The Royalton Mansion is a vintage wedding venue located in Roslyn Heights, New York. The venue is one where old-world elegance meets and mixes with a tradition of excellence in catering. From ground to roof, The Royalton Mansion is the height of sophistication and elegance. Its vintage aesthetic and exquisite attention to detail has allowed for millions of memories to be created.

Facilities and Capacity
The 20th century-colonial mansion has had a long history of welcoming its guests with grace. Each space provides vintage charm and a taste of the past. The home sits on 10 acres of wooded arbor and is surrounded by tranquil English gardens. As you step into the home, the grand foyer will be the first thing you see. Its large mahogany doors are breathtaking and its marble floors are classic. Step inside to the mansions main event, its elegant estate room. The room has recently been upgraded and features a crystal chandelier. Handcrafted work is featured in the molding and marble white fireplaces. The space will accommodate up to 275 of your friends and family. For a more intimate location, surround yourself with the mahogany library and conservatory. You and your guests will relax amongst its plush couches and armchairs.

Services Offered
The bridal suite at The Royalton Mansion is unlike any other. Couples can use the original master bedroom in the house. It features a four-poster bed, gas burning fireplace, and luxurious master bathroom. Their event planning team is truly dedicated to any event you wish to throw. Whether that is your engagement party, bridal shower, or main wedding event, the staff will help you bring your wedding day to life. The Royalton Mansion also provides plenty of event rentals on site for your use, like:

• White chairs
• China
• Flatware
• Linens
• Glassware

Cuisine
Your food for the reception is under the command of executive chef Michael Rutigliano. He is a classically trained chef using cutting-edge techniques in every meal. Each menu is different from the next, so no two events will taste the same.

History
In 1918, industrialist Edward Moore commissioned the estate house to be built. The architecture firm Cross and Cross proceeded. It was later transformed into the country club it is today in the early 1950s.