Three Garden City venues: a hotel, a private club and an aviation museum with a glass atrium. None of them publishes a per person rate.
The Garden City Hotel’s figures on The Knot and WeddingWire are a $30,000 reception starting price and a $5,000 ceremony, with no food per head. The Cradle of Aviation Museum publishes no rental fee; WeddingWire lists $500 for a ceremony and $750 for a reception. Cherry Valley Club publishes no pricing, and no marketplace carries a figure.
A 1916 Devereux Emmet club in Garden City that says outright a membership affiliation is required to host an event, so a member must sponsor you.
Planes and rockets over the cocktail hour in Garden City.
White-glove hotel wedding in the middle of Garden City.
The hotel caters in house under Chef David Burke, with kosher and glatt options, per its own site. The Cradle uses Philip Stone Caterers exclusively. Cherry Valley Club caters in house under Executive Chef Kevin Chun.
None of the three says it hosts one wedding at a time. The hotel has more than 12 event rooms and the Cradle has ten rentable spaces. The Cradle’s own party spaces page puts the Atrium at 1,000 plus seated or 1,500 standing.
Stewart Manor Country Club states one event at a time on its own About Us page, which none of the Garden City three does.
A 1927 Nassau club that opened to the public, runs one event at a time, and carries a $135 per person starting figure on The Knot.
Package-and-production fixture with a serious sweet 16 game.
A restored 1927 theatre on Jericho Turnpike that runs a wedding across four floors, with all inclusive packages advertised from $13,595 for 80 to 100 guests.
A Uniondale hotel with a 9,720 square foot ballroom seating 700, and published catering menus that run $24.00 to $95.00 per person.
The museum’s party spaces page puts the Atrium at 1,000 plus seated or 1,500 standing. The Red Planet Cafe seats 250 and the Space Gallery 100.
Yes. Its own site lists kosher and glatt options under Chef David Burke.
None of the three says so. Stewart Manor Country Club, nearby in Stewart Manor, states it on its own site. Every Long Island venue that does.
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