Celebrate at Snug Harbor

Spaces + Grounds

• The Great Hall

  

  Accommodates Up to 350 Guests

  The Great Hall boasts 40-foot ceilings ensconced by Palladian windows, authentic woodwork, two fireplaces and twelve cozy ewes that line the length of the massive hall giving it elegant old world charm ambiance. By adding inventive lighting, the room can be transformed to accommodate more modern tastes.

  Weddings celebrated in the Great Hall have the option of hosting their ceremony at the beautiful Tuscan Garden on Sung Harbor’s scenic grounds.

• The Tented Pavillion

  

  Accommodates Up to 200 Seated Guests

  The newly renovated Tented Pavilion is based at the edge of the breathtaking Chinese Scholars Garden. It is a pristine outdoor space with indoor comforts including restrooms and a beautiful stone floor. Perfect for corporate functions, birthday parties, showers and more, the tented pavilion serves the same great catering as the Grand Ballroom in a unique outdoor setting.

  Wedding ceremonies and cocktail hour can take place a few feet away in the Chinese Scholar Garden.

• Chinese Scholar Garden

   

  

   

  Accommodates Up to 250 Guests

  The New York Chinese Scholar’s Garden at Celebrate at Snug Harbor is designed in the essence of traditional Chinese gardens from the Han Dynasty and boasts a collection of beautiful pavilions, handmade walkways, and architecturally stunning courtyards, perfect for your Chinese wedding.

  Hosting your event in the Scholar’s Garden will add a wonderfully dramatic impact to any event.

• Tuscan Garden

  

  Accommodates Up to 250 Guests

  The Tuscan Garden, modeled after the Villa Gamberaia in Florence, stands out with its magnificently landscaped terraces, formal water elements, topiaries and period plantings creating the most picturesque setting. The Tuscan Garden is open from April to October.

• The White Garden

  

  Accommodates Up to 250 Guests

  The design of the White Garden was inspired by Sissinghurst, the famous English garden owned by Vita Sackville-West, best friend of Virginia Woolf. The garden is comprised of plants that have either gray green foliage or pure white blossoms, such as white roses, hellebores, snowdrops, lillies, and irises. Grey lattices reminiscent of European court gardens surround the White Garden.