Best New Jersey Wedding Venues
Here are some of the New Jersey Wedding Venues that we at David Eric Photography have worked at over the years. There is a wide range of styles and looks. You will need to visit a few to find the one best suited for you.
THE MANSION AT MOUNTAIN LAKES
Mountain Lakes, NJ
THE TERRACE
Paramus, NJ
GALLOPING HILLS GOLF COURSE
Kenilworth, NJ
CHART HOUSE WEEHAWKEN
Weehawken,
CLARKS LANDING YACHT CLUB
Point Pleasant, NJ
CRYSTAL PLAZA
Livingston, NJ
LAKE VALHALLA CLUB
Montville, NJ
HYATT MORRISTOWN
Morristown, NJ
NANINA’S IN THE PARK
Belleville, NJ
PLEASANTDALE CHATEUE
West Orange, NJ
PRIMAVERA REGENCY
Stirling, NJ
SEASONS
Washington Township, NJ
THE OLDE MILL INN
Basking Ridge, NJ
RICHFIELD REGENCY
Verona, NJ
THE HANOVER MANOR
Hanover, NJ
THE PARK SAVOY
Florham Park, NJ
THE VENETIAN
Garfield, NJ
THE RYLAND INN
Whitehouse Station, NJ
THE OAKESIDE MANSION
Bloomfield, NJ
WESTMOUNT COUNTRY CLUB
Woodland Park, NJ
THE TIDES ESTATE
North Haledon, NJ
WESTIN MORRISTOWN
Morristown, NJ
WILSHIRE CATERERS
West Orange, NJ
THE ROCKLEIGH
Rockleigh, NJ
BASING RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
Basking Ridge, NJ
STONEHOUSE
Stirling Ridge, NJ
THE PALACE AT SOMERSET PARK
Somerset Park, NJ
TAPPAN HILL MANSION
Tarrytown, NJ
THE SKYLANDS MANOR
Ringwood,NJ
IL TULIPANO
Cedar Grove, NJ
WATERSIDE
North Bergen, NJ
THE BETHWOOD
Totowa, NJ
THE EXCELSIOR
190 Route 46 East, NJ
ROYAL MANOR
Garfield, NJ
THE PALACE AT SOMERSET PARK
Somerset, NJ
THE GRAND AT 1600
Lakewood, NJ
THE IMPERIA
Somerset, NJ
HYATT REGENCY JERSEY CITY ON THE HUDSON
Jersey City, NJ
The Graycliff
Moonachie, NJ
MARITIME PARC
Jersey City, NJ
THE MANOR
West Orange, NJ
HIGHLAWN PAVILION
West Orange, NJ
THE ELAN CATERING AND EVENTS
Lodi, NJ
CRYSTAL POINT YACHT CLUBTHE GRAYCLIFF
Point Pleasant Boro, NJ
BATTELLO
Jersey City, NJ
THE GROVE
Cedar Grove, NJ
FLORENTINE GARDENS
River Vale, NJ
WATERLOO VILLAGE
Stanhope, NJ
New Jersey Wedding Venues
Chances are you haven’t had to pick out a New Jersey wedding venue before, and if you have, you know how stressful it can sometimes be! Luckily, professionals in the wedding industry have done this hundreds of times and see what you may or may not need.
Choosing a wedding venue in New Jersey is an exciting process, but you shouldn’t start looking at wedding venues until you’ve decided how many guests you’re inviting and the size of your budget. You’ll also need to determine if you want to have your ceremony and reception in different locations or if you want an all-in-one wedding venue.
If you are basing your decision on a Wedding Venue’s ground for an outdoor ceremony, please keep in mind that we are in New Jersey. The weather is very unpredictable; make sure to check out the indoor backup facilities and be happy with them in the chance you need to move indoors.
While New Jersey Wedding Venues can offer a wide range of styles, you need to decide what fits yours. Do you want all the glitz and glamour with a traditional venue, or are you more rustic overlooking a lake or would be more comfortable at the beach? You need to decide this before you start booking an appointment.
Do your research before making appointments and narrow down your choices as visiting too many may confuse you more than you may think.
While most of the time, the date can be pretty flexible, you want to have a few dates or at least a specific month in mind before choosing a wedding venue. Consider all of your options, but try not to make your selection too broad.
Find a date that works best for you, your partner, close family, and wedding party. The rest of your guests will make it work, or they won’t. Keep in mind that some dates will be priced differently than others, so picking an off-season date may get you the venue you are in love with that may have been out of your budget.
Nothing puts a damper on your wedding’s mood, like having your guests arrive at your venue while another wedding is finishing up. Most New Jersey venues will keep each wedding separate, so you will feel like you are the only one there. Ask how they will manage this and if it matches your dream wedding.
When you choose a wedding venue, it means you have officially “set the date,” now it’s time to start planning!

