Wedding films across the Hudson Valley and Catskills

Kingston is home, which puts most of these venues within an hour. Explore local settings and get in touch to talk through your wedding plans.

A private Hudson Valley estate with a historic mansion, gardens, wooded grounds and Arrow Lake.

A Hudson River estate in Milton with gardens and indoor and outdoor spaces for a wedding celebration.

A historic hotel at West Point overlooking the Hudson River.

A wedding venue in historic downtown Troy, with ballroom and rooftop spaces.

Hudson Highlands views over the river, on 300 acres with a golf course.

European-style gardens, a 1940s barn and a pond on 58 acres.

A vineyard and farm above the Hudson with an 1800s barn. Four of my films are from here.

A working winery on the Wallkill River with a courtyard, brick buildings and waterfall views.

A hundred riverfront acres, thirty cabins and a mansion for the weekend. Five minutes from home.

A 1921 garage in uptown Kingston: brick walls, string lights and a farm-to-table kitchen.

A 1930s Adirondack-style house with a deck hung over the Esopus Valley.

An eighteenth-century stone estate with rooms on the grounds.

Auberge's farm resort under the Shawangunk Ridge.

Two hundred acres with an event barn, cabins and a restaurant.

A Catskills retreat built for small weekend weddings.

Buttermilk Falls InnMilton

A riverside inn and spa with rooms for fifty guests.

Diamond MillsSaugerties

A hotel on the falls of the Esopus, fifteen minutes north.

Gather GreeneCoxsackie

Cabins in the woods, forty minutes up the river.

Getting married somewhere else?

These are the venues couples ask about most, not a limit. Farms, backyards, city rooftops and the far side of the Catskills all count.