Couples need to apply for a Special Events permit if they have 20 or more people with the Manhattan Borough Office.
It takes 30 days to process your permit.
• No Balloons get caught up in trees and they are not good for the environment.
• Allow two small folding chairs and folding card table. The public must be able to have access to the park.
• Absolutely any vehicles on Park land. Petty cabs are allowed to drop off at Cherry Hill Only
• No amplified sound
• No Staking in the ground – cost effective.... to fix all the holes from the staking. • No Alcohol –
• Clean up – The Park should be in the same condition before the event.Suggested Locations for Weddings in Central Park
LOCATIONS
Cop Cot (Gazebo, 10-30 ppl.) – 60th Street, close to CPS – center of park)
Ladies Pavilion (Gazebo, 10 – 20 ppl.) – 72nd & West Drive
Wagner Cove (Gazebo, 10 – 20 ppl.) – 72nd, west of Cherry Hill at the edge of lake
Cherry Hill (100 ppl.) – off of 72nd Street Tranverse, a little east of West Drive
Harlem Meer (100 ppl.) – 110th Street & Adam Clayton Powell
Shakespeare Garden (10 – 20 ppl.) – Quiet zone, no music – 79th & West Drive
Bethesda Terrace / Bethesda Fountain – (25 ppl) - off of 72nd Street Tranverse; center of Park Cedar Hill (50 ppl.) – 77th & 79th Eastside of park
Great Hill (100 ppl.) – W. 103rd
Gapstow Bridge – (10 ppl) 59th Street Pond, off of CPW & 5th Avenue
Belvedere Plaza (20 ppl)
Bow Bridge (15 ppl)
The Pool – Between West 101st & 102nd street - North Lawn of pool (10-15ppl)
South Lawn of Pool ( 20-25ppl)
Swedish Cottage
Central Park Modle Yacht Club (20 ppl)
The Conservatory Garden Reservations and Additional Fees Apply(No alcohol, set-up, tables, chairs, amplified sound, soliciting, staking to the ground, no vehicles).
*Areas Never to Permit:
Sheep’s Meadow Great Lawn (only ballfield permits are given out)
Playgrounds (permit lawn outside of playground only)
East Green Belvedere Castle
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Shubert Alley is between West 45 and West 46th Street is a narrow 300-foot (91 m) long pedestrian alley at the heart of the Broadway Theatre District in New York City. The alley has been considered the geographical center of "Broadway" It links West 44th street to West 45 Street It contains approximately 6,400 square feet (590 m2) of public space.
Horse-Drawn Carriages are a wonderful way to experience your Wedding. They can be found all year round lined up along Central Park South between 5th and 6th Avenues. 
With its grassy banks, weeping willows and rushing waterfall, the Pool is one of the most charming spots in the Park.
Rising from Bethesda Terrace is Bethesda Fountain, with the famous Angel of the Waters statue atop. The statue references the Gospel of John, which describes an angel blessing the Pool of Bethesda and giving it healing powers. The angel carries a lily in her left hand -- a symbol of the water's purity, 
With its gray slate roof and charming cast-iron details, Ladies Pavilion is an important example of 19th century American decorative arts. Architect Jacob Wrey Mould designed the ornate Victorian pavilion in 1871 as a shelter for trolley passengers. It originally sat near the Park’s Eighth Avenue and 59th Street entrance. When construction began on the Maine Monument in 1912, the pavilion was relocated inside the Park.. 
