Spectacular gardens and park grounds are what spring and summer weddings were made for. There's no exception here. As clean and green as botanical gardens come, this looks like it belongs in a utopia.

Exposed brick, custom stained glass, full sized wedding suite and a beautiful rooftop with sweeping views of the city? Ummm, yes please! Deity Events offers it all right in the heart of Brooklyn! Whether you are hosting a wedding, anniversary, birthday party or corporate event, this stunning venue is sure to impress.

This Red Hook warehouse space is run by the locally adored Marlow crew (Diner, Marlow & Sons, Roman's, Achilles Heel). The cool industrial venue is spread across a couple of rooms with lots of windows, and can host up to 125 guests for a cocktail party or a seated dinner for up to 80 guests. If you're looking to host something on the smaller side, the front room is a good size for a dinner party of about 26 guests.

Chic, unique, and romantic, this urban winery on a quiet residential block will have guests constantly complimenting their drinks and surroundings. The sophisticated space also comes with an experienced staff and their full-service experience to help make a big day perfect.

A space that young readers and older poets alike would adore, this minimalist’s dream venue will knock your bookworm heart all aflutter. Exchange vows surrounded by the largest collection of artist sketchbooks in the world—more than 35,000 to be exact.

A perfect rustic-chic backdrop for an unforgettable wedding, this cozy venue is well known for its Italian-American fare and darling garden space. It doesn't take long to feel at home here.

A century-old yet timelessly modern, this sharply dressed venue delivers industrial-grade intimacy and soiree sweetness to the weddings it hosts. The venue also comes with a coordinator to help with layout plans, timeline construction, and vendor selection.

A stunning polaroid of Brooklyn's young, creative spirit, this former speakeasy makes for one of the coolest settings for wedding bash. Exposed brick walls and open-beamed ceilings—plus, prohibition era-inspired private rooms through a hidden door—make this a tough place to beat for the legendary party location.

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Brick walls, wrought iron, and cobblestone floors are enough to stir a wondrous bout of nostalgia, for an era you didn't live through but adored from afar. This former glasswork factory is now home to multiple event spaces with so many original features—truly a venue that honors and celebrates its rich history. 

A beautiful boutique hotel with original masonry, handmade tiles, and a European-styled courtyard makes you feel at home in a lively waterfront neighborhood. If two old souls are looking to tie the knot, this character-rich former cooperage from 1901 will surely do the trick.

A seasonal oyster and cocktail bar, Pilot is a hundred-year-old schooner that's parked in Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6. You can book the entire boat for a private event with up to 150 guests, or simply host a semi-private cocktail party for up to 30 guests or a private dining event at the Captain's Table for a smaller group of about a dozen.

A historical landmark with polished interiors you have to see to believe, this is a class-act venue. Cast iron columns, restored wooden ceiling and floors, and a wood-carved library and staircase present an epic, enduring setting of sophistication. Any wedding here is automatically one for the books.

Set right on the corner of Wythe and North 10th, this central Williamsburg Hotel offers venue spaces that include a huge ballroom that can accommodate up to 1500 guests, a library bar with a speakeasy feel for up to 120 guests, a restaurant and lobby bar combo for up to 300 guests, a rooftop hangout space for up to 250 guests that includes cabanas, a pool and a cafe, and a 55-person water tower bar. All that and the stylish accommodation options are practically built to handle large group bookings.

The dozen-plus locations within this 26,000-square-foot warehouse complex give you everything you need and anything you want, from brick walls to vaulted ceilings to natural light. More than a century of history gives the wedding venue charm and spirit that can't be replicated.

Located under the Manhattan Bridge, this Eastern Mediterranean restaurant in DUMBO features floor-to-ceiling windows and a large outdoor terrace that look right out to Manhattan's downtown skyline. Both the dining room and the terrace are available for private events, suitable for groups of 90 or 40 guests respectively. A rehearsal dinner here would be beautiful!

A popular neighborhood dining spot in Williamsburg, Sunday in Brooklyn spreads across three stories of warm, welcoming spaces. Here, you can do a full buyout for up to 150 guests to share a family-style dinner or brunch, or you can opt to book one of the smaller spaces like the sun room if you're planning something more intimate.

Step inside Cook Space and you'll feel like you've just entered some very stylish person's Prospect Heights home. The culinary studio and kitchen is a great place to gather with friends and learn a new kitchen skill or take a hands-on cooking class. The space can be booked for private events of anywhere from a dozen to 60 guests, with agendas and classes customized to suit your event.

Turn a sophisticated wedding into the reception of the year with live bands in this venue's private backyard. String lights and plenty of sunlight give your cozy celebration a magical glow.

Celebrate romance with an appetite for seasonal local ingredients at this beloved local favorite. Special cocktails and flawless pairing menus are responsible for the rave reviews of extraordinarily lovely weddings thrown at this gorgeous outdoor patio.