The Pierre is a Taj hotel on Fifth Avenue facing Central Park, with six event rooms totalling about 20,000 square feet, from the 8,500 square foot Grand Ballroom to the Cotillion Room, where ceremony, cocktails and dinner each get their own space. The venue can accommodate up to 450 guests for your wedding celebration.
The Pierre sits on Fifth Avenue at the edge of Central Park, and its wedding spaces are arranged so that a day can move from room to room without leaving the building. The hotel has six public rooms totalling around 20,000 square feet, with a private entrance, trompe l'oeil murals and park views, and the Grand Ballroom was renovated in 2007.
A typical flow starts with the ceremony in the Cotillion Room, reached from the Rotunda, then cocktails in the Garden Foyer and dinner in the Grand Ballroom. The Grand Ballroom is about 8,500 square feet and seats up to 450; the Cotillion Room, at 4,050 square feet, takes 350, and the smaller Wedgwood Room 200. Weddings here usually run to between 200 and 500 guests, and couples are advised to plan 12 to 14 months ahead.
Enquire about The Pierre →What's included18,000 sq. ft. of event space; award-winning in-house catering; personalised menu tasting before the wedding day; on-staff event planners; room blocks available
The Pierre offers the Cotillion Room (with Central Park views, ideal for ceremonies), the Garden Foyer (for cocktail receptions), and the iconic Grand Ballroom for dinner and dancing. The hotel has 18,000 square feet of event space in total.
Yes. The Pierre's award-winning culinary team designs bespoke menus for each wedding, with a personalised tasting arranged before the big day.
The Pierre works with Ron Ben-Israel for couture wedding cakes and Konstantino's Floral Decorators for floral design.
Yes. Room blocks are available for out-of-town guests, and the hotel's team can assist with accommodation arrangements as part of the wedding planning process.
Contact the team at (212) 838-8000 or email thepierre.ny@tajhotels.com to arrange an initial consultation.
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