New York County is one of the most diverse and densely populated areas in the entire United States, and as such, it has numerous resources for any of your wedding planning needs.
New York County has all types of wedding venues available, whether you want an elegant affair in a hotel penthouse, an afternoon wedding in Central Park, or a civil ceremony in The City of New York's Manhattan Office, where you can also obtain your marriage license. As of June 24, 2011, New York County also issues marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
New York County is an original county in the state of New York and consists of several small islands, including Roosevelt Island, Ward's Island, Mill Rock, Liberty Island, part of Ellis Island, Governor's Island, Randall's Island, and Manhattan Island, which is one of the major commercial, cultural, and economic centers in the nation.
New York County is well-known in popular culture, as it has been used as a location for popular television shows such as Friends, I Love Lucy, and Seinfeld.
The county is a popular place for destination weddings, and it is home to numerous major tourist attractions including Times Square and the Metropolitan Opera, museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art, universities, and the United Nations Headquarters.
Regardless of what type of cuisine you enjoy, you will have no problem finding a wedding caterer to your taste in New York County, in which resides the neighborhoods of Little Italy, Chinatown, Koreatown, Washington Heights, and Harlem.
You can shop for couture bridal gowns in the trendy and upscale neighborhood of Soho, take advantage of the county's vibrant nightlife for your bachelorette party, spend a day looking at art in the neighborhood of Chelsea, relax with a cocktail and manicure at a "beauty bar," or go to a New York Knick's game at Madison Square Garden.
Regardless of your taste, we have full confidence that New York County has everything and more to help you plan the wedding of your dreams.
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