The good news is- WE CAN FINALLY HAVE A WEDDING!!!

We will be having a 200 person wedding, outdoors.

Here's a breakdown of the newest guidelines. Please refer back to here when we get closer to the date, as things are changing daily.

Governor Cuomo announced that beginning March 22, non-residential social gatherings of up to 200 people can occur outdoors.

Social distancing and face coverings will be required by all attendees, as well as strict adherence to all applicable Department of Health guidance.

Beginning March 15th, if all attendees present proof of negative test or proof of vaccine prior to entry, capacity can increase up to 150 people indoors and up to 500 people outdoors.

The Governor also announced domestic travelers to New York State who have been vaccinated no longer have to quarantine or test out within 90 days of their full vaccination.

COVID-19 Testing

All attendees must have proof of a negative PCR within 72 hours of the event OR proof of a negative rapid test within six hours of the event.Venue employees and staff will be tested on a bi-weekly basis.Anyone who has received both doses of the vaccine at least 14 days prior to the event are not included in the testing rules. However, venues may still require negative tests.

Social Distancing/Masks

Everyone must wear masks at all times unless sitting, eating or drinking at their assigned table.All attendees must practice social distancing and remain six feet from people who are not in their immediate party, household or family.Tables should be at least six feet apart and guests should be seated only with people from their immediate party, household or family whenever possible.Cocktail hours are allowed with strict social distancing rules. Including, people must not eat or drink with people who are not in their immediate party, household or family.

Dancing/Performances

Ceremonial dances at the reception are allowed.Guests must wear masks while dancing.

The Grandview's commitment to safety: https://www.grandviewevents.co...

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