Church & Temple Wedding Venues in New York City

Best place in the city for a Kosher wedding. Maybe even in the tr-state area. They cater plaza and pierre kosher weddding but when you do it through their venue it's 1/2 the cost. Also, the sanctuary is stunning. It's one of the top ten most beautiful synagogues in the world. You don't have to spend a lot on flowers because the room is so beautiful.

Saint Paul's is a gorgeous place to get married. We had about 130 guests and it felt wonderfully intimate, but the space can also fit more (close to 400 if you use the balconies). You do not need much decoration if any because the chapel speaks for itself. The organ is amazing (including trumpet pipes in the dome).

Kristin

4.8 out of 5 rating

4.8

We had an amazing experience holding our marriage ceremony at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola. Not only is it a beautiful church, the pre-cana process was seamless. The parish church outlined the requirements clearly, were quick to answer emails, and were very friendly during the whole process. Father Hilbert performed the nuptial blessing. He was very warm and kind and put us at ease during the process. We recommend this church for all future couples looking for a beautiful church to hold their sacrament of marriage.

Riverside Church made our wedding dreams come true. Look no further if you are looking to have the best wedding imaginable. Angela (wedding coordinator) is amazing!!! Thank you Riverside Church.. I couldnt have imagined a more beautiful venue and service

Pastor Arden was a dream to work with. We felt so taken care of and our wedding was made so stress free. A beautiful church and lovely people.

My husband and I were married at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in October of 2016. We had a very lovely wedding and I highly recommend Holy Trinity as a wedding venue. Holy Trinity is a very lovely neogothic space adorned with beautiful mosaic work surrounding the altar. For many years, Holy Trinity has welcomed couples with inclusiveness and a sensitivity for all, including the LGBTQ+ community. When we were married at Holy Trinity the pastor worked very closely with us to design a wedding service that was personal and meaningful to us. In addition, Holy Trinity offers a few options for receptions. Our wedding was smaller in size, and our guests enjoyed cake and sparkling wine in the back of the church near the doors that open onto Central Park. There is also an air-conditioned community room (including a full kitchen) below the church where a larger reception can take place. Because of its location along Central Park, it is possible for the newlyweds to leave the church by horse drawn carriage while attendees give them an energetic send off before disappearing into the park. Overall, Holy Trinity has the components for a beautiful and memorable wedding day.