Great Neck, Nassau County
Great Neck wedding venues
Three Great Neck venues, with published capacities that run from 10 guests at the Inn to 800 at Leonard’s. Here is what each one prints.
Three Great Neck venues, with published capacities that run from 10 guests at the Inn to 800 at Leonard’s. Here is what each one prints.
The Mariner Estate’s own info page states one event at a time. Leonard's Palazzo and the Inn at Great Neck do not say. Zola counts four rooms at Leonard’s, and the Inn’s ballroom divides in three, with a restaurant and a boardroom besides.
A Great Neck hotel that takes weddings from 10 guests up to 200, with 85 rooms upstairs and no per person rate published anywhere.
Marble, chandeliers, and a Great Neck name every Long Island family knows.
A Great Neck estate seating 240, one event at a time, where the catering partner prints $125 per person and the venue itself prints no price at all.
Foodies Cafe LI publishes $125 per person and up at The Mariner Estate, including the wedding menu and a top shelf open bar. The estate itself prints no rate, and site rental is charged separately. Leonard’s and the Inn publish no per person rate. The marketplace figures for both are whole event starting prices, not per head rates.
Leonard’s caters in house and supplies the alcohol, and outside vendors must carry liability insurance, per its FAQ. The Mariner Estate has a preferred vendor list on request and an on site prep kitchen for vendors, and does not call Foodies Cafe LI exclusive.
Two more venues sit a short drive away. The Village Club at Lake Success states one event at a time on its own weddings page.
North Hills sits at 200 Long Island Expressway in Manhasset, plays a Robert Trent Jones Sr. course, and will not host your wedding without a member sponsor.
A village owned Nassau club whose events run through CulinArt, with a ballroom over 300 and marketplace site fees starting at $20,000.
Leonard’s FAQ says receptions up to 800 and ceremonies from 50. Zola lists the Grand Ballroom at 300 to 1,000, and Wedding Spot says 1,000 maximum.
The Inn at Great Neck publishes 10 to 200 on its own page. Its ballroom divides into the Manhattan, Gotham and Empire rooms, so the space can be cut down to the count.
Only through a caterer. Foodies Cafe LI prints $125 per person and up at The Mariner Estate, menu and top shelf open bar included, with site rental separate.
Every row above is copied from the venue’s own profile on this site, where each figure carries its source. First party means the venue’s own website or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or a similar listing, and the row names which one. Where sources disagree, both are printed. We read the sources in September 2026 and did not add, round, average or estimate anything.
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