Southern New Jersey Wedding Venues

Popular Wedding Venues in Southern New Jersey & Prices

You're engaged and now it's time to pick a date and wedding venue. If you're the kind of person who has always known where you wanted to say "I do", finding the perfect wedding venue shouldn't be too hard. If you're not that kind of person, don't worry, the most popular wedding locations in Southern New Jersey include: ballrooms, country clubs, mansions, hotels, and wineries.

For history or architecture lovers, consider a mansion or winery to be the stunning backdrop for your special day. These places tend to have multiple areas to choose from within the wedding venue itself. This gives couples the option to have a different ceremony and reception locations without leaving the venue.

If you and your fiancé(e) are looking for a wedding venue that is more of a blank slate, a ballroom is a great place to add your own flair. Hotels are also great wedding locations for this and if you're hosting a large number of out-of-town guests.

Can't get enough of Southern New Jersey's Beaches? Beachfront wedding venues are a wonderful place to take the marital plunge. If that's not close enough to the water for you and your fiancé(e), consider holding your wedding on a cruise ship. A unique wedding venue that is sure to wow your guests.

As far as pricing is concerned, the average total cost of a wedding in Southern New Jersey is around $49,600, about $20,000 over the national average. It's not a big deal if your budget isn't identical to the region or national average, those numbers are just averages and every wedding is unique!

Travel & Hotel Accommodations

For out-of-town guests, there are several ways to reach wedding venues in Southern New Jersey. Guests that are flying in for your wedding have two options when it comes to airports, the first is Trenton-Mercer Airport located in the Ewing Township, it's about an one in a half to two hour drive from the airport to wedding venues located in Pleasantville or Atlantic City. The distance is about the same from the second option, Philadelphia International Airport. If there are any international guests, flying in Philadelphia will be the best option for a non-stop flight.

If out-of-town guests are driving to your wedding venue, Interstate 95 runs from Florida to Maine. So if any wedding guests are coming from north or south, it should be smooth sailing straight to your wedding venue.

Maybe you and your fiancé(e) aren't interested in a hotel as a wedding location, we totally understand. That just means you'll need a separate place for out-of-town guests to stay. A night in Southern New Jersey is about $117. We know finding affordable accommodations for wedding guests that is close to your wedding venue can be overwhelming. We suggest taking a look at this wedding block service. Representatives will do all the hard work of finding available rooms, all you have to do is pick the one that works best for you!

Weather Considerations

Whether you and your fiancé(e) want an outdoor wedding on the beach or to say "I do" in a mansion or estate, here are a few things to weather patterns to consider before booking your Southern New Jersey wedding venue.

Southern New Jersey is a peninsula bordered by the Delaware River, Delaware Bay, and Atlantic Ocean. It's east coast location gives way for a humid continental climate. That's just a fancy way of saying that the summer is hot in Southern New Jersey and you can expect rain.

If you're planning on getting hitched in the summer at an outdoor wedding venue, the warm season lasts from late May to mid September with daily high temperatures averaging above 76 degrees. The hottest days will likely be in July. So make sure your guests have a way to get out of the heat and stay hydrated. Summer in Southern New Jersey can be prone to thunderstorms, so have a backup venue options in the case of inclement weather. Pro Tip: Hurricane Season in the Atlantic lasts from the beginning of June to the end of November, so check the weather forecasts in the weeks preceding your wedding.

For those couples thinking about booking a wedding venue during the fall or winter, the cold season lasts from early December to early March, with average daily high temperatures below 50 degrees. The coldest days will likely be experienced in January. If you're hoping to take some snowy pictures with the wedding party at your wedding location, light snow can be expected between December and January. Make sure everyone is bundled up and dressed appropriately for the weather because even snowy days can be great for pictures!

When you're ready to start your search for Southern New Jersey wedding venues, WeddingWire has everything you'll need to find your perfect ceremony and reception venues.