10 Gorgeous Wedding Venues Within 2 Hours of NYC

If you’re going to drop half a year’s salary, you might as well get the best meal of your life out of it, too.

630 Bedford Rd., Tarrytown; bluehillfarm.com

Like having your wedding at summer camp, if camp included cocktails, luxury suites and a poolside cabana.

1 Team USA Way, Point Jervis; cedarlakesestate.com

You only get so many opportunities to get married in front of a building that is effectively a castle. Just saying.

635 S. Broadway, Tarrytown; lyndhurst.org

Did you fall for each other over a director’s cut and popcorn? Make it official at this 88-year-old movie palace, under a gilded, ornate Baroque ceiling. 

54 Journal Square Plaza, Jersey City, NJ; loewsjersey.org

One of Jersey’s best restaurants also happens to be one of its most stunning venues, a former stagecoach shop built in 1796. 

115 Old Hwy. 28, Whitehouse Station, NJ; rylandinnnj.com

You may have decided to have your wedding outside the city, but that doesn’t mean it can’t still be within eyeshot.

76 Audrey Zapp Dr., Jersey City, NJ; libertyhouserestaurant.com

Reasons to get married in the North Fork: 1) blissful water views, 2) proximity to a million wineries and 3) all the oysters.

64300 Main Rd., Southold; peconicbayyachtclub.com

Or hey, cut out the middleman entirely and get hitched at the source of some of the region’s best wine.

36225 Main Rd., Cutchogue; bedellcellars.com

If you’re going to get married outside the city, you might as well go all the way and get married in a barn. (A really, really nice barn, but still.) 

1487 State Hwy. 31, Oxford, NJ; jacksbarn.com

Or maybe you don’t want to give up the funky-industrial vibe you’d find in Gowanus or Long Island City, in which case this factory-turned-arts center should be right up your alley.

110 S. Front St., Hudson; basilicahudson.org