Wedding venues in United States

• Seats 190
• From US$150 a head est.

• Seats 1,000
• From US$150 a head est.

• 284 rooms
• From US$95 a head est.

• Seats 510
• From US$175 a head est.

• 200 standing
• From US$125 a head est.

• 220 standing
• From US$125 a head est.

The Ranch at Rock Creek is 6,600 acres of river, forest and valley in western Montana, an hour and a half south of Missoula, and the first guest ranch anywhere to hold a Forbes five-star rating. There are 29 places to sleep and no two categories are alike: suites in the Granite Lodge, rooms in a converted 1800s barn, standalone log homes, and canvas cabins on platforms by the creek. Rates start around $1,800 a room a night plus a 20 percent ranch fee and are all-inclusive, which here means every meal, all drinks, and the fly fishing, riding, sporting clays and guiding that fill the days between the parties. Weddings take a buyout of the whole ranch, minimum three nights, and five in peak summer. Up to 125 guests. Ceremonies happen in the meadow or by Rock Creek, dinner moves into the Granite Lodge courtyard, and the night ends in the Silver Dollar Saloon, which has a bowling lane and a stage. The trade is distance: Missoula is 90 minutes on roads that are quiet and beautiful and empty of anything resembling a taxi, so transfers need arranging rather than assuming.

• From US$105 a head

• Seats 50
• From US$125 a head est.

• From US$3,000 venue fee est.

• Seats 200
• From US$1,200 venue fee

• Seats 320
• From US$3,000 venue fee est.

• 251 rooms

• 125 rooms
• From US$125 a head est.

The Carlyle has anchored the Upper East Side since 1930, and its bones. Art Deco detailing, gold leaf murals, Venetian plaster, and hand-painted Ludwig Bemelmans panels, make every event feel less like a hired room and more like a private institution opened for the occasion. Ceremonies and receptions are held across five distinct spaces, from the Trianon Suite, a Parisian-inflected salon built for candlelit dinners and dancing, to the Versailles Suite, which brings a more streamlined polish to cocktail hours and seated receptions. Café Carlyle, the hotel's legendary supper club, carries decades of cabaret history into whatever gathering unfolds within it, the sightlines are theatrical, the atmosphere deliberately performative. Bemelmans Bar, with its floor-to-ceiling murals and deep banquette seating, operates as one of New York's most recognizable rooms, making it a natural setting for a rehearsal dinner or post-ceremony gathering that requires no further decoration. The culinary team builds custom menus specific to each event, and the hotel's wedding specialists manage the full arc from planning through execution, coordinating with an established network of New York vendors.

• Seats 220
• From US$95 a head est.

• Seats 50

• Seats 1,500
• 379 rooms

• 200 standing
• 178 rooms

• Seats 80
• 84 rooms

• Seats 500
• 133 rooms

• Seats 350
• From US$125 a head est.

• 440 rooms
• From US$165 a head est.

• Seats 60
• 9 rooms