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About halls & venues
Simcha halls range from a shul's downstairs hall that seats eighty for a kiddush to ballrooms that hold a thousand for a chasunah. Many larger halls work with one caterer only, so ask that first. For a bris or kiddush, ask whether the hall has a kitchen you can use and whether you need to bring your own waiters.
What to ask
- Seated capacity and room for a kabbalas panim
- In-house caterer or bring your own
- Mechitza setup
- Parking
- What's included (tables, chairs, linens)
- Deposit and cancellation
Questions
- How far ahead do I need to book a hall?
- For a chasunah, as soon as the date is set; popular halls in Lakewood, Boro Park, and Monsey fill months out. A bris or kiddush can usually be booked the same week.
- Do halls come with a caterer?
- Many larger halls work only with their in-house caterer or a short approved list. Smaller shul halls usually let you bring your own.
- What does a hall cost?
- It depends on the hall and the night. Call the hall directly for current pricing; the phone number is on the listing.