Top 4 NYC Summer Wedding Venues

The venue is a major part of anyone's wedding planning.

In this article, we uncover the top summer wedding venues that our beloved New York has to offer! Check them out for yourself to find a space to make your wedding truly unforgettable.

The Foundry -

The Foundry in Long Island City is a restored and renovated industrial warehouse space located at 42-38 Ninth St in Queens. With its gorgeous views overlooking the skyline and multiple raw spaces to work with, its design provides a beautiful setting for all the events of the day.

This turn-of-the-century metal foundry building features arched brick walls and a lofty ceiling with an expansive skylight. There's also a mezzanine that provides more room for guests in the main space.

It has several areas that will provide functional and beautiful backdrops for a range of events. Exchange vows surrounded by flourishing greenery, and see light pour in from a stunning glass ceiling. Your guests can enjoy views of Manhattan and Queensboro Bridge while basking in the sun or sipping a cocktail on the elevated Terrace. The Courtyard is a beautiful option for your reception and can be tented or left open-air.

And to top it all off, their industrial kitchen is included in the venue rental price and includes plenty of equipment and prep space.

Blue Hill at Stone Barns -

Located in the Pocantico Hills, Blue Hill at Stone Barns is a 2 Michelin Star restaurant that has also been listed among the “World’s 50 Best Restaurants” meaning the food is one of the top reasons why couples choose to get married here. The restaurant and event space are set on a charming farm that makes for magical wedding photos. Most ceremonies take place in the central courtyard with dinner and dancing hosted in the beautiful HayLoft. With over 15,000 square feet of indoor space, this venue can accommodate up to 260 guests.

Their experienced on-site events team can assist with all aspects of planning and coordination.

Gramercy Park Terrace -

Located on the 18th floor of the Gramercy Park Hotel, Gramercy Terrace offers views of Manhattan and serves as a picturesque oasis for guests. It provides easy access to everything New York City has to offer. This luxurious event space is open and airy with a fully weatherized retractable roof. This makes it the perfect venue any time of year.

The Terrace’s interior salons are filled with 20th-century masterpieces, and its lush exterior gardens wrap around the rooftop. The multiple entertaining areas offer great space to host both intimate and large-scale get-togethers. The Terrace Kitchen offers a substantial assortment of spectacular menu options that can be catered.

Tribecca Rooftop -

This chic industrial event space is located in the trendy Tribeca neighborhood of New York City. A beautiful cobblestone street leads up to the building which was originally a printing press in the 1920s. The Tribeca Rooftop is located on the twelfth floor and has stunning panoramic views of the Empire State Building, the Hudson River, and downtown Manhattan.

The Tribeca Rooftop is a unique space, perfect for creating a personalized atmosphere at your wedding. The large, windowed walls, 25-foot ceilings, and expansive glass atrium become an iconic backdrop for your ceremony.

If you’re looking for the perfect venue for your summer wedding in New York, there are many options to choose from. The Foundry is an industrial space with beautiful views of Manhattan and Queensboro Bridge, while Gramercy Park Terrace offers stunning skyline views at its 18th-floor location. Blue Hill at Stone Barns features delicious food coupled with gorgeous farm photos that make it one of our favorite places for weddings this season as well. Tribecca Rooftop has fantastic panoramic city views and includes outdoor space perfect for ceremonies or receptions on a nice day. Choose one of these and your wedding is sure to be one that neither you nor your guests will ever forget!The body content of your post goes here. To edit this text, click on it and delete this default text and start typing your own or paste your own from a different source.