We had our wedding at the Jericho Terrace on March 22, 2025 and it was everything we hoped for! The staff did their best to make our dream come to life and they did an excellent jo...b.
From the moment we walked in, every nook and cranny looked immaculate and it smelled lovely in every area you walk through. Their salesperson Michael walked us through everything they had to offer, and after showing us the Skylight Room and Spotlight Chapel, we were sold. In the months leading up to the wedding, we were able to stay in touch with Michael as well as Sophia (their wedding coordinator) with any questions we had during the planning process. Our bridal attendants were Kimberly and K’la (pronounced Kayla), and Jared served as our maitre d. Kimberly and K’la did an amazing job attending to us from the first look to the end of the night – they made sure we had a chance to eat something after the ceremony, kept our drinks coming, and even packed food for us to go! Jared also did a great job making sure the night went smoothly. We wanted place cards at each table for assigned seating (which the Jericho Terrace doesn’t do), and he worked with us earlier in the afternoon to accommodate our request. Our guests were attended to with the utmost care, and even a month later we’re still receiving compliments from friends and family on the beauty of the venue and how well the event was run.
The food here also requires special compliment – it’s clear that they take pride in this aspect. Our wedding was a blend of Caribbean and Hispanic cultures, and everything from the jerk chicken and oxtail to the empanadas received high praise. The dinner courses were cooked to order, and they provided bilingual servers for our Spanish speaking guests. We had one issue at the end of the night where the special churro cart we ordered wasn’t provided due to an administrative mixup, but the manager, Chad and the owner, Mickey King, went above and beyond to make it up to us. Mickey even met with us to apologize in person, which shows that he takes pride in his business.
Some special items of note: 1) This venue has multiple halls, so there can (and probably will be) multiple events going on at once. However, they do a great job in keeping these events separate. 2) There is a reception hall adjacent to the Spotlight Chapel, and we could hear some noise leaking from the hall during the wedding ceremony. It wasn’t a big deal to us, but it can be distracting. Mickey did say, however, that they were ordering noise dampening hardware for the reception walls to minimize this in the future. 3) When counting your guests, make sure you include yourselves. When we were asked how many guests we were bringing, we told them we were bringing 150. But about a week before the wedding, we were told that we had a small outstanding balance because we didn’t pay for two people – ourselves. I thought our plates/seats would either be complimentary or accounted for, but it wasn’t so our total guest count was actually 152. Be sure to keep that in mind.
Minor nits aside, it was a fantastic night and we wish we could do it again!