We looked at the North Ritz Club in Syosset and thought it was beautiful, but typical. It was also a little pricey. We loved the style of The Thatched Cottage CH room but, heard some negative things about it. We are looking for something different and unique. Any suggestions??
DnJ0809
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Chateau Briand was the most unique place we looked at. The decor is a very differnt style. Though I loved it... as soon as we walked in, we were like 'wow!'... it just wasn't best for what we were looking for.
PS: Bride and groom come up through the dance floor during intro's if you get the room where the floor opens up. Very unique.
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Renee77
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Thanks . I'll have to check it out. Not really into coming through the dance floor but, it's a good thing to know (I know a lot of people like that).
egem523
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Metropolitian Club.
MrsDrinkh20
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what about a mansion type setting instead of a catering hall/?
tgrlily339
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I have yet to hear a bad review of thatched cottage and I have been asking EVERYONE!!! lol... Fm if you can with the negative you have heard if you get the time. thanks!!!
ace730
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FH and I had the same thoughts as you so we booked at the Old Field Club. It is a private club, not the typical reception hall and is right on a marsh. www.oldfieldclub.com.
MrsInglima
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I'm a Westchester Bride, but there was definitely some places up there to look, like our RH, Tappan Hill (which is a historic home) or Castle on the Hudson (which is a super expensive castle) or Lyndhurst (which is a castle and you would have everything outside), Tarrytown House (which has a couple different historical homes on their grounds you can use).
There are also a few other places in Westchester that are nice as well (lots of historical sites that you can use).
Also, I just went to Wave Hill (which is an estate with gardens) yesterday for work and it was GORGEOUS. It has a historical home on the grounds and then tons of gardens and lawns which would be great for an indoor or outdoor and pictures. It made me upset that I didn't think earlier to get married in the Spring and go there. Oh well!
VickiR510
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Oheka Castle The Metropolitan the City has some great venues!
Renee77
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Thanks, I'll check it out
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Posted by egem523
Metropolitian Club.
I second that. The Metropolitan is definately very different.
MaggieLuvsJoe
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I'm getting married in Westchester bc I wanted something different..it's actually not that far from LI and they have some beautiful places.
The Fountainhead Glen Island Harbour Club VIP Surf Club Beckwith Point
tinadansr
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Atlantis Marine World
Almostawife
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The Metropolitan The Royalton Stage 6 @ Steiner Studios
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Posted by ace730
FH and I had the same thoughts as you so we booked at the Old Field Club. It is a private club, not the typical reception hall and is right on a marsh. www.oldfieldclub.com.
i hear it's lovely there...lol
Amour de ma vie
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Glen Island Harbour Club - the Terrace Room. It's a beautiful room with panaromic views of the LI Sound... See attached images! You really have to see it in person b/c the images don't do it justice. The food is also amazing here....
INNbride4409
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the sunken meadow pavilon was unique I thought.
lizzzie35
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I think any of the mansions or country clubs are more unique than the 'glitzier' (for lack of a better term) catering halls. Just my opinion!
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Posted by evewedsjc
Posted by ace730
FH and I had the same thoughts as you so we booked at the Old Field Club. It is a private club, not the typical reception hall and is right on a marsh. www.oldfieldclub.com.
i hear it's lovely there...lol
I belong to this club. We've had soo many events there in my family. I LOVE the food! We go on Thursdays and Fridays to eat there! Sooo yummy!!! Good choice!
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I liked Milleridge Cottage because it was a little different! Good luck!
