Westbury Manor is a wedding venue located in Westbury, New York on Long Island. The venue provides both indoor and outdoor options where couples can host their special days. With meticulously landscaped grounds and a reputation for excellent service, the venue offers an elegant atmosphere for long-lasting memories.   The most stunning part of Westbury Manor is its five acres of gardens. The bridges, waterfalls, and gazebos provide a beautiful setting for photo opportunities. Ceremonies can be held among the gardens followed by cocktail hours under the sun. Receptions can then be held in the Gold Coast Ballroom. This interior boasts shimmering gold details and an elegant design that can be adorned with personalized decor for an unforgettable ambience. When celebrating here, couples can share their big days with up to 300 guests. This venue's event team strives to create experiences that are as smooth and stress-free as possible. Their wedding planning app allows couples to stay on budget and organize all of their vendors. On the big day, their detail-oriented staff will be there to provide set-up and clean-up services. Couples will have the option to work with outside vendors, but also be given the convenience of the venue's highly-trained in-house catering and bar staff. Most importantly, the venue maintains a one-event-per-day policy so that each couple deserves the undivided attention they deserve.   Wedding guests will love the made-to-order dinners from the catering staff created with fresh, nourishing ingredients. The chefs at this venue believe in serving only the best for their guests. Whether selecting a plated, buffet, or family-style menu, the culinary team will provide an experience that meets your personal taste. Butler-passed hors d'oeuvres along with a variety of international buffet options can be provided for cocktail hours. To conclude meals, a wedding cake, an additional dessert selection, or their specialty coffee and cordial station can be prepared. The Manor was built by George P. Titus in the early 1880s. In 1945, The Manor was purchased by August Sandee and turned into a restaurant known as The Westbury Manor. In the early 1960s, Carl Hopple purchased The Manor and added more space to accommodate large wedding parties. In 1982, The Manor was purchased by the Scotto Family who are the owners to the present day. When celebrating here, couples will become part of the venue’s rich history.