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Their impeccable, white-glove service begins the moment you arrive. Crystal Plaza hosts only one event at a time, ensuring that our dedicated team focuses singularly on you and your every need. From the elegant Grand Ballroom boasting numerous chandeliers (how the Crystal Plaza name came to be) to the lush gardens that change beautifully with the seasons, there are myriad backdrops to complement your wedding.
Crystal Plaza venue houses three separate kitchens for non-kosher, kosher and glatt kosher catering, and they offer a full range of services both on- and off-premises to further provide guests choices that suit their individual styles and beliefs. There’s no one-size-fits-all here.
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—This private mansion is one of the state's finest venues, with a gorgeous ballroom and historic architecture.
—Top-notch service.
—Lush outdoor gardens for ceremonies.
—Multi-million-dollar renovations during Covid, including a brand-new atrium ceremony space, bridal suite and the Vault, for the groomsmen.
—The food is out of this world!
—You're treated like family here by the Janoffs.