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Consider these Hamptons hot spots for your special day
Wedding season is upon us, and the East End is one of the most sought-after locations for beach weddings. Whether you’re looking for something low-key or something that will accommodate 1,000 guests, Curbed has compiled Hamptons wedding venues for any themed ceremony.
Read MoreDockers is a bit smaller than some of the other venues listed here, making it a great destination for intimate weddings. Located on Dune Road, Dockers is right on the bay.
Though Cowfish has been known for being a fun restaurant, popular with the young crowd, it’s also been a spot for weddings. Right on the water in Hampton Bays, this spot is great for laid-back, waterside weddings.
Southampton Inn is available year-round for weddings, both formal and casual. There’s a newly renovated ballroom for indoor events and lush grounds ideal for outdoor ceremonies.
The Pridwin Hotel on Shelter Island can accommodate up to 250 guests, with views of the beach on the bay and the landscaping. The outdoor space features a deck, while inside guests will dine in the main dining room.
The Parrish Art Museum is one of the most iconic locations on the East End. It can host up to 300 guests, and was even dubbed one of Brides Magazine’s “10 buzziest new wedding spots” for 2016.
Bridgehampton Surf & Tennis has over 1,200 feet of ocean frontage, making it a prime location for a Hamptons beach wedding.
This Bridgehampton spot is perfect for small weddings or rehearsal dinners with both indoor and outdoor spaces available to rent. There’s also a spa that’s perfect for pre- or post-wedding pampering. It’s also a great venue for those who love architecture—built in a Greek Revival style, the building dates back to the 1800s.
Not only is Wölffer one of the most popular destinations on the East End for an afternoon wine tasting, but the vineyards also serves as a gorgeous backdrop for tying the knot.
The Inn at Windmill Lane in Amagansett boasts outdoor space for up to 200 people, sunken gardens, walls of roses, hydrangeas, silver maple trees, and even overnight accommodation for guests.
Gurney’s can accommodate indoor and outdoor weddings. Not to mention, they have a chef and planning staff. And since they’re known for their spa, the bridal party can unwind with facials, massages, manicures, and even aromatherapy.
With 200 feet of private beachfront in Montauk, Navy Beach makes a strong contender for an East End wedding venue. For those looking to host an indoor event, there’s still water views from the bar dining room.
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Solé East has both indoor and outdoor spaces that can accommodate tents, music, outdoor movie screening, and even more activities. They even have in-house items and equipment that will help the big day run smoothly.
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Montauk Yacht Club is a waterfront venue that has many options depending on the wedding theme—beachfront, a ceremony in the Farmhouse Ballroom, or on the Great Lawn. They can accommodate up to 1,000 guests.
Dockers is a bit smaller than some of the other venues listed here, making it a great destination for intimate weddings. Located on Dune Road, Dockers is right on the bay.
Though Cowfish has been known for being a fun restaurant, popular with the young crowd, it’s also been a spot for weddings. Right on the water in Hampton Bays, this spot is great for laid-back, waterside weddings.
Southampton Inn is available year-round for weddings, both formal and casual. There’s a newly renovated ballroom for indoor events and lush grounds ideal for outdoor ceremonies.
The Pridwin Hotel on Shelter Island can accommodate up to 250 guests, with views of the beach on the bay and the landscaping. The outdoor space features a deck, while inside guests will dine in the main dining room.
The Parrish Art Museum is one of the most iconic locations on the East End. It can host up to 300 guests, and was even dubbed one of Brides Magazine’s “10 buzziest new wedding spots” for 2016.
Bridgehampton Surf & Tennis has over 1,200 feet of ocean frontage, making it a prime location for a Hamptons beach wedding.
This Bridgehampton spot is perfect for small weddings or rehearsal dinners with both indoor and outdoor spaces available to rent. There’s also a spa that’s perfect for pre- or post-wedding pampering. It’s also a great venue for those who love architecture—built in a Greek Revival style, the building dates back to the 1800s.
Not only is Wölffer one of the most popular destinations on the East End for an afternoon wine tasting, but the vineyards also serves as a gorgeous backdrop for tying the knot.
The Inn at Windmill Lane in Amagansett boasts outdoor space for up to 200 people, sunken gardens, walls of roses, hydrangeas, silver maple trees, and even overnight accommodation for guests.
Gurney’s can accommodate indoor and outdoor weddings. Not to mention, they have a chef and planning staff. And since they’re known for their spa, the bridal party can unwind with facials, massages, manicures, and even aromatherapy.
With 200 feet of private beachfront in Montauk, Navy Beach makes a strong contender for an East End wedding venue. For those looking to host an indoor event, there’s still water views from the bar dining room.
Solé East has both indoor and outdoor spaces that can accommodate tents, music, outdoor movie screening, and even more activities. They even have in-house items and equipment that will help the big day run smoothly.
Montauk Yacht Club is a waterfront venue that has many options depending on the wedding theme—beachfront, a ceremony in the Farmhouse Ballroom, or on the Great Lawn. They can accommodate up to 1,000 guests.
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