The Park Savoy is a wedding venue located in Florham Park, New Jersey that creates an atmosphere of timeless country elegance. Since 1982, this landmark mansion has provided sweeping views and a beautiful backdrop for a unique wedding celebration.
Facilities and Capacity
The mansion itself is a vintage setting that is complemented by old-world glamour, surely making each couple feel like the only people in the room. The ballroom is an elegant space with glistening chandeliers and a large dance floor, accommodating up to 400 guests. The lovely, tranquil outdoor gardens and reflecting pool are idyllic settings for a ceremony or cocktail hour, creating a serene atmosphere that boasts natural beauty. The spacious bridal suite is filled with everything that you may need to prepare, such as full-length mirrors and plenty of seating for your bridal party.
Services Offered
This magnificent New Jersey landmark comes with manicured grounds and a landscape that will truly enhance the vision of your wedding day. The dedicated staff will provide you with flawless service and work with you individually to make your event all that you wish it to be. The knowledgeable management at this facility is familiar with cultural celebrations and traditions, making sure to work through every detail to plan an event that reflects your tastes and traditions. The services and rentals include:
Cuisine
The master chefs at The Park Savoy have been providing exceptional catering services for over 50 years, offering a number of selections that will result in a unique dining experience for each guest. The managers and maitre d' are available to consult with so that you get a custom event menu that has signature dishes and drinks unique to your celebration.
History
This historic site was built over one hundred years ago and was home to one of the early Florham Park families. The house and surrounding 150-acre dairy farm belonged to George W. Felch, a patriarch of a prominent early family of Columbia. When prohibition was put into place in the 1920s, the estate became the Canary Cottage and was associated with a string of nightclubs and speakeasies owned by the New Jersey crime syndicate. After two decades of attracting famous clientele from all over New Jersey for dancing and celebrating, it became the semi-private Florham Park Country Club. The estate was named Park Savoy by businessman Alan Weinstein in 1982. At first he planned it to be a restaurant and dance venue, but Weinstein soon saw the potential for creating a private event space. He began restoring it to its 19th century glory, bringing it back to life in 2011 with new character.
Recommended by 100% of couples
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Lauren · Married on 12/29/2018
Best Wedding Venue
This was the most amazing venue and service I could ever ask for from a wedding venue. Words can not express how over the top attention to detail and service we experienced on our wedding day. I got ready there and from start to finish my wedding was a dream. Marry made sure right after we said our “I do’s” that we had a moment to sit and eat. She brought us all of our food from our cocktail hour stations. The food is amazing. Our guest said it was the best wedding they ever attended!
Sent on 01/03/2019
Michelle Caniglia · Getting married on 10/15/2021
Excellent! A dream!
It was the exact experience I’ve always hoped and dreamed of! Sam is the absolute best! He is the kindest man and went out of his way to make me happy! The absolute best!
Sent on 07/17/2019
Erica Fiocco · Getting married on 10/18/2020
Can't wait for our wedding!!!
We couldn't be more blessed and satisfied with the way the park Savoy has treated us thus far
Sent on 05/30/2019
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2 Endorsements
The Park Savoy is a lovely place for a reception. Owned by the same group as Nanina's in the Park and the Park Chateau it is definitely on our favored list.
Always a pleasure working at The Park Savoy! Our home away from home, love you guys!!!
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