stewart Ave and Hilton.

There are a ton of brides there who take photos there - sometimes as many as three parties there at one time
gertyrae Posted:

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I would think if you parked right by the lake and took pics there it wouldn't take too long.

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