New Jersey is home to some of the most sought-after wedding venues in the country, from grand estates and waterfront rooftops to rustic farms and wineries. But alongside the stunning backdrops comes a wide range of costs—numbers that can shift based on season, day of the week, and guest count. To give couples a clearer starting point, we’ve pulled together high-level pricing snapshots from some of the state’s most popular venues. This roundup highlights details like per-person ranges, site fees, and guest minimums when available. For couples who want to dig deeper, all of these details and more are available through Tulle Together’s Wedding Pricing Transparency Project, which shares actual venue pricing PDFs to help make budgeting more transparent and less overwhelming. The Transparency Project has more than 100 venues listed in New Jersey, 500 in the New York area, and 2,800 total across the country. Let’s dive into the roundup!
David’s Country Inn – Hackettstown, NJ
David’s Country Inn is a historic and elegant wedding venue in Hackettstown, NJ, offering exclusive-use packages with a 5-hour open bar, chef-prepared hors d’oeuvres, champagne toast, custom wedding cake, and full-service meal. For 2027, pricing ranges from $130 to $200 per guest, depending on the day of the week and season. The lowest rates ($130–$150) apply to Monday–Thursday weddings year-round and Sundays in winter (January–March). The highest rates ($190–$200) are for Saturday weddings in peak season (May–August and November). Guest minimums range from 75 to 145 based on season and day. Ceremonies (indoor or outdoor) cost $1,250, and vendor meals are $40 for preferred vendors, $75 for others. Kids ages 4–14 are half price; under 3 are free. A 22% admin fee, NJ sales tax, and $1,000 minimum gratuity are additional. The inn features a grand ballroom, chef with over 30 years’ experience, and a deeply personalized experience in a 183-year-old building.
The Conservatory at the Sussex County Fairgrounds – Augusta, NJ
The Conservatory at Sussex County Fairgrounds in Augusta, NJ offers a flexible and spacious setting for weddings of up to 230 guests, with a minimum of 75 (or 50 for micro weddings in winter). Venue rental fees range from $3,750 to $6,750 depending on the season and day of the week, with peak pricing (May–October) highest on Saturdays ($6,750) and lowest on weekdays ($4,750). Off-peak pricing (November–April) starts at $3,750 for weekdays. There’s a $500 ceremony fee, and a 50% deposit plus fees is required to book. Catering is provided exclusively by Willow & Sage, with 2025–2026 per-person packages ranging from $99.95 to $132.95, depending on menu and season. Alcohol must be supplied by the couple, with bartenders available at $295 each. Rental includes use of the glass conservatory, cocktail barn, patios, garden ceremony backdrops, and more.
Liberty House – Jersey City, NJ
Located on the Jersey City waterfront, Liberty House offers iconic skyline views and two event spaces—the Liberty Room and the Grand Ballroom—with varying guest minimums. For 2026 weddings, peak season pricing (April–December) ranges from $218 to $325 per person, while off-peak (January–March) ranges from $182 to $228 per person. Daytime weddings (ending by 3pm) are the most affordable at $180 per guest. Minimum guest counts vary by day and room, starting at 50 for Thursday weddings in the Liberty Room and up to 200 for Saturday weddings in the Grand Ballroom. Packages include a premium open bar, cocktail hour with hors d’oeuvres and stations, custom cake, sit-down dinner, and a sparkling wine toast. Onsite ceremonies are priced at $15 per person, and all pricing is subject to a 24% admin fee and sales tax.
Skylands Manor – Ringwood, NJ
This Tudor Revival estate set within the New Jersey State Botanical Garden offers historic architecture alongside sprawling formal gardens. For 2026 weddings, pricing includes a $6,900 site fee plus a $2,600 ceremony fee, with catering handled exclusively by Frungillo Caterers. Food and beverage packages start around $175 per person in early spring and rise to $235 per person for peak fall Saturdays, with guest minimums of 125–150 depending on the date. Packages cover a five-hour reception with premium open bar, cocktail hour, plated dinner, linens, and service. Additional costs include a 24.5% administrative fee and taxes. Overnight accommodations in the manor are available through separate wedding packages.
Pendry Natirar – Peapack, NJ
Pendry Natirar offers luxury wedding packages in a serene countryside estate in Peapack, NJ. Per-person pricing ranges from $370 to $475, depending on the package, which may include passed hors d’oeuvres, plated or station-style dinners, amuse bouche, grazing boards, and wedding cake. All packages feature a 5-hour premium open bar, cake cutting, linen and napkin selection, Chiavari chairs, and overnight accommodations for the couple. Food & beverage minimums range from $30,000 (Mon–Thurs) to $85,000 (Saturday), with site fees from $2,000 to $10,000, plus a required guest room block (10–20 rooms, 2-night minimum on weekends). A 26% admin fee and 6.625% sales tax apply. A wedding planner is required, and a menu tasting for 4 is included for weddings with 100+ guests.
Crossed Keys Estate – Andover, NJ
Crossed Keys Estate in Andover, NJ offers an all-inclusive, countryside wedding experience with exclusive use of its picturesque 12-acre property, including a ceremony garden, glass conservatory for cocktail hour, and farmhouse reception space. 2026 package pricing starts at $36,000–$38,000 for Thursdays and goes up to $70,000–$74,000 for Saturdays and holiday Sundays, depending on the month. Pricing includes a set guest count (125–175) with $300 per additional guest. Children and vendors are $150 per person, and liquor packages range from $32–$53 pp (or $20 pp for self-provided alcohol). The package includes in-house catering, wedding cake, passed desserts, bar service, a 5-hour timeline, and coordination services—plus two getting-ready suites, valet, fire pit s’mores, and scenic outdoor amenities. There’s no extra site or admin fee, but NJ sales tax applies.
The Ashford Estate – Allentown, NJ
Tucked into preserved farmland near the village of Allentown, NJ, The Ashford Estate offers an elegant and secluded setting for weddings with up to 275 guests. Wedding packages are available at $185 (Silver), $210 (Gold), and $240 (Platinum) per person, each including a 5-hour reception, custom wedding cake, premium catering, and extensive cocktail hour options. Menu minimums are $20,000 (Friday), $25,000 (Saturday), and $18,000 (Sunday), with additional fees of $2,500 for management, 10% gratuity, and NJ sales tax. Guests enjoy butler-passed hors d’oeuvres, elaborate food stations, a seated dinner with multiple entrée choices, and a variety of dessert enhancements. The estate includes on-site suites for the couple, 12 guest rooms, a historic Dairy Barn for ceremonies, a glass-walled ballroom for receptions, and picturesque grounds with ponds, gazebos, and gardens.
Crystal Plaza – Livingston, NJ
Set in a restored 19th-century mansion in Livingston, NJ, Crystal Plaza offers an opulent setting for weddings with up to 380 guests. For 2026–2027, per-person pricing ranges from $165 to $425, varying by season, guest count, and day of the week. Saturday weddings are the most premium, at $315–$425 per person with a 150-guest minimum, while Monday–Wednesday events are more budget-friendly at $165–$195 with a 125-guest minimum. An on-site ceremony fee of $2,500 applies. All pricing is subject to a 24% admin fee, 6.625% NJ sales tax, and 6–10% gratuity. The all-inclusive packages cover a premium open bar, catering, full event staffing, and essential equipment, with exclusive estate access for a truly private experience.
Park Château Estate & Gardens – East Brunswick, NJ
Park Château Estate & Gardens is a French-inspired estate set on 15 acres in East Brunswick, NJ, ideally located between New York City and Philadelphia. Though a full pricing PDF was not provided, detailed estimates for July and August 2026 suggest premium peak-season pricing, with Friday weddings priced at $345 per guest (175 guest minimum) and Saturday weddings at $480 per guest (200 guest minimum). Additional fees include a ceremony fee ($15 per guest), service charge (22%), state tax (6.625%), and administrative fee (5%), bringing total estimated costs to $85,795 for a Friday and $134,820 for a Saturday, inclusive of early arrival and after-party packages. Rates for weekdays or off-peak seasons are likely to be lower and are available upon inquiry. All events include gourmet catering, premium service, and access to the Château’s stunning gardens, ballrooms, and timeless French architecture.
Nanina’s in the Park – Belleville, NJ
Nanina’s in the Park, located in Belleville, NJ, offers elegant, all-inclusive weddings with only one event hosted at a time. According to the sales information provided, pricing starts at $120++ per person and can reach up to around $220++ per person, depending on the day of the week and time of year. Guest minimums range from 100 to 200 guests, also based on date and season. Pricing includes a premium menu and top-tier bar service. While the document doesn’t break out full seasonal pricing or fees, the flexibility in rates and exclusivity of the space make it a competitive option for couples seeking a grand, personalized event.
Shadowbrook at Shrewsbury – Shrewsbury, NJ
Shadowbrook at Shrewsbury hosts one wedding at a time in its grand ballroom, with guest minimums of 175–200 depending on the date. For 2027, pricing ranges from $250–$400+ per person, plus tax and service, with final rates varying by season and day. Though the PDF doesn’t list full pricing, the sample menu features high-end offerings like a raw bar, carving stations, sushi, and chateaubriand. Add-ons like a Seafood Extravaganza or Lobster Cognac course are available for an additional fee. This venue is best suited for couples planning a large, luxury celebration.
The Grove – Cedar Grove, NJ
Located in Cedar Grove, The Grove is a luxury wedding venue known for its grand ballrooms, customizable menus, and elegant design. For weddings in 2025, pricing ranges from $149 to $249 per person, depending on the date, season, and level of customization. Guest minimums are 150 for Fridays and Sundays, and 200 for Saturdays, with lower pricing and minimums available for weekdays. While final quotes depend on selected options and enhancements, The Grove emphasizes tailored experiences and is ideal for couples seeking a polished, high-service celebration.
Rooftop at Exchange Place – Jersey City, NJ
With sweeping views of Manhattan, the Rooftop at Exchange Place in Jersey City offers chic, modern wedding packages for 2024 ranging from $200 to $276 per person. Options include both buffet and plated dinners, each paired with a 5-hour open bar and one hour of passed canapés. Packages start with the Classic Buffet ($200) and scale up to the Diamond Plated Dinner ($276) with top-shelf brands. Mid-tier options like the Sweetheart ($218) and Forever ($250) packages balance elevated dining with premium bar service.
TPC Jasna Polana – Princeton, NJ
TPC Jasna Polana in Princeton offers a private, country club setting with multiple package options and seasonal site fees. Wedding packages start at $235 per person for a Sunday-only “Simply Elegant” package (4-hour deluxe bar, 4 butler-passed hors d’oeuvres, and two plated entrées), and scale up to $280 per person for the “Love Story” package (5-hour deluxe bar, 8 hors d’oeuvres, Mediterranean station, and three plated entrées) . The premium “Fairy Tale” package is $325 per person, featuring a raw bar, premium plated entrées, and 5-hour premium bar service. Ceremony fees are $2,000, with an additional $1,500 event director fee and optional enhancements like pinspot lighting or champagne displays. Non-member site fees range from $1,750 in January–March/December, to $5,000 on peak-season Saturdays (April–June, Sept–Oct). For outside catering, flat rentals apply—$25,000 for Saturdays, $20,000 for Fridays, and $18,000 for Sundays—plus service and staffing charges Lodging and bridal suite rentals are also available on-site.
Hotel LBI – Ship Bottom, NJ
Hotel LBI offers coastal elegance with rooftop and conservatory spaces for weddings just steps from the beach. For 2025, in-season rates (May, June, September, October) are $230 per person on Fridays (100 guest minimum), $250 on Saturdays (150 minimum), and $200 on Sundays (75 minimum). Off-season rates (Jan–Apr, Nov–Dec) drop slightly to $210 per person on Fridays, $230 on Saturdays, and $180 on Sundays . On-site ceremonies are an additional $800, or $1,500 for a rooftop ceremony with a separate setup. Packages include a 5-hour reception with cocktail hour, plated dinner, custom wedding cake, premium open bar, and a complimentary suite for the couple. Enhancements like raw bars, taqueria stations, or late-night snacks (think boxed pizzas and pork roll sandwiches) add extra flair. All prices are subject to 21% service charge and NJ sales tax.
Willow Creek Winery – West Cape May, NJ
Willow Creek Winery offers vineyard weddings on its 50-acre property in West Cape May, accommodating 75 to 350 guests. For 2025, catering starts at $216 per person with packages that include hors d’oeuvres, stations, plated entrées, wedding cake, coffee service, and a 5-hour event. Minimum guest counts vary by day—75 midweek, 100 on Sundays, 125 on Fridays, and 150 on Saturdays. Site fees are $3,500 (Sunday–Friday) and $5,000 (Saturday), with a $2,000 premium for holidays and summer weekends. On-site ceremonies cost $1,000–$2,000 depending on location, plus a $395 bartender fee. A unique requirement is a $2,600 minimum wine purchase, equal to one case per 40 guests and one favor bottle per two adult guests. Enhancements like raw bars, carving stations, or late-night snacks can be added, and couples may also rent bridal prep space or on-site cottages. All pricing is subject to a 22% service fee and NJ sales tax.
From historic mansions to waterfront rooftops, New Jersey venues cover every style and price point. Some, like David’s Country Inn or The Conservatory, provide more flexible or moderately priced options, while others—such as Pendry Natirar, Shadowbrook, or Park Château—deliver ultra-luxury experiences with equally premium price tags. Across the board, weekday and off-season dates often come at significant savings, while prime Saturdays in spring, summer, and fall carry the highest costs. No matter your budget, the key is to balance what’s included—food, bar, rentals, décor, and service—against your priorities. To view the entire pricing PDFs, and 100+ in New Jersey, sign in to TulleTogether.com!
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