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74 Wythe used to be Output, one of the most famous nightclubs in New York City, and it still feels like it. Here's everything we'd tell a friend thinking about booking it: the rooftop and skyline view, how the room flip works, capacity and cost, and how to keep the night feeling like a great night out in Brooklyn.

Foxfire is intimate, Full Moon is big and social, Inness is modern luxury. Here's how Ulster County's top three wedding venues compare, from DJs who work them constantly.

Most couples tour 26 Bridge, fall in love, and then realize they have no idea what to do with an 8,000 square foot empty room. Here's what we've learned from DJing weddings there over and over.

Most NYC couples start by looking at the Hudson Valley. A lot of them end up somewhere else. Here's why the Catskills keep winning, and the four venues our DJs see couples fall for again and again.

A DJ's real take on getting married at Strong Rope Brewery in Red Hook: how the two rooms work, what to know about weekend crowds, and why it doubles as one of the best after party spots for Liberty Warehouse couples.

A DJ's firsthand guide to the five best wedding venues in the Mid Hudson Valley — from Foxfire Mountain House's bohemian mountain retreat to The Roundhouse's industrial waterfall setting in Beacon — with real insight on capacity, style, and weekend flow for NYC couples heading upstate.

There are two completely different ways a New York City wedding reception can flow, and most couples do not find out which one their venue defaults to until it is almost too late to change it. Here is what actually happens, hour by hour, from ceremony to last call.

The William Vale gives you a wedding photo you genuinely can't get anywhere else in Brooklyn, and it comes down to one detail about the rooftop that most couples don't find out until they're already standing on it. Here's everything to know before you book your date.

Your family picked the venue with the chandeliers and the beige walls. You picked yourselves. Here is how those two things actually work together, without anyone feeling like they lost.

Thirty floors above Midtown, with the Empire State Building glowing through floor to ceiling windows, The Skylark is one of the most requested rooftop venues we work. Here is what couples actually need to know before booking their date.

Suffolk County is not one wedding scene, it is at least three. From castle estates in Huntington to rustic vineyards on the North Fork to restaurant style venues in the Hamptons and Montauk, the region you pick shapes everything else about your night. Here's our full breakdown of the top venues, the local quirks like noise ordinances out east, and how to book great entertainment without an inflated city travel fee.

The Wythe Hotel is one of Brooklyn's most talked about wedding venues, sitting right on the Williamsburg Greenpoint border. With four distinct spaces from the industrial Main Hall to the intimate Cellar, plus a retractable roof terrace and skyline views from Bar Blondeau, it fits nearly any size or style of wedding. Here's our full guide to the spaces, layout, and what a Wythe Hotel wedding costs.

Most couples who tour the Angel Orensanz Foundation go quiet for a second when they walk in. Here's what nobody tells you about planning a wedding in this Gothic former synagogue on the Lower East Side.

Ballrooms are fine. These seven NYC venues are not fine, they're incredible. A converted synagogue, a nightclub with aerial performers, even a zoo. Here's what to know before you book a tour.

Nassau County is where a lot of our NYC couples land when they want a real mansion or waterfront wedding without leaving guests stranded on Long Island. We break down our three favorite venues, what makes each one different, and how to get your guests there and back without a headache.

Everyone talks about the food at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. Fewer people talk about what actually happens once you cross a certain guest count, or where the ceremony really takes place. Here is what couples need to know before booking.

The Bowery Hotel is one of the moodiest wedding venues in New York City, and we work here often. Here is what couples actually want to know before booking a wedding at this downtown Manhattan spot, from layout and capacity to timing and cost.

Four Philadelphia wedding venues worth knowing about, from Lilah in Fishtown to Ballroom at the Ben, plus what a Philadelphia wedding DJ actually costs.

Everything couples want to know before booking The Arnold House wedding venue in the Catskills, from the meadow ceremony to the late night Tavern after party.

Planning a wedding in Bucks County? Here is what to know about top venues like The Inn at Barley Sheaf Farm, Hotel Du Village, and Terrain Gardens at DelVal, plus tips for guest travel, lodging, and building a weekend celebration that fits your style.