15 Luxury New York Ballroom Venues for Your Extravagant Event [2023]

Jesse Reing, Owner and CEO of Events by Jesse, tells us, “The entire ceiling is painted to look like spectacular clouds, so even though you’re indoors and safe from wedding-ruining weather, it is light, airy and stunning!”

The St. Regis New York can host up to 220 seated guests.

Pejy Kash, Founder and Lead Designer of Pejy Kash Events, says of this repurposed 1920s bank, “The expansive space and historic architectural features of Gotham Hall are authentically New York.”

Gotham Hall can host up to 600 seated guests.

Ness McGovern, Owner of Ness McGovern Events & Design, explains, “The dramatic, red reception space has high ceilings and large windows with views of Central Park and the Plaza. The venue also boasts a cocktail hour space that has triple-height ceilings, marble walls, and gorgeous cascading staircases. It truly is a unique ballroom space.”

Contact The Metropolitan Club for event capacity details.

The 65-foot ceilings, towering Corinthian columns, and intricate design of Capitale put it on the map for couples seeking a grand event space. It’s the perfect backdrop for an extravagant evening.

Capitale can host up to 700 seated guests.

No venue says “New York City” quite like The Plaza New York. It’s a fixture of the city for a reason — the sprawling ballroom is accented by grand columns and ornate molding that make it unforgettable.

The Plaza New York can host up to 500 seated guests.

Reing of Events by Jesse recommends this space to clients. The neutral color palette and tasteful design make it the perfect backdrop for any wedding, regardless of theme or style.

InterContinental New York Barclay can host up to 440 seated guests.

Kash of Pejy Kash Events loves this venue for its unique style. He notes that it “harkens back to New York City’s iconic Art Deco past.”

Ziegfeld Ballroom can host up to 730 seated guests.

The spacious ballroom at The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York gives new meaning to “grand.” A neutral color scheme makes it adaptable, and dazzling chandeliers add to the glamour.

The Pierre, A Taj Hotel, New York can host up to 450 seated guests.

With room for 900 seated guests, this Financial District gem has plenty of room for a large-scale fête. The Greek-inspired architecture is both ornate and adaptable to any theme.

Cipriani Wall Street can host up to 900 seated guests.

The rich hues, metallic accents, and gorgeous hardwood floors of this New York ballroom make it a uniquely stunning venue. The accompanying Tea Room is equally vibrant and charming.

The Prince George Ballroom can host up to 300 seated guests.

The sleek, contemporary design of the event spaces at Four Seasons Hotel New York, Downtown make it a sought-after setting for saying “I do.” Of course, couples who get married in its Greenwich Ballroom are treated to top-notch Four Seasons service.

Four Seasons Hotel New York, Downtown can host up to 170 seated guests.

The Ballroom’s hardwood floors and ceilings combine with exposed-bulb chandeliers and metal scaffolding to create a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. This Brooklyn venue is the perfect blend of trendy and timeless.

The Williamsburg Hotel can host up to 550 seated guests.

“Weylin is a gem in one of Brooklyn’s hippest neighborhoods,” Kash of Pejy Kash Events says. “Its features are as glorious today as they were when it was originally constructed as The Williamsburg Savings Bank.”

Weylin can host up to 450 seated guests.

The Vale Ballroom’s geometric ceiling gives it a modern feel that is entirely its own. With light walls and innovative uplighting, the space gives plenty of opportunity to get creative with your design and décor.

The William Vale can host up to 240 seated guests.

Enjoy the stunning city views surrounding the Ravel Hotel through floor-to-ceiling windows as you exchange vows. Every event space at this venue feels contemporary and sleek and draws on its urban setting.

Ravel Events at the Ravel Hotel can host up to 300 seated guests.