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Crossed Keys Estate

Crossed Keys Estate

From
$36,000 per day
Including in-house catering (Thursday); up to $76,000 on a peak Saturday
Capacity
275 guests
Season
February to December

Crossed Keys Estate is a family-run property of more than twenty acres in Andover, New Jersey, about an hour from Manhattan. It hosts one wedding at a time, with garden ceremonies, a glass conservatory and a farmhouse reception. The venue can accommodate up to 275 guests for your wedding celebration.

The story

One wedding at a time on a New Jersey estate

Crossed Keys Estate sits on Pequest Road in Andover, in the hills of northwest New Jersey, roughly an hour from Manhattan. The property covers more than twenty acres of meadows, formal gardens and woodland paths, with mature trees that have stood for about two centuries. The farmhouse at its centre is family-owned and operated, and the estate takes a single wedding at a time.

A day typically moves through the grounds. Ceremonies are held in the gardens, cocktails take place in the glass-enclosed Conservatory, and the reception is in the Farmhouse. Two getting-ready suites, the Playhouse and the Pequest Parlor, mean the couple and their families can prepare on site. Catering is prepared in house by a team with more than thirty years of experience, and florals are designed by the sister company, Crossed Keys Designs.

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The details

Everything your planner asks first.

Pricing & packages

Price from
$36,000 per day, including in-house catering (Thursday); up to $76,000 on a peak Saturday

Capacity & stay

Capacity
Up to 275 guests
Accommodation
Crossed Keys Inn, 1.5 miles from the estate (11 guest rooms); additional hotels in the surrounding area

Location & experiences

Region
New Jersey, United States
Nearest airport
EWR · Newark
Best season
February to December

Planning & policies

Exclusive use
One wedding per day
Catering
In-house catering only; outside caterers not permitted. Kosher and cultural menus available by arrangement.
Music & curfew
midnight
Planner
Venue coordinator included; handles menu selection, day-of timeline, and vendor coordination
Wet-weather plan
Ceremony moves indoors to The Farmhouse, facing floor-to-ceiling windows
Location
289 Pequest Rd, Andover, NJ — approximately 1 hour from Manhattan
Available days
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Wedding season
February to December
Curfew
12 midnight (extended after-party options available)
Exclusive use
One wedding per day
Phone
973-786-6661
Frequently asked

Good to know.

How many guests can Crossed Keys Estate accommodate?

The estate can comfortably host up to 275 wedding guests.

Does the venue have a wet-weather plan?

Yes. If the weather turns, ceremonies move seamlessly indoors to The Farmhouse, which faces floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the grounds.

Can we bring our own caterer?

Crossed Keys Estate uses in-house catering exclusively, developed over thirty-plus years. Kosher and cultural wedding menus are available by prior arrangement.

Is accommodation available nearby?

Crossed Keys Inn is just 1.5 miles down the road with eleven guest rooms, and additional hotels are available in the surrounding area.

Which days are available and what is the wedding season?

Weddings are held Thursday through Sunday, from February to December. The venue hosts one wedding per day.

What is the required end time for events?

Weddings have a required end time of 12 midnight. Extended reception time and casual after-party options are available.

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