Prime's event room on Huntington Harbor, boats going by all night.
Upstairs from Prime, with Huntington Harbor on the west side of the glass. That orientation is the entire pitch and it is a fair one: their own site says the space is westerly facing with sunset views nightly, so the light lands in your ceremony rather than behind it. It also says dock space is available, which on this harbor is a literal statement and not a figure of speech.
The $175 that circulates for this room came from a winter promotion whose dates have passed and from two marketplace fields that copy each other. The venue's own FAQ says only that January to March costs less than June. That 22% admin fee is the more durable fact, and it applies on top of whatever the current per head turns out to be. The current rate by month is the number to carry in, along with which of the included items on their FAQ, the chairs, the dais decor and the cocktail hour flowers, survive at a lower headcount.
We read the venue's FAQ and weddings pages, then The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola and Here Comes The Guide. Checked September 2026. First party means the venue’s own site or rate card; marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
The only per person figure comes from marketplaces and an expired winter 2026 promotion; the Zola listing is unclaimed and no Wedding Spot listing was found.
Published on their weddings page: floor-to-ceiling windows, an open-air balcony, a large wooden deck over the water, a landscaped garden walkway, and indoor and outdoor ceremony options. The page also lists two permanent bars with a wine bar built to order, and a private bridal suite and a groom’s den. It also names a sommelier, valet, door and bathroom attendants, an on-site banquet manager and a dedicated server for the couple.
It is run by the Bohlsen Restaurant Group, the Michael and Kurt Bohlsen operation behind Prime, Tellers, Monsoon, Verace and H2O. Menus are built off that group’s kitchens rather than off a banquet template, which is the argument for booking a restaurant’s function room instead of a hall.
As of August 2026 the only figure published anywhere on harborclubatprime.com is a 20% discount on remaining 2026 dates, which cannot be combined with other offers. No capacity, no per-head price, no minimum, no ceremony fee. If you need a starting point, The Knot’s listing gives a 220-guest maximum in the banquet room and a 50-guest minimum to hold it. That is an aggregator, so treat it as a question to ask rather than an answer.
One more thing to clear up early, because it ends up on invitations. The Harbor Club site prints its address as 95 New York, Huntington, NY 11743. Prime downstairs gives 117 North New York Avenue. Same block, presumably. Confirm which one your guests should type into a phone.
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