Seemingly plucked from the south of France, this 80,000 square-foot medieval-style mansion provides a setting that is both timeless and historic. A majestic foyer greets guests upon arrival at this 40-room chateau; a stately circular stairway provides the perfect backdrop for photos, the grand ballroom and piazza offer two distinct settings. Your guests will appreciate being able to explore this 1912 mansion that is a point of pride for Huntington residents and a National Historic landmark.

We are an interfaith chapel residing on the Long Island University Post Campus. Our Chapel can fit up to 200 guests, with lighting and speakers for all to hear and see your beautiful ceremony. Additionally, we have a lower level room that can be used for getting ready, or a small after-ceremony reception. After the ceremony is done, walk the 330 acre campus to take photos at our labyrinth, Marjorie Merriweather's Estate, and our beautiful gardens.

The Garden City Hotel enjoys a longstanding tradition of hosting many of Long Island’s most magnificent weddings and celebrations. From festive engagement parties to gala wedding receptions (and every celebration in between), you can count on us to deliver flawless service and attention to detail and exceptional dining for your magical day. As the recipient of some of the industry’s most coveted bridal awards, we know what it takes to create an event you’ll treasure. Our dedicated Catering Directors work with the Executive Chef and culinary team to create the celebration you’ve always dreamed of – from imaginative menus and creative wine pairings to custom wedding cakes and more.

(Please inquire through our website.) Bailey Arboretum is a beautiful, 42 acre accredited arboretum located in Locust Valley, New York. Situated on the estate of renowned horticulturist and philanthropist Frank Bailey, Bailey Arboretum offers nature-inspired outdoor space for wedding ceremonies and receptions on Long Island's North Shore. The former estate house of Frank Bailey called “Munnysunk”, was originally built sometime in the 1800’s. After Frank purchased the property, he hired Craig Severance to renovate it, keeping the country charm of this neocolonial home. Today, Bailey House and its surrounding property is a lovely space for hosting beautiful events. For more details, visit our website where pricing and offerings can be found and you can reach out to us directly.