The Park Villa is Central NJ’s newest event space and banquet venue! Located in South Plainfield, the villa boasts an elegant, comfortable, and classic ambiance, perfect for your next special event. Host your wedding ceremony in our Grand Ballroom or Outdoor Patio which can seat up to 450 guests. Our Villa Garden is the perfect setting for your wedding portraits. Enjoy our warm and cozy Bridal suite as well as our Cocktail Lobby and Winter Garden for your pre-reception cocktails.

As seen on HGTV's Frozen in Design, The Mod House is a wedding venue located 90 minutes from Manhattan in Ellenville, New York. Celebrate your big day at a luxurious midcentury modern retreat in the Catskill Mountains with a secret speakeasy inside it. The 4200-square-foot Mod House is an architectural gem built in 1959 by a follower of the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The open-plan layout and floor-to-ceiling windows connect the spacious interior to the natural world outside. You can tie the knot on the lawn with a lush forested backdrop. After the ceremony, revel with your guests in Love, Velma, an underground speakeasy and dance club within the venue. The speakeasy comes fully equipped with a bar, projector, stage, and lights. Love, Velma is wheelchair accessible and can host up to 100 guests, with parking available for up to 40 cars. Four bedrooms are available if you prefer to stay on-site on the wedding night. A large open kitchen can accommodate caterers.

Our historic inn with restored 1850’s barn and twenty-four pristine acres are the perfect setting for romantic weddings and intimate elopements. The twenty-four acre farmland boasts two beautiful waterways frequented by discerning fly fishermen who come from miles around to enjoy our pristine setting as well as plenty of space to experience nature at its finest. Our meticulously restored five-room bed & breakfast will be your home away from home - whether you crave privacy and indulgence or choose to explore the surrounding countryside with its array of outdoor activities and charming small towns.

Constructed soon after the Great Fire of 1902, The United Bank Building was built to house two banks whose previous buildings had been destroyed, New Milford Savings Bank and the New Milford First National Bank. The two banks immediately organized to rebuild, quickly agreeing in principal to build a joint facility on the site of the New England House, a locally well known tavern and inn located at the corner of Bank and Main Street. For most of its life, the building had been used in some form of a bank, but had been largely under-used in recent decades, and had fallen into disrepair. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and taken over by Village Green Investments in 2015. After 9 months of renovations, the building became 19Main. Throughout renovations, we strived for modern amenities with historic elegance; three vaults remain from the building’s former bank days.