Wedding Day Blueprint

We could publish a placeholder page — but that’s not how we work.

Instead of filling this space with generic copy, we’re building this page the right way — by learning from the people who’ve actually worked and celebrated at Glen Cove Marina.

Couples, photographers, planners, and industry professionals contribute real insight, which we curate into a thoughtful, editorial guide. No marketing fluff. No outdated information. Just experience, refined through collaboration.

Glen Cove Marina

Deserves more than a highlight reel…

This page is being developed as part of the IDV Wedding Day Blueprint series — a clear, experience-based guide designed to help couples understand how a wedding actually works on this property.

Why It’s Not Live Yet

We don’t publish pages until they’re genuinely useful. That means no vague language, no inflated capacities, and no guessing. We build these pages using real-world insight from couples and industry professionals who’ve worked here:

When Complete This Page Will Cover

• How the wedding day typically flows on the property
• Ceremony, cocktail, dinner, and dancing locations & why they work
• Ideal guest counts (not max capacity theater math)
• Catering and alcohol policies (no guesswork)
• Insider notes from planners, photographers, and couples who’ve worked here

A practical wedding venue guide — created with real experience, not marketing copy.

If you’ve experienced a wedding at Glen Cove Marina, we’d love your input.

Photographers

• Have you photographed weddings here?
• Best ceremony angles
• Lighting realities
• Timing tips couples should know

→ Contribute Photographer Notes

Brides & Couples

• Have you been married here?
• What surprised you?
• What worked better than expected?
• What would you do differently?

→ Share Your Experience

Planners & Industry Professionals

• Have you planned or worked weddings here?
• Ideal guest counts (not max capacity math)
• Flow-friendly layouts
• Common planning challenges to anticipate

→ Add Professional Insight