Celebrate Your Grand Wedding at Hutton – Where Luxury Meets Tradition
Your wedding isn’t just an event—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of love, family, and tradition. At Hutton Brickyards in Kingston NY, we bring your dream wedding to life with tradition grandeur, elegance, and seamless perfection.
With breathtaking venues that blend timeless charm with modern luxury, we provide the perfect backdrop for your multi-day festivities. From vibrant sangeets to sacred ceremonies and lavish receptions, every moment will be framed in beauty and opulence. Our expert team understands the intricacies of Indian weddings, ensuring every detail—from exquisite décor to working alongside world-class caterers of your choice —honoring your timeless traditions while exceeding your expectations.
Let Hutton Brickyards be the grand stage for your unforgettable celebration, where stunning attire, mesmerizing music, and indulgent feasts come together in a setting as spectacular as your love story.
Indian Wedding
Pre-Ceremonies
Before the ceremony and the celebration, Indian weddings usually have pre-ceremonies. This can include:
Sangeet: A vibrant and musical celebration where both families come together to sing, dance, and enjoy a feast, marking the beginning of the festivities.
Haldi: A paste of turmeric (haldi) is applied to the bride and groom's bodies, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and protection.
Mehendi: Applying henna to the hands and feet of the bride (and sometimes the groom), with intricate designs that symbolize love, good luck, and prosperity.
Tilak: The formalization of the alliance between the two families with a mark of auspiciousness placed on the foreheads of the bride and groom by elders.
Roka: The formal announcement of the couple's engagement, often involving the exchange of rings and gifts.
Ganesh Puja: A ritual performed to invoke the blessings of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, for a smooth and auspicious wedding
Baraat: The groom's grand procession to the bride's venue, a vibrant celebration of music, dance, and cultural richness
Varmala: The moment when the bride and groom meet before the wedding, and exchange a garland of flowers, symbolic of the acceptance of marriage
Indian Wedding Rituals and Practices
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BARAAT
During this festive parade, with loud music, the groom dramatically arrives on a white horse (or white Lamborghini in the case of one couple at Hutton Brickyards).
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KANYA AAGAMAN
The bride's arrival at the venue, where she is welcomed by the groom's family.
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VOWS UNDER THE MANDAP
Couples get married under a structure made of four posts known as a mandap. The four posts represent four elements: earth, wind, fire, and water.
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AGNI
The couple walks around a ritual fire. The number of steps varies depending on the culture.
Celebrations
With 100 acres of Hudson Valley riverfront splendor, tens of thousands of square feet in usable event space, and impeccable accommodations, Hutton Brickyards can help you plan multiple, memorable celebrations over many hours or days.
Celebration & Reception Spaces
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LIDGERWOOD PAVILION
Located on the Hudson riverbanks, Lidgerwood captures panoramic views of the water. It sits adjacent to the Lidgerwood crane, one of the Brickyards’ most iconic 19th century structures. A 27-foot bar is an indispensable resource for cocktail service. The industrial architecture provides a limitless canvas for spectacular weddings.
1,600 Standing
1,000 Theater
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HUTTON HALL
Fully enclosed and air-conditioned, Hutton Hall is a historic structure at the heart of Hutton Brickyards. Soaring ceilings lend a sense of industrial grandeur, while a surround of windows lets sunlight and moonlight into the space. Cathedral-like acoustics energize live music and entertainment.
300 Standing
300 Theater
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BUTLER PAVILION
The grandest of Hutton Brickyards’ covered pavilions, Butler Pavilion is a venue for epic gatherings. Its larger-than-life scale invites creativity: It may be designed with several activity zones in mind or serve as a single gathering place for receptions or entertainment.
4,000 Standing
3,500 Theater
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CEREMONY LAWNS
We offer multiple waterfront lawn spaces for spectacular ceremonies, cocktail gatherings and other moments of the wedding weekend. These spaces offer commanding views of the Hudson. After dark, the lawns come to life with outdoor fire pits for sipping champagne and stargazing.
Accommodations
Hutton Brickyards offers 30 guest cabins (right) and 12 Inn-style accommodations in historic Edgewood Mansion (left), plus 1 two-bedroom luxury cottage on our riverfront property.
Equipped with all the modern conveniences of a boutique hotel room, the cabins are firmly rooted in nature — offering guests an unparalleled sense of privacy and luxury, while our Edgewood Mansion rooms provide a more traditional boutique hotel experience steeped in history.
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EDGEWOOD
A stately hall built in 1873, Edgewood Mansion stands on a prominent stretch of Hudson River frontage. Inside, it features 12 guest rooms rendered in a palette of warm whites and French grays, while original 19th-century details complement contemporary touches.
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THE COTTAGE
The Cottage is our most spacious accommodation and can sleep up to four guests. The downstairs bedroom features one King bed, and the upstairs loft features a Queen bed. The bathroom features a clawfoot soaking tub and a spacious shower. Additional amenities include a wet bar, dining area, living room, and a large courtyard perfect for outdoor entertaining.
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LUXURY CABINS
These modern cabins feature a floor-to-ceiling glass wall, a king bed, a seating area, and a generous bathroom with apothecary bath amenities. Sip coffee as the sun rises on your private deck, set the mood with vinyl records, and unwind within a luxury escape all your own.
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DRESSING ROOMS
We offer staging areas for wedding parties with all the amenities and finishes of a luxury greenroom. This includes privacy, excellent lighting, comfortable furniture and space to toast the big day.
Food & Drink
No Indian wedding is complete without a proper feast and toasts.
Popular main courses: Biryani, Butter Chicken, Curries, Tandoori dishes, Dal Makhani and Shahi Paneer.
Starters and snacks: Samosas, Chaat, Pani Puri, Aloo Tikki, breads (Naan, Roti, Paratha), and desserts like Gulab Jamun, Jalebi, Kheer and Gajar Ka Halwa.
To drink: Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, including mango lassi, nimbu pani (lemonade), mocktails, and sometimes beer, wine, and spirits depending on the wedding's traditions and venue.
YOUR DREAM WEDDING AWAITS
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