The Palace At Somerset Park

Nestled away on 30-acres picturesque grounds is The Palace at Somerset Park, a versatile and beautiful setting for your wedding, special event or meeting. The Palace at Somerset Park is the perfect place for your estate wedding and offers complete privacy and exclusivity for your event. Both our East House and West House, are one event at a time facilites that reside on opposite sides of our property, each with their own private driveways, valet, parking areas, entrances, foyers, your day is yours alone.

Established in 2005, The Palace is a grand 72,000 square feet Palladian-style mansion designed in the style of a Neo-Palladian villa. The splendid Newport homes of the Vanderbilts and Astors inspired this unique marriage between Continental craftsmanship and a New World sensibility. The grand sweeping elegance of the main building sets an elegant stage for your celebration.
The Palace has been featured on We TV’s “Platinum Weddings”, The Style Network’s “Whose Wedding Is it Anyway” and David Tutera’s “My fair Wedding”. What is most meaningful to us are the consistently favorable reviews we receive from our past clients on the top-tier wedding review sites The Wedding Channel and Wedding Wire. For nine years in a row The Palace has earned The Best of the Knot, Hall of Fame award, NJ Bride Magazine Best in Bridal and many other accolades.
Beyond the meticulously kept garden areas, innovative restaurant style cuisine, and sheer beauty of the architecture, the people who create your event take incredible pride in creating “Exceptional Experiences”.”

Nestled away on 30-acres picturesque grounds is The Palace at Somerset Park, a versatile and beautiful setting for your wedding, special event or meeting. Book your appointment for a tour and see for yourself why The Palace is Central New Jersey’s most-sought-after venue for life’s important moments.

Established in 2005, The Palace is a grand 72,000 square feet Palladian-style mansion designed in the style of a Neo-Palladian villa. The splendid Newport homes of the Vanderbilts and Astors inspired this unique marriage between Continental craftsmanship and a New World sensibility. The grand sweeping elegance of the main building sets an elegant stage for your celebration.