Best Wedding Venues in NYC, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut & Rhode Island


Over the years, Fairytale Studio has filmed weddings at some of the most beautiful venues across the Northeast. These locations not only look incredible in person, but also translate beautifully on film thanks to their light, architecture, and atmosphere.

Below are some standout venues I’ve personally filmed, with real wedding films you can watch from each location.


NYC Wedding Venues


Box House Hotel – Brooklyn, NY

A modern industrial venue with exposed brick, rooftop views, and incredible natural light that creates a stylish, cinematic feel. And those cinematic sunset with Manhattan skyline! Wow!

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioCorinn & Ryan

The Foundry – Long Island City, NY

One of NYC’s most iconic wedding venues, featuring dramatic architecture, courtyards, and film-perfect textures throughout.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioCorinne & Diggory

99 Scott – Brooklyn, NY

A bold, contemporary space with clean lines and creative lighting, perfect for modern, high-energy wedding films.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioZoë & Danny


Upstate NY Wedding Venues

Gilbertsville Farmhouse – Gilbertsville, NY

A rustic luxury venue with rolling hills, barns, and golden hour light that feels straight out of a movie.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioSydney & Ben

Owls Hoot Barn – Coxsackie, NY

A charming countryside barn with open fields and warm natural light, ideal for relaxed, romantic storytelling.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioAshley & Tim


NJ Wedding Venues

Ashford Estate – Allentown, NJ

A fairytale-style estate with gardens, lakes, and dramatic interiors that feel truly cinematic.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioGabriella & Peter

The Ryland Inn – Whitehouse Station, NJ

A refined historic venue with elegant spaces and beautiful grounds that work perfectly for timeless wedding films.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioTaylor & Robert

CT Wedding Venues

The Barns at Wesleyan Hills – Middletown, CT

A rustic barn venue with incredible wood design, and beautiful outdoor ceremony spaces.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioSara & Alex

Wadsworth Mansion – Middletown, CT

One of Connecticut’s most iconic venues, offering historic architecture and stunning scenic views.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioDanielle & Javier

Gwyn Careg Inn – Pomfret, CT

A hidden gem with old-world charm, lush gardens, and a cozy, romantic atmosphere.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioKaitlyn & Mark

Saltwater Farm Vineyard – Stonington, CT

A coastal vineyard with ocean views and beautiful open spaces that create breathtaking sunset footage.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioJessica & Kevin

Lord Thompson Manor – Thompson, CT

A luxury countryside estate with rolling lawns, elegant interiors, and a true destination wedding feel.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioEmily & Jim


RI Wedding Venues

The Chanler at Cliff Walk – Newport, RI

An ultra-luxury oceanfront venue with dramatic views and some of the most cinematic scenery in New England.

Watch a real wedding filmed here by Fairytale StudioTracey & Bennet

Why Venue Matters for Your Wedding Film

Choosing the right wedding venue has a huge impact on both your photos and your video. The space you get married in sets the entire visual tone of your day — from lighting and backgrounds to how cinematic and emotional your final film will feel.

Venues with natural light, open spaces, and interesting architecture allow for more creative camera movement and stronger storytelling. Outdoor ceremony locations, large windows, and thoughtfully designed interiors all translate into more dynamic visuals and a more polished wedding film.

The right venue doesn’t just look beautiful in person — it enhances every moment that’s captured, making your wedding feel even more timeless when you watch it back.