Where is a good place to get married in New York City?
What would be the best place for me and my future wife to get married in New York City, NY? We are both in our early twenties and don’t want the “traditional” wedding. We’d like it to be a little different and we’re not very religious, so no churches. A beach would be preferable. It will be a fairly small wedding, probably around 50 people.
Any other information about what we could include with the wedding or good practices would also be appreciative.
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Central Park.
And, hopefully in the summer.
Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens
The garden at the Noguchi Museum, also in Queens
Brooklyn, New York or Queens Botanical Gardens
Prospect Park, Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Promenade
The national park at the Statue of Liberty
Do you want New York City or do you want a beach? They seem almost mutually exclusive. If you want to be by the water you might try Battery Park or Governor’s Island. Another neat place might be by the Cloisters Medieval Museum in Fort Tryon Park. Or the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens in May when the cherry blossoms are out.
@pdworkin What are you typing – a book?
elope to Vegas and have a family celebration later
Under the Kosciusko Bridge.
On a houseboat in the 79th Street Boat Basin
At Raos
In Bryant Park, on Movie Night
On the futbol pitch at 138th and Amsterdam
Father Demo Square
In an Apple Store
At Yona Schimmel’s Knishes on Houston Street
Near the bananas at the Fairway (either Fairway)
At Zabars, so the lox guys can slice the cake really, really thin.
(Hmmm, is there a Starbucks in New York?)
Radio City Music Hall
Gracie Mansion
The dog run at Carl Schurtz Park
The skating rink at Rockefeller Center
Papaya King, 72nd and Broadway
The MOMA garden
Momofuko
At St John’s during the Blessing of the Animals
In Flushing at a Greek diner
Asia Society
The Planetarium
Tavern on the Green
Have the Mayor close the Willis Avenue Bridge
At the abandoned sanatorium on Welfare Island
In the Chinatown Arcade between the Dancing Chicken and the Tic-Tac-Toe Chicken
On Baxter Street in front of the Tombs
On the Pulaski Skyway (not strictly New York)
whaddaya got, jan, bats in yer belfry?
@pdworkin I can just imagine putting Momofuko, Starbucks, or the Apple on____St. on an invite ;D
“Come and have a knish.
When I marry my dish…”
I like the sound of it, pd. I want to come to your wedding.
You’re invited. Now talk Vicky into marrying me. I’ve been waiting.
I would think the promise of a knish and you would be unrefusable.
you can get married at the Empire State Building, but only on Valentine’s Day, and you have to apply ahead of time. lol
a spritz, a knish, and thou beside me in the wilderness
Gee, that sounds familiar. Wait, wait – don’t tell me. A quote from The Patramionrye of Abraham Kahan?
if you are obsessed with the location perhaps you should reconsider making a lifetime vow
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