Wedding planners · New York
Wedding planners in Manhattan
Private townhouses, grand ballrooms and rooms above the city — Manhattan weddings with a point of view.
A Manhattan wedding can be a private townhouse dinner, a grand hotel ballroom, a loft with the avenue below, or a ceremony high above the city. The collective's New York planners work across the island and know which rooms suit which kind of wedding.
From Jacey Loving's editorial design to Aresha Gill's luxury productions and Margaret Zinchenko's collected, heritage-informed rooms, Manhattan is where much of the New York collective plans. Tell us what you're imagining and we'll match you with the one who fits.
The island rewards a clear idea of scale. An intimate townhouse or a restaurant's private room suits forty to sixty guests and a dinner-party feeling; a hotel ballroom or a loft carries two hundred and the production that comes with it; museums, glasshouses and garden terraces sit somewhere in between, trading a blank canvas for built-in atmosphere.
Manhattan weddings also run on logistics guests never see: the service elevator at the hotel, the noise curfew at a downtown loft, a cocktail hour staged in one room while the ballroom is flipped, the car timing between a ceremony in one neighbourhood and a reception in another. A Manhattan planner's whole job is to make that machinery invisible on the day.
The collective
Planners for Manhattan
Jacey: A timeless, fashion-forward, full-service experience. Margaret: New York refined, with a touch of Ukrainian heritage. Aresha: A study in romance, grandeur, and modern luxury.
Venues we know
Questions about Manhattan
Which Manhattan neighbourhoods do your planners cover?
All of them, from downtown lofts to uptown ballrooms and the townhouses in between. The planners also handle the venues couples travel in for across the rest of New York.
Do you plan large Manhattan ballroom weddings?
Yes. Several planners in the collective specialise in larger, design-led productions, with the vendor relationships and logistics a two-hundred-guest Manhattan wedding needs.
What size of wedding suits a Manhattan venue?
It's the first question worth answering. Townhouses and private dining rooms are at their best up to around sixty guests; hotel ballrooms and lofts comfortably carry two hundred or more. Tell us your guest count and we'll match you with a planner who knows the rooms that fit it.
Can you plan a multi-venue Manhattan wedding?
Yes, and it's common in the city — a ceremony in one place, the reception in another. Your planner handles the transport, the timeline and the guest flow so the gap between the two feels seamless rather than stressful.
