Arrow Park Wedding Venue Details
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Sample Arrow Park Wedding Timeline
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If you’re dreaming of a European-inspired wedding venue without leaving New York, Arrow Park may be exactly what you’re looking for. At the end of a half-mile driveway lined with oak trees, you’ll find a gorgeous historic mansion surrounded by gardens, wooded grounds, and Arrow Lake. It feels romantic and completely tucked away. Natalie and Jared’s real wedding, featured throughout this guide, shows just how much beauty and variety this private estate offers.
If you’re considering an Arrow Park wedding, I’m sharing everything you’ll want to know before booking. We’ll cover the ceremony and reception spaces, capacity, accommodations, Arrow Park wedding cost, the best places for photos, planning tips, and frequently asked questions. Keep reading to see what a full wedding day here can truly look and feel like!
A special thank you to the Arrow Park team for collaborating with us and helping ensure the venue details shared throughout this guide are current and accurate as of August 2026!



Website: arrowparkny.com
Instagram: @arrowpark
Phone: (845) 783-2044
Email: info@arrowparkny.com
Location: 1061 Orange Turnpike, Monroe, NY 10950
Directions: Arrow Park Directions | Property Map
Venue style: Historic private estate with indoor and outdoor wedding spaces.
Property: 85 wooded acres beside Sterling Forest.
Capacity: Up to 200 guests, depending on the space. Arrow Park recommends approximately 150 to 175 guests for the best flow and experience. Off-season guest count: Arrow Park recommends weddings of 50 guests or fewer during off-season months.
On-site accommodations: 12 On-site rooms and suites that sleep up to 28, plus two off-site cottages that each sleep up to eight guests.
Arrow Park is a private Hudson Valley estate with a historic mansion, gardens, a lake and beach area, wooded trails, and a separate Banquet Hall. Couples can use several areas of the property during their Arrow Park wedding. This creates an easy flow from getting ready and the ceremony to portraits, cocktail hour, and the reception.

The starting cost for an Arrow Park wedding ranges from $12,500 to $30,000, depending on the season and day of the week. These venue fees do not include catering, bar service, outside vendors, taxes, or the 23% service fee.
| Wedding Date | Peak Season | In Season | Off-Peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | $27,500 | $25,000 | $17,500 |
| Saturday | $30,000 | $27,500 | $20,000 |
| Sunday | $25,000 | $20,000 | $15,000 |
| Monday–Thursday | $20,000 | $17,500 | $12,500 |
Peak season: May, June, September, and October
In season: April, July, August, and November
Off-peak: December through March for weddings with 50 guests or fewer
Friday and Saturday pricing includes the required $5,000 overnight rental of the mansion’s 12 guest rooms, which can sleep up to 28 people.
Arrow Park’s Exclusively Yours package includes private use of the estate for one wedding, access to multiple indoor and outdoor spaces, and an eight-hour event with a ceremony, cocktail hour, reception, and afterparty.
The package also includes:
For a peak-season Saturday, the package price is $30,000. After the 23% service fee, New York sales tax, and lodging occupancy tax are added, the venue and overnight stay come to approximately $38,905.
This total is before catering, bar service, photography, florals, entertainment, and other wedding vendors are added.
Pricing note: This pricing was provided directly by Arrow Park and reviewed in August 2026. Packages, rates, taxes, fees, and inclusions may change. Contact the venue for a personalized estimate based on your date and wedding plans.


Arrow Park does not provide its own catering, but the venue works with four recommended caterers who are already familiar with the property. As of August 2026, couples can choose from:
Couples can also hire a full-service caterer outside of this list for a $1,500 outside catering fee. The caterer must provide proof of insurance and bring everything needed for service, including waitstaff, plates, cutlery, and other dining supplies.
Food trucks are also welcome and don’t require the $1,500 fee as long as they provide proof of insurance and do not cook in or use Arrow Park’s kitchens. Couples may also choose an outside bakery for their wedding cake. All outside vendors must be self-sufficient and handle their own service supplies, cleanup, and trash removal.
Catering pricing note: These are ballpark estimates provided by Arrow Park. Final pricing may change based on your menu, entrée selections, add-ons, staffing, and other choices. Contact each caterer directly for current pricing, sample menus, and tasting information.



Arrow Park provides its own bar service, and outside alcohol is not permitted on the property. Each five-hour package includes one hour of cocktail hour service, four hours during the reception, bartenders, standard glassware, a ceremony water station, a champagne toast, house wine, setup, and cleanup.
Current bar package estimates include:
Arrow Park provides one bartender for every 50 guests. Weddings with 120 guests or more receive an additional satellite bar during cocktail hour. Weddings with 150 guests or more also receive one during the reception.
Couples can add extra bar hours, welcome champagne, upgraded wine selections, or a scotch package. A 20% gratuity and 8.125% New York sales tax are added to all bar packages.
Bar pricing note: These rates were provided by Arrow Park and may change. Contact the venue directly to confirm current package pricing, included selections, upgrade options, and additional fees.
Arrow Park’s two-hour afterparty includes a bonfire on the beach, a personal attendant, and beer and spiked seltzers for up to 50 guests. If the weather changes, the afterparty can move inside the mansion, where the fireplace will be lit.
The afterparty and rental of the mansion’s 12 overnight rooms are included in the Exclusively Yours package. Afterparties cannot take place on the property without renting the overnight rooms.

One of the best parts of planning an Arrow Park wedding is having so many different settings on the property to choose from. Couples can get ready inside the historic mansion, exchange vows beside the lake or surrounded by gardens, enjoy cocktail hour outdoors, and move into an indoor space for dinner and dancing.
Each area has its own atmosphere, giving couples plenty of flexibility when planning the flow of their day. Below, we’ll take a closer look at the ceremony and reception spaces available at the Arrow Park wedding venue, along with how they can be used and what they look like in real wedding photos.

The Mansion at Arrow Park is such a gorgeous part of the venue. It feels grand and like you’re in a different world, but still warm. The main floor includes several rooms that can be used for ceremonies, cocktail hour, dinner, or dancing, all with beautiful views of Arrow Lake and the surrounding forest.
During the warmer months, the terrace is a great spot for a smaller wedding or a relaxed cocktail hour with drinks and food. Upstairs, couples and their wedding party can get ready and stay overnight, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the property from the very beginning.
Mansion capacities:


The Mansion Courtyard can host an outdoor reception, cocktail hour, or ceremony close to the historic mansion. The Courtyard can accommodate up to 175 guests, although Arrow Park recommends approximately 150 for the most comfortable layout and flow.




The Ceremonial Garden is a romantic option for couples who want to exchange vows surrounded by trees and greenery. With space for up to 220 guests, it works well for both intimate and larger outdoor wedding ceremonies.



Couples can also plan a lakefront ceremony for up to 200 guests, exchange vows barefoot on the beach, or choose a more secluded ceremony among the trees. These settings give an Arrow Park wedding such a relaxed and personal feeling, while also creating beautiful variety for portraits throughout the day.




For couples planning a larger Arrow Park wedding, the Banquet Hall gives plenty of space for dinner, dancing, and celebrating with up to 200 guests. However, Arrow Park recommends keeping the guest count closer to 175 for the best experience. It sits beside the main garden, which makes for an easy transition from an outdoor ceremony or cocktail hour into the reception.
The Banquet Hall can also serve as an indoor backup when the weather changes. Having that option already on the property gives couples more peace of mind while still allowing them to plan for an outdoor wedding.
One of the best parts of an Arrow Park wedding is being able to stay and get ready right on the property. The mansion has 12 guest rooms and can sleep up to 28 people, giving the couple and their closest loved ones more time to settle in and enjoy the estate.
The second floor includes overnight rooms and larger spaces where the couple and wedding party can relax and get ready together. The third floor has three full suites with private bathrooms, although this level is not wheelchair accessible.
The mansion room rental is already included in Arrow Park’s wedding packages, along with the afterparty. Both are required for Friday and Saturday wedding dates.





The Cottages at Arrow Park are located across from Arrow Park’s main entrance. Each cottage has four bedrooms with double beds and can sleep up to eight guests, providing space for up to 16 people between them.
The cottages have a simple, nostalgic Catskills feel and include everything guests need for a comfortable overnight stay. Each has a bathroom, sitting area, microwave, coffee maker, compact refrigerator, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. During the warmer months, Adirondack chairs and picnic tables create a peaceful place to relax outside.
Arrow Park follows an exclusive-use policy during weddings and private events, so the cottages are only available to people attending that celebration. Ask the venue whether cottage accommodations are included in your package or reserved separately.
One of my favorite things about photographing an Arrow Park wedding is how many different settings are available without ever leaving the property. From the historic mansion to the lakefront and wooded grounds, couples can create a gallery that feels varied while still staying relaxed and present throughout the day.
The mansion exterior and courtyard are perfect for portraits that show off the character of the venue. The architecture adds a classic estate feel, while the surrounding greenery keeps the photos warm and natural.



The tree-lined driveway is one of the most beautiful places for Arrow Park wedding photos. It creates such a romantic, tucked-away feeling and gives couples plenty of room for walking portraits, wide shots, and quiet moments together surrounded by greenery.

The garden is a gorgeous spot for portraits surrounded by trees, landscaping, and seasonal color! It also works well for wedding party and family photos after an outdoor ceremony.

The lakefront is such a romantic area of the property, especially later in the day when the light begins to soften. Couples can use the water, beach, and open views for peaceful portraits that feel a little different from the rest of the estate.


The forest and walking paths offer a quieter setting for couples who want photos surrounded by nature. These areas are especially lovely for candid walking photos and a few private moments together away from the celebration.
The mansion also gives couples indoor options for portraits when the weather changes or when they want something more intimate. The windows, historic rooms, and architectural details add variety while keeping the photos connected to the Arrow Park wedding venue.


Natalie and Jared wanted their Arrow Park wedding day to feel relaxed, and their 10-hour photography timeline gave them plenty of space to enjoy it. It was perfect for a peaceful, nature-filled venue like this one. They could take their time getting ready, be present with their closest people, and still fit in portraits without the day feeling rushed.
Every wedding will flow a little differently, but this timeline is a great example of how 10 hours of coverage can leave room for beautiful photos and real moments throughout the day. For more help creating your own schedule, read ‘A Wedding Timeline Example That Leaves Room for Real Moments‘.
1:00–2:00 p.m.
Photography coverage begins. I photographed the bride’s details, including her dress, shoes, rings, jewelry, veil, invitation, flowers, perfume, and vow book. My second photographer captured the venue and groom’s details.
2:00–3:00 p.m.
Candid getting-ready photos and final touches for both wedding parties. Hair and makeup were scheduled to be finished by 2:45 p.m.
3:00–3:30 p.m.
Solo portraits of the groom.
3:00–3:15 p.m.
The mother of the bride got dressed.
3:15–3:45 p.m.
The bride’s mother helped her into her dress and veil.
3:45–4:15 p.m.
Solo bridal portraits around the property.
5:00–5:30 p.m.
Ceremony details and decorations were photographed before guests arrived.
5:30–6:00 p.m.
Wedding ceremony.
6:00–6:20 p.m.
Family portraits.
6:00–7:00 p.m.
Cocktail hour for guests.
6:20–6:40 p.m.
Couple portraits around Arrow Park.
6:40–6:50 p.m.
Reception room and decor photos before guests entered.
7:00–11:00 p.m.
Reception, including entrances, dances, speeches, dinner, and an open dance floor.
Around 8:00 p.m.
A quick ten-minute break for sunset portraits.
Every wedding day will look a little different, but this is a great example of how an Arrow Park timeline can leave room for beautiful photos while still feeling calm and enjoyable!

Arrow Park has a full indoor plan in place if the weather changes. Ceremonies can move into the Great Room of the mansion, and the main floor is then transformed for cocktail hour. Receptions take place inside the Pavilion, while afterparties can also move into the mansion.
Some couples choose to arrange a tent as an additional rain option. However, Arrow Park does not provide the tent or cover the rental cost, so this would need to be coordinated separately.

Arrow Park is a beautiful estate with gardens, wooded areas, stone and wooden walkways, and plenty of outdoor space to explore. With that said, some surfaces are uneven and the main ceremony garden is on grass. Guests should plan for comfortable shoes or wider heels will make it much easier to navigate on these surfaces.
Couples should share parking, shuttle, and lodging details with guests before the wedding. Because of the historic design of the mansion, it is not wheelchair accessible. Couples with guests who have mobility needs should speak with Arrow Park about the spaces included in their plans and what accommodations may be available.

After photographing a full wedding day at Arrow Park, there were so many little things I noticed that couples may not find on the venue’s website. From my favorite places for photos to planning enough time to enjoy the property, here are a few tips based on my own experience photographing a wedding here!
I love the architecture in The Mansion. It’s beautiful and when you get there, it’s like you’ve arrived in another country.
I LOVE the bridal suite and the room where the groom gets ready. The natural light that we can get through the windows is amazing. I also love the garden. During sunset photos, you can get the venue in the background with the beautiful sunset.
Honestly, you can take photos around the property any time! There are so many beautiful spots around the property that we can find and it has perfect lighting all the time.
Yes, if they really want a good amount of photos inside the venue and outside, they should consider having time for that in the timeline. The property is big and has so many places to take photos, but we need to have the time for it.
Literally, any kind of couple that wants a very Tuscan, romantic, Italian-inspired wedding!

Some outdoor spaces can accommodate up to 220 guests, while the Banquet Hall holds up to 180. Capacity will depend on your chosen space and layout.
Yes! Arrow Park has several indoor and outdoor spaces, so couples can host their full wedding day on the property.
Ceremonies can move into the mansion’s Great Room, followed by cocktail hour throughout the main level. Receptions and afterparties also have indoor options.
Yes. Overnight accommodations are available inside the mansion and in the Hudson and Sterling cottages.
Yes. Arrow Park charges a $1,500 outside catering fee, and the caterer must provide insurance, service staff, dining supplies, cleanup, and trash removal.
The historic mansion is not wheelchair accessible. Contact Arrow Park to discuss the needs of your guests and the spaces included in your wedding plans.
Yes. Arrow Park provides on-site parking for up to 200 guests and two golf carts with drivers to assist with transportation during the event.
A two-hour afterparty is included with Arrow Park’s wedding package and overnight room rental. It usually takes place around a beach bonfire, with the mansion available as a rain backup.



“Sarai is amazing!!!! She did our wedding and engagement photos and they are beyond beautiful! We are so incredibly happy with how everything turned out! Sarai is a sweetheart and so good at what she does! Perfect!!!”

Hi, I’m Sarai! I’m a New York and New Jersey wedding photographer who loves documenting days in a way that feels natural, emotional, and true to you. My style is true-to-color with a documentary approach, so I focus on the real moments happening throughout the day while still creating beautiful portraits that feel like you.
Arrow Park is such a special place to photograph because every part of the property feels different. You get the historic mansion, lakefront, gardens, and wooded grounds, there are so many opportunities for photos without taking you away from your guests for too long.
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Tux: Suit Supply
Cake/Dessert: Paris Baguette / Dolce&Gelato
Mozzarella Caterer: Vinny Mozzarella
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