Industrial Wedding Venue (Brick, Exposed ceilings)

Front & Palmer in Philadelphia. The Ribbon Factory in Carlisle, PA. The Booking House in Manheim, PA.

There's not much in NJ - I looked, because that's the style FH and I love. We ended up at the Hotel du Village which is much more wood/craftsmanship oriented than factory.

Greenpoint loft in Brooklyn is nice.

I've been to Roundhouse for a work event. Very nice!

How many people are you having?

The Kolo Klub in Hoboken does weddings and has an industrial, speakeasy vibe to it, but they only have space for like 80 people.. really amazing drinknig and good food too

Metropolitan Building in LIC or The Deity in BK

Peerspace and Splacer maybe good websites for you to find what you need in NY.

Factory 220, in Passaic. Departed Soles, in Jersey City. Dumboloft in Brooklyn

26 bridge is run by the same people as Greenpoint Loft and Dumbo Loft mentioned above. It has a very similar aesthetic to the Foundry.

Check out the sands casino and surrounding areas in Bethlehem, PA. contact arts quest (or look on their site) and you'll see some of the venues available.

I'm getting married at the Tendenza in Philadelphia. Exposed brick walls/columns with a chic/modern look.

@bride2018 how many guests are you having? I'm getting married at the Cork Factory, so I totally get the vibe youre going for!

I am having my reception at the Carlisle Ribbon mill in Carlisle PA. It is just a venue so you will need outside catering and stuff but it is an old ribbon factory with refinished wood floors exposed brick and wood ceilings and exposed beams. Below is a picture from google. We are having about 100 guests but it can go up to about 200 ish comfortably

I'd suggest trying Roundhouse in Beacon, NY

https://roundhousebeacon.com/