I just got engaged this weekend, and we are planning a March 2011 wedding. My fiance' and I are both very much into antiques so we are trying to find a venue that will reflect that, and having a hard time. HELP!!!
MrsDrinkh20
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What about a mansion type wedding? Take a look at the Lessings Catering Website...they have a lot of mansion properties!Lessings
PhyllisNJoe
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Take a look at The Riviera of Massapequa. It has that feeling: dark wood, comfortable, personal, old world charm, etc. Pricing is great. People are very nice. Food was yummmmmyyyyy (just went for a tasting yesterday) Call, ask for Vicky - tell her the 'New Mashed Potato Bar Girl' recommended you take a look :)
What about a mansion type wedding? Take a look at the Lessings Catering Website...they have a lot of mansion properties!Lessings
ITA... they have some beautiful properties... stupid sister
emric
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The Woodlands
cherryblossom
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Maybe a hall that is a historic landmark???
How big is your wedding? I know Jedediah Hawkins is a beautiful restored mansion (for small weddings), also The Vanderbilt (for large weddings). Or maybe George Washington Manor or Milleridge Inn. I think these places have a lot of history and charm for people interested in antiques.
gonzalezm3
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Fox Hollow
mariedsgn
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You should check out the Old Field Club?
mokie74m
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Westbury Manor
JenBill61210
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fox hollow... i am bias of course!
halfbaked
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There's a museum on LI that hosts weddings and it has a gorgeous sculpture garden. I can't think of the name of it, but it sounds like something that might go along with it. I'll look for the name, but try googling museums on LI!
summerbride20
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Maybe you would like the Bayside Historical Society
