Wagner Cove
Wagner Cove is an ideal location for a wedding ceremony or vow renewal. It is easily accessible from the street and not too far embedded in the park. This means brides, grooms and guests won’t need to walk great distances in fancy wedding attire. Y...read more
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A Tree House for Dreaming
Around 5th Avenue and 67th Street, one can gaze atop a little hill in Central Park to find a nuzzled and private gazebo. The sweet spot, unnamed minus a plaque reading “A Tree House for Dreaming,” features beautiful views all around, as it’s pe...read more
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Bow Bridge
The Bow Bridge, located in the central area of the park, is one the most popular locations for wedding ceremonies and photographs. Bow Bridge is a 90-foot long bridge, two-thirds of which is sprawling over the lake, linking to the flowering landscape...read more
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Bethesda Terrace
The Bethesda Terrace is one of the iconic landmarks of Central Park, and is located mid-park, providing access from both Fifth Avenue and Central Park West at 72nd. The fountain is one of the largest in New York, 26 feet high and 96 wide. It’s the ...read more
Prospect Park
If Central Park doesn’t quite fit your fancy, check out Prospect Park in Brooklyn. A little quieter a less-trafficked, you’ll love the escape this gem offers. Water features, trees, bridges, paths and scenery…Prospect Park has a bit of ...read more
High Line
If you’re interested in an architecturally aesthetic location, the High Line is the place for your small elopement. Once an above-ground central railway, transformed in early 2000’s, the High Line is a spectacular display of the merging o...read more
Brooklyn Bridge Park
For a real city wedding, consider the Brooklyn Bridge Park. This park offers a stunning sweep of New York’s skyline. In addition, the famed Brooklyn Bridge is a stone’s throw away, making for a fabulous backdrop for wedding photographs. If you de...read more
The Pool
Description: Central Park is a very large park and sometimes the hustle and bustle can be an additional overwhelming piece of your ceremony. If you’re seeking a private, more quiet ceremony, we recommend The Pool. Get married to the backdrop of a b...read more
Coney Island
For those colorful of heart and soul, Coney Island can be such a blast! While a very public location, you can’t beat the bright and delightful backdrops for your ceremony and portrait session. Say your vows and then hop in the ferris wheel for a NY...read more
Top of the Rock
If you’re cool with getting married in a public place and love a good view, Top of the Rock is perfect for you. This NYC staple makes for darling intimate ceremonies. While you may have a couple of folks applaud when you say ‘I do’, we can’t ...read more
New York Public Library
If you’re a sucker for unbelievable architecture and historic landmarks, The New York Public Library is a stellar choice to swap your vows at. While they don’t allow ceremonies inside, we’ve performed many ceremonies on the steps of this iconic...read more
Fort Tryon Park
If you’re wanting something that is off the beaten path, but still stunning and original, we super recommend Fort Tryon Park for your ceremony. Nuzzled up against the Cloisters, from this park you get great landscape, stunning view of the water and...read more
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Ceremonies at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden are perfect for early mornings before opening to the public. You can have a large group enjoy either the Water, Rose, Japanese-Hill-and-Pond, or Fragrance Garden. Venue rental fees apply.
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