The Historic Garden Vista Ballroom is a wedding venue located in Passaic, New Jersey that was established in 1922 and reborn in 2008. This premier event venue will give you an unparalleled experience that you and your guests will remember for years to come.

Facilities and Capacity
The Historic Garden Vista Ballroom is a gracefully restored space that is inspired by the roaring 20s, featuring high vaulted ceilings, gold leaf trim and a hardwood dance floor. You can enter your reception through the grand staircases, making for a dramatic entrance. The space can accommodate up to 225 seated guests or 300 for a cocktail-style reception, offering tons of space for entertainment and customization.

Services Offered
The Historic Garden Vista Ballroom allows you to mix and match different designs, offering hundreds of color and place setting combinations in order to make your dream a reality. Their professionals will handle all of the important details in a timely manner to ensure that every aspect of your event is executed flawlessly. They offer distinctive packages that include the following services and rentals:

• Fully decorated tables
  
• Valet parking
  
• Table skirting
  
• Professional serving ware
  
• Card and cake table
  
• Floral design centerpieces and arrangements
  
• Ice sculptures
  
• Colored table linens and napkins
  
• Wedding arch with lights
  
• Bride and groom settings
  
• Setup and cleanup
  
• All-inclusive packages
• Ample dance floor space

Cuisine
At this venue you will get top-of-the-line service for your reception and delicious food to go along with it. The following food and beverage selections are included in the menu packages:

• Custom wedding cake
  
• Buffet or plated
  
• Cash bar with bartender
  
• Four hot selections
  
• Choice of salads
  
• Soft drinks
• BYOB bar service

History
The Historic Garden Vista Ballroom was originally built in 1922 as the home of Passaic Elk Lodge, one of the first Elk Lodges on the East Coast that was a focal point of entertainment in North Jersey. In 2005 it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Owner Jim Robbins allowed for the creative rebirth of this facility, returning it to a sophisticated private event space after four years of skillful restoration.