11 Rooftop Wedding Venues in Armonk, NY

The J House Greenwich and Tony's at The J House is the modern wedding venue of your dreams. Located in Greenwich, Connecticut the hotel encompasses everything needed for this special day. Overseen by

Villa Barone Hilltop Manor is an elegant wedding venue located in Mahopac, New York. The majestic waterfront property is the perfect setting for the fairytale wedding of your dreams in the heart of Pu

Two Roads Brewing Company is a one-of-a-kind Connecticut wedding venue offering unforgettable brewery weddings on a vibrant, working brewery campus. With a blend of industrial charm, warm hospitality,

The Legacy Castle is a wedding reception venue located in Pompton Plains, NJ. This sophisticated event space would be ideal for couples who want a fairytale experience on their special day. With beaut

Experience an unparalleled level of sophistication at Kanopi, the premier restaurant and fully-customizable event space perched atop The Opus, Westchester in downtown White Plains, New York. Just 30 m

Stunning views, award-winning cuisine, patio dining, and an open-air rooftop lounge await you on the waterfront at Red Hat on the River. We welcome groups for dining in our loft or on the main floor.

Set along the Norwalk River in Norwalk, CT, is The Watershed, a hotel and wedding venue that elegantly blends New England character and modernity. This setting offers couples and their guests a calm o

Based out of Stratford, CT, The Surfside Hotel is a wedding venue with a stunning beachside view. With the sound of crashing waves, the fresh air breeze, and blue skies, this property will make a gorg

If you’re looking for something out of the ordinary with history, character, and plenty of interesting spaces, Revel 32 is for you. Seven unique spaces can be packaged to suit your needs. Whether yo

The Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel is in the process of converting to a Doubletree Grand Hotel. The $14 million dollar renovation is currently in the final stages to become the premier wedding venue. This