The Asbury 210 Fifth Avenue • Asbury Park • NJ 07712


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Why You'll Love This Place

A Here Comes The Guide Wedding Venue Review
  • This jewel of the Jersey Shore—a historic hotel that’s been artfully shifted into the present—has all the modern luxuries required for dreamy stays and stellar events…and its unique, whimsical styling, with Scandavian flare and nods to the Asbury Park’s rock n’ roll roots, makes for incredible photo backdrops. 
  • The gathering places are as fun and varied as the hotel itself, like the colorful, indoor/outdoor Asbury Hall & Terrace, and Baronet, a rooftop spot offering a panoramic sight of the Atlantic and the bustling town below. Blanketed with an artificial lawn, it also boasts a movie theater-sized projection screen. 
  • You’ll fall in love with their fabulous guest suites. Perfect for a romantic honeymoon night or a day of prepping with your faves, they boast spacious communal areas with fun, eclectic design and lots of natural light for your makeup and pics.

DEALS: What discounts, special offers, or packages are available here?

Discount on package pricing! Book a Thursday or Sunday wedding with a wine & beer package for $160/person!

Please contact the venue for more details.

PRICES: What's this going to cost?

Rental Fee
  • $1,000–10,000/event
  • Rental fee varies depending on:
    • Space reserved
  • Asbury Hotel | $1,000–3,500
    Asbury Lanes | $5,000–10,000

Ceremony Fee
  • $1,000–2,000/event
Package Prices
  • $190/person and up
  • Package prices vary depending on:
    • Meal & alcohol packages selected

  • Packages can include:

    • Event space
    • Buffet dinner, family-style dinner, plated dinner, or cocktail-style reception
    • 5-hour Classic, Premium, or Top Shelf Open Bar Package
    • Two signature cocktails
    • Coordination of overnight accommodations for guests
    • 10-room block at a discounted rate
    • Standard King Room the night before & the night of the wedding (ability to upgrade available)
    • Reception tables, chairs, and linens
Additional Info
  • Add-ons available for Asbury Lanes: 
    Platform to cover the lanes | $6,500
    Valet parking | $5,000
    Diner closure | $5,000 + approval from ownership
    Furniture rentals | varied

COUPLES ARE ASKING: We've got answers

What's included when we book The Asbury, and what will we still need to pay for separately?

At The Asbury in Asbury Park, wedding packages start at $190 per person and bundle the basics with a hotel stay. Packages can include your event space, a buffet, family-style, plated or cocktail-style dinner, a 5-hour Classic, Premium or Top Shelf open bar, two signature cocktails, reception tables, chairs and linens, and a Standard King Room for the night before and the night of the wedding. The hotel also coordinates guest rooms, with a 10-room block at a discounted rate. There's no on-site wedding planner, so budget for your own planner or at least a day-of coordinator, plus a $1,000–2,000 ceremony fee.

Can we have both our ceremony and reception at The Asbury, or will guests need to travel between them?

Yes, The Asbury hosts both on site, including rooftop vows with ocean views on Baronet, the rooftop lawn with a 20-foot projection screen. Other spaces include Asbury Hall & Terrace, a light-filled indoor and outdoor space, the Salvation rooftop lounge, and Asbury Lanes, the hotel's bowling alley one block from the beach, which holds up to 300 guests. Ceremony fees run $1,000–2,000. Outdoor spaces like Baronet and Salvation are weather permitting.

If we already have vendors we love, can we bring them to The Asbury or do we have to use yours?

Catering at The Asbury is on-property, and outside caterers aren't permitted unless they're needed for religious or cultural reasons. Alcohol is served in-house through the hotel's Classic, Premium or Top Shelf open bar packages. The hotel doesn't have on-site wedding planners, so it recommends you hire a planner or at least a day-of coordinator, and its team will work alongside yours. Menus are customizable, and the kitchen can handle food allergies if you share them while planning.

What should we realistically expect to spend on a wedding at The Asbury, and is there a minimum?

At The Asbury in Asbury Park, wedding packages start at $190 per person, and your meal style and bar level set the final rate. Room rental runs $1,000–3,500 for spaces at the hotel, while Asbury Lanes runs $5,000–10,000. Ceremony fees are $1,000–2,000. If you choose Asbury Lanes, budget for extras like a $6,500 platform to cover the lanes, $5,000 for valet parking and $5,000 to close the diner, which also needs ownership approval. Packages include a 5-hour open bar, two signature cocktails, tables, chairs and linens, a 10-room discounted block and a king room for two nights.

Where would our out-of-town guests stay near The Asbury, and can you help with a room block?

Your guests can stay right at The Asbury, and the hotel sets up a room block for your wedding. Packages include a 10-room block at a discounted rate and a Standard King Room for the two of you the night before and the night of the wedding, with upgrades available. For getting ready, the Panoramic Suites and Park Suites have big windows and room for your wedding party. Check-in is 4pm and check-out is 11am, and up to two dogs per room are welcome for a one-time $100 fee. Valet parking is $55 per car per night May 15–October 15 and $40 the rest of the year.

What makes The Asbury different from the other venues near it?

The Asbury is a historic Jersey Shore hotel with rooftop ceremonies, ocean views and rooms for your guests, all in one place. You can say your vows on Baronet, the rooftop lawn with a 20-foot projection screen, then celebrate in spaces with nods to Asbury Park's rock and roll roots, including Asbury Lanes, a bowling alley with a diner that holds up to 300 guests. The hotel welcomes outside caterers for religious or cultural reasons, hosts rehearsal dinners in The Hall or on the Terrace, and offers a post-wedding brunch with mimosas.

GUEST COUNT: How many people can we have here? What’s the max capacity?

Indoors Outdoors
Ceremony Seated 300 175
Cocktails, etc. Standing 300 300
Reception Seated 300 175
Meetings Total meeting capacity for this venue is 700.

Venue Info & FAQs

OPTIONS: What kinds of events can we have here?

  • All-Inclusive
  • Outdoor Ceremony
  • Ceremony
  • Wedding Receptions
  • Outdoor Reception
  • LGBTQ+ Friendly
  • Small Wedding
  • Rehearsal Dinner
  • Special Events / Parties
  • Business Functions / Meetings

POLICIES: What are the food, alcohol, music, and other rules here?

Price

$ • $$ • $$$

Catering

In-house
Preferred list

Alcohol

In-house

Amplified Music

Indoors
Outdoors
Some restrictions

Wheelchair Access

Wheelchair accessible

Availability

Year-round, daily. The Salvation Rooftop Lounge is available May–October, weather permitting.

STYLE: What’s the style and overall vibe of this venue?

Buildings & other settings available:

  • Patio / Deck / Terrace
  • Penthouse / Rooftop
  • Unique
  • Historic / Landmark Building
  • Hotel
  • Restaurant

VIEWS: What kind of views does this place have?

Peep the views you’ll enjoy from this venue!

  • Cityscape
  • Landscaped Grounds
  • Ocean / Bay
  • Panoramic
  • Park
  • Pool Area

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