Westchester to Albany
The venues.
The vendors.
The Hudson Valley Wedding List.
The independent guide to planning a wedding in the Hudson Valley, from Westchester to Albany.

Why this list
The Hudson Valley is not just another wedding market.
It is one of the most distinctive places to get married in New York, with historic estates, mountain views, farms, wineries, river towns, gardens and some of the most memorable venues in the state.
It is also a much more intimate market than a national directory can really capture. The venues know the planners. The planners know the florists. The photographers know the properties. You are often choosing between a relatively small group of local businesses that understand Hudson Valley weddings in a way a national platform never will.
That deserves more than being buried inside a giant national wedding website. Hudson Valley Hitched is built for this region alone.
Planning a wedding here?
Start with what matters.

43 venues
Wedding weekend venues
Stay the whole weekend

35 venues
Venues with on-site lodging
Sleep where the wedding is

49 venues
Private estate weddings
The whole property to yourselves

48 venues
Waterfront weddings
On the river, a lake, or a pond

38 venues
Mountain weddings
Catskills, Shawangunks, Highlands

76 venues
Barn wedding venues
Barns and the farms around them

306 venues
Hudson Valley weddings that aren't barns
Everything but the barn

21 venues
Small wedding venues
A hundred guests or fewer
The journal
Notes from the Valley

Which Hudson Valley County Should You Get Married In?
Westchester has the most venues and the shortest drive from the city. Ulster and Greene have the mountains. Here is how the counties actually differ, and who each one suits.

Check the Vendor Is Still Trading Before You Fall for Them
Wedding vendors close quietly. A site stays up, the Instagram stops, and nobody announces anything. Four checks, five minutes, before you send the enquiry.

How Many Guests Can a Hudson Valley Venue Actually Hold?
Most Hudson Valley venues are built for a wedding of about two hundred. If your list is 60, or 400, you are shopping in a much smaller pool than the county pages suggest.
The list
Browse by what you need
Where
By county
Dutchess County
221 listedRhinebeck, Beacon, Millbrook, and the river estates.
Ulster County
197 listedNew Paltz, Kingston, Woodstock, and the Shawangunks.
Columbia County
100 listedHudson, Chatham, and the farm country east of the river.
Greene County
99 listedCatskill, Windham, Hunter, and the mountain resorts.
Orange County
248 listedWarwick, Newburgh, Cornwall, and the Black Dirt farms.
Putnam County
78 listedCold Spring, Garrison, and the Hudson Highlands.
Westchester County
347 listedTarrytown, Bedford, Katonah, and the lower river.
Sullivan County
96 listedCallicoon, Narrowsburg, Livingston Manor, and the Delaware.
Rockland County
137 listedNyack, Piermont, and the west bank below the Highlands.
Albany County
177 listedAlbany, Altamont, and the Helderbergs at the top of the valley.
Rensselaer County
103 listedTroy, Averill Park, and the farm hills east of the river.
Whole Hudson Valley
75 listedPlanners, bands, DJs, and film makers who travel to you, wherever in the valley the wedding is.
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