Bilingual officiants, DJs who can MC in Spanish, mariachi, and the venues that put it on their own sites. Every business here says so on its own website, and each row links the page.
Two of the officiant groups already on our site say on their own sites that they have Spanish speaking officiants. We also found a Lindenhurst minister who performs ceremonies in both languages, and a Manhattan service that prints its Long Island price. Rabbi Alan Stein in Woodbury works in Spanish too, per our officiants page.
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Long Island Wedding OfficiantsLong Island | “At Long Island Wedding Officiants, we're proud to have a bilingual Spanish-speaking officiant on our team.” Read on longislandweddingofficiants.org. Already on our officiants page. The site also publishes Spanish wedding readings. | first party |
| NY Officiants (Minister Christopher)Long Island | Its about page names three officiants, Raymond, Omar and Claribel, who can each perform bilingual Spanish ceremonies. Its homepage says it serves New York and Long Island. Read on nyofficiants.com. Already on our officiants page. | first party |
| CLC Connections (Rev. Corinne Cortes)Lindenhurst | “Spanish and Bilingual Ceremonies Available ~ Hablamos Español” Read on clcconnections.com. Its weddings page says it serves couples throughout Long Island, in English, Spanish or both. | first party |
| Wedding SolutionManhattan | A Spanish language officiant service in Manhattan with a page for ceremonies on Long Island. It prints $650 for ceremonies in Upstate NY, Long Island or Staten Island, travel included, and $850 where the venue is two hours from Manhattan. Read on weddingsolution.org. | first party |
The first three are Long Island based and say on their own sites that they handle Spanish and English weddings. Power DJ in Huntington is the only Long Island business we found with its own hora loca page. The rest are New York City companies that say they cover Long Island.
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Tommy’s TunesLong Island | “Anderson and Ruben on Spanish-English weddings.” Read on tommystunes.com. Its homepage lists quinceañeras among its events across Long Island. | first party |
| After Hours Live Music & EntertainmentLong Island | “One- and Two-Man DJ Teams, Spanish Bilingual MCs Available Upon Request” Read on afterhoursent.com. | first party |
| Stan Wiest MusicFort Salonga | “Fantastic Spanish English DJ who is also the MC for your wedding or event.” Read on stanwiest.com. The same site has pages for a Latin salsa, bachata, cumbia and merengue band and for a strolling mariachi. | first party |
| Power DJ EntertainmentHuntington | Offers a robots and hora loca service, and lists Spanish music and a Latin band on its homepage. It is the only Long Island business we found with its own hora loca page. Read on powerdjent.com. | first party |
| Toast Entertainment Long IslandLong Island office | Its Long Island quinceañera page covers the changing of the shoes and the last doll. Its company wide FAQ says a bilingual DJ, when one is free for your date, carries a $200 special reservation fee. Read on toastent.com. | first party |
| Musica EntertainmentWestbury | “Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Reggaeton, and Top 40 blended into a high-energy celebration that keeps every generation on the dance floor.” Read on musicaentertainment.com. Says it serves Long Island, NYC, New Jersey and Connecticut. | first party |
| NT Wedding DJsNew York City | A New York City company whose Spanish wedding DJ page profiles DJ Jonathan Romero, listed as based on Long Island, playing salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton and cumbia. Read on ntweddingdjs.com. | first party |
| DJ El JesseBase not stated | “Bilingual DJ & MC (English & Spanish)” Read on djeljesse.com. Its homepage prints a reception only price of $3,000 and says it serves NYC, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, NJ and CT. | first party |
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Mariachis en Long IslandLong Island | “De Jalisco para Long Island” Read on mariachisenlongisland.com. Its about page lists weddings and quinceañeras among its events. | first party |
| Mariachi CitlalliNew York metro | “We regularly play weddings in Westchester County..., all five NYC boroughs, and throughout Long Island.” Read on mariachicitlalli.com. Quotes are personalized; no price is printed. | first party |
| Hank Lane MusicLong Island | “The Hank Lane roster of talent includes salsa bands” Read on hanklane.com. | first party |
These three put Latin food on their own wedding menus. Broadway Gourmet prints the whole station.
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Broadway Gourmet CaterersLong Island | “Latin Station Choose Arroz con Gandules or White Rice, Sweet Plantains or Yuca, Ropa Vieja or Pernil, and Black Beans or Habichuelas.” Read on broadwaygourmetcaterers.com. | first party |
| Chateau La MerLindenhurst | The wedding menu includes a Latin station with Spanish paella, tostones or maduros, enchiladas and a Spanish chicken stew. Read on chateaulamercatering.com. | first party |
| Soundview CaterersBayville | “From traditional Latin American dishes to contemporary global flavors, we can do it for you.” Read on soundviewcaterers.com. | first party |
Sunset Harbour in East Patchogue is the only venue we read that addresses couples in Spanish on its homepage. The Pavilion at Sunken Meadow is the only one that prints its quinceañera prices.
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Sunset HarbourEast Patchogue | “Se Habla Español. Celebra tu fiesta con sunset harbour bodas, ceremonias, quinceañeras, y cumpleaños” Read on sunset-harbour.com. The only venue we read that speaks to couples in Spanish on its homepage. | first party |
| East Wind Long IslandWading River | “East Wind is proud to host culturally inspired Quinceañeras that celebrate your family's faith and traditions.” Read on eastwindweddings.com. The same page offers a Catholic Mass, the father daughter waltz and a court presentation. | first party |
| Leonard's PalazzoGreat Neck | “Court presentations, father-daughter dances, tiara ceremonies, and religious elements honored with care” Read on leonardsevents.com. | first party |
| The Pavilion at Sunken MeadowKings Park | Its Sweet 16 and quinceañera menu prints $70 per person Monday to Thursday for a four hour event, with a 75 guest minimum. Beer and wine add $15 per person and an open bar $25, plus a 22% administrative fee, tax and a $200 security fee per attendant, minimum two. Read on pavilionatsunkenmeadow.com. | first party |
K. Pacho in New Hyde Park is not on our venue list yet, but its own site describes a Mexican kitchen and weddings.
| Business | What its own site says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| K. PachoNew Hyde Park | “K. Pacho is one of the few quinceañera venues on Long Island with a genuinely Mexican kitchen.” Read on kpacho.com. The same site says its Gold Room fits 200 guests and lists weddings among its events. That description is the venue’s own. | first party |
Many more Long Island halls list quinceañeras among their events, including Crest Hollow, Floral Terrace, Jericho Terrace, Windows on the Lake, Watermill and Land’s End. Every Sweet 16 and quinceañera venue on this site.
None of the websites we read names las arras, el lazo or the padrinos. If your ceremony includes them, ask the officiant how they handle each one, and who holds the coins and the lazo. A Catholic ceremony with a Mass is a question for your parish first.
A bilingual officiant who is clergy of a religious body may solemnise your marriage under New York law, and a friend or relative can be authorised for your date alone for twenty five dollars. Neither of those is the same as being ordained online, which is contested here. Who may legally marry you, and who may not.
Long Island Wedding Officiants and NY Officiants each say on their own sites that they have Spanish speaking officiants. CLC Connections in Lindenhurst offers ceremonies in English, Spanish or both. Wedding Solution in Manhattan prints $650 for a Spanish ceremony on Long Island, travel included.
Power DJ Entertainment in Huntington has a robots and hora loca page on its own site. It was the only Long Island business we found with one.
The Pavilion at Sunken Meadow prints $70 per person Monday to Thursday for a four hour event with a 75 guest minimum, plus a 22% administrative fee and tax.
We read the labeled facts table on every one of the 164 venue profiles on this site and sorted each venue by what its row actually says, not by its tag. On this page a business is listed only when its own website makes the claim, and each row links the page where we read it. First party means the venue’s own website or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot, Eventective, PartySlate or Here Comes The Guide, and the row names which one.
Sources were read in September 2026. Nothing here is added, rounded, averaged or estimated. Being on this page is free, and no venue paid for its place. A venue that sees an error can send a correction.