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Try the Maine Maid Inn, they have a number of rooms of different sizes and do weddings.
Posted by SuzBride
Try the Bayview House at Captain Bills - the decor is very simple and the space is just gorgeous. It doesn't really have a reception hall feel at all.
ETA: It is right on the water too!![]()
Posted by LaurenluvsTJ
i know I am biased, but we didn't get that reception hall feel from westbury manor. We felt it was more 'homey'.
Good luck with your search.
I'm having our wedding at a restaurant, I work here so I feel confident in the job my staff will do!
Check out the Metropolitan Club. It is part of the Metropolitan Reception hall, but downstairs. It doesn't have a 'hall' feel at all. It is more of a supper club-type atmosphere. I don't know their minimum, but the club only holds like 100 people, so there min. shouldn't be too big.
I second the Old Field Club
The metropolitan.... see the smaller venue area called the Metropolitan Club...my party is about 50 and I git the price of $75 pp not including tip/tax yet// here is the picture for the cocktail hour
Did you try Larkfield Manor
I would third the Three Village Inn. My Aunt got married there and it is so cozy and pretty.
I would check out the Blue Honu or the 56 Fighter Group in Farmingdale.
windows on the lake in ROnkonkoma or Beach Club Estates on the Lake...both I think are ideal for small weddings
Posted by SuzBride
Try the Bayview House at Captain Bills - the decor is very simple and the space is just gorgeous. It doesn't really have a reception hall feel at all.
ETA: It is right on the water too!![]()
Posted by SchmearandGoose
Sunset Harbour, I think is in Patchouge
it had a pretty little lobby, an outdoor deck and a T-shaped room with a view of the sunset over a little canal. It was pretty and intimate.
Plus I hear the food is outstanding. I think it was something like $70 for a Saturday night in the summer.
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