Three venues carry a Huntington address, and every one of them says one wedding at a time. Centerport, Lloyd Harbor and Northport add more close by.
Oheka Castle says one wedding per day in its FAQ. Harbor Club at Prime’s FAQ says one wedding or event at a time. Lessing’s lists simultaneous events at Coindre Hall as one. Two of the three sit on Huntington Harbor: Coindre has harbor views and Harbor Club has dock space.
County-owned harborfront mansion with a boathouse, catered by its exclusive operator.
Prime's event room on Huntington Harbor, boats going by all night.
The castle. Formal gardens, the famous staircase, weddings run in-house.
Coindre starts at $99 per person on Lessing’s venue page, with no season attached. Harbor Club’s $175 starting figure is on The Knot and WeddingWire, not in its own FAQ. Oheka publishes no per person rate anywhere we looked. WeddingWire lists its reception fee at $22,000 peak and $15,000 off peak.
On vendors, Oheka requires approval, a $500 approval fee and insurance for any outside vendor. Harbor Club accommodates outside vendors, with catering in house by Bohlsen Restaurant Group. Coindre requires its in house caterer and in house liquor.
The Town of Huntington runs well beyond its namesake hamlet, and these venues list their own hamlet names. The Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport books one wedding a week, on Saturday evenings in season.
Eagle's Nest, the Vanderbilt estate over Northport Bay, booked through approved caterers.
A Centerport hall on Mill Pond with a 300 seat Summerwind Ballroom, a stated one wedding at a time, and 2027 to 2028 winter packages already selling.
Real hundred-year-old barn inside Caumsett State Park on Lloyd Neck.
A 1950 Northport catering hall of roughly 9,700 square feet that WeddingWire says charges no site fee and runs one wedding at a time.
A 5,500 square foot ballroom for 400, a second room at 220, two dedicated cocktail spaces, and no published price of any kind.
A purpose built 2016 clubhouse in Melville with a ballroom seating 300, full day access to the grounds, and real candles allowed in glass votives.
Yes. Oheka’s FAQ says an outdoor ceremony in the Formal Gardens moves indoors in bad weather. Every Long Island venue with a written rain plan.
Coindre Hall and Harbor Club at Prime both sit on Huntington Harbor. Harbor Club lists dock space.
350 for a seated dinner at tables of 12 and up to 1,000 cocktail style, per Oheka’s FAQ and space page. The Grand Ballroom takes 200 for a banquet.
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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