From the Hudson waterfront to the Morris County estates and the Shore, guests ride from the hotel block to the ceremony and home after the last dance, on one coach that runs the whole day. Tell us the date; we handle the moving parts.
Get your wedding quote →Liberty House — Liberty State Park, two independent spaces, the Grand Ballroom to 325 and the Liberty Room to 150. Maritime Parc — Liberty Landing Marina, the Sky Room up to 300 with a dance floor. Liberty Science Center — the museum in Liberty State Park, galleries and a grand lobby for up to 1,200. Hudson House — Port Liberte at the south end of the waterfront, the Grand Ballroom to 400. Battello — the end of the Newport pier, up to 200 indoors or out on the water. Waterside Events — North Bergen on the Hudson, 200 with a dance floor and the ceremony at the water’s edge.
The Graycliff — Moonachie, 50 to 300 with a Grecian gazebo for the ceremony. Il Villaggio — Carlstadt on Route 17, 260 seated and its own ceremony room. The Terrace at Biagio’s — Paramus, up to 500 with a rooftop ceremony by the rotunda. The Venetian — Garfield, the Grand Ballroom to 250 and the Palazzo to 1,000. The Royal Manor — Garfield beside Dahnert’s Lake, up to 600.
The Rockleigh — a 12-acre estate, the Grand Pavilion for 250 to 850 and two indoor chapels. The Estate at Florentine Gardens — River Vale, a Georgian mansion on four acres, up to 350. Edgewood Country Club — River Vale, one event per date, up to 300. Seasons — the Township of Washington, up to 300 with a gazebo on the terrace.
The Grand — Totowa, the hall many still know as The Bethwood, with waterfalls and fountains for the ceremony. The Brownstone — Paterson since 1947, the Grand Ballroom to 400. Valley Regency — Clifton, up to 450 with gardens and a gazebo. Westmount Country Club — Woodland Park, a cobblestone drive and a lighted gazebo. The Tides Estate — North Haledon, seven acres, up to 350 seated.
The Legacy Castle — Pompton Plains, 50 to 1,200 with a lakeside peninsula. The Grove — Cedar Grove, 150 to 700, one wedding at a time. Il Tulipano — Cedar Grove, the Piazza courtyard for the ceremony and about 330 guests.
Nanina’s in the Park — Branch Brook Park in Belleville, up to 400 with a chapel and gardens. Pleasantdale Chateau — West Orange, a 40-acre estate with 30 guest rooms. Crestmont Country Club — West Orange, one event at a time, 250 seated, no membership needed. Crystal Plaza — Livingston, a gated drive, up to 350, one event at a time.
The Madison Hotel — Morristown beside Convent Station, up to 300 with rooms on site. Park Avenue Club — Florham Park, one wedding at a time, up to 300. The Park Savoy Estate — Florham Park, a turn-of-the-century mansion with its own chapel. The Mansion at Mountain Lakes — Mountain Lakes, up to 350 with garden ceremonies. The Hanover Manor — East Hanover, up to 450 with the ceremony indoors on site.
Pendry Natirar — Peapack-Gladstone, the 1912 mansion, 280 in the ballroom and 68 rooms. Stone House at Stirling Ridge — Warren, the Grand Ballroom to 325 and the Lodge to 170. Primavera Regency — Stirling, one wedding at a time, up to 250. The Olde Mill Inn — Basking Ridge, 250 in the ballroom and a block at the inn. Fiddler’s Elbow — Bedminster, a riverside ceremony and 266 in the Ballroom. The Ryland Inn — Whitehouse Station, 240 in the Grand Ballroom at the end of a long private drive.
The Palace at Somerset Park — Somerset, a 30-acre estate, 100 to 550. The Imperia — Somerset, up to 550 for dinner, American and South Asian weddings. Galloping Hill Caterers — Union at Five Points, four ballrooms and its own Ceremony Room. The Westwood — Garwood on Route 28, 50 to 300. Pines Manor — Edison on Route 27, a 16,000-square-foot grand ballroom. The Park Chateau — East Brunswick, up to 375 with a chapel and a hotel on the grounds. Grand Marquis — Old Bridge on Route 9, up to 800 in the Marquis Ballroom. Forsgate Country Club — Monroe Township off Exit 8A, 500 in the Highlands Ballroom, no membership needed.
Molly Pitcher Inn — Red Bank on the Navesink, 175 in the Ballroom and a 20-room block. Shadowbrook at Shrewsbury — Shrewsbury, a Georgian mansion, up to 600. Branches — West Long Branch, up to 350 with a patio ceremony by the waterfall garden. The Mill Lakeside Manor — Spring Lake Heights on the lake, up to 240.
A Midtown hotel to the Hudson waterfront venues is 30 to 40 minutes, to Morristown and the Somerset Hills about an hour, and to the Shore 75 to 90. A city guest list rides one 55-seat coach per 50 guests as a full-day booking, up before the ceremony and home after the last dance, quoted as one number.
Most couples block in Downtown Jersey City and Hoboken for the waterfront, Secaucus and Route 17 for the Meadowlands and Bergen County, Fairfield, Wayne and West Orange for Passaic and Essex, Morristown, Florham Park and Parsippany for Morris County, Bridgewater and Basking Ridge for the Somerset Hills, Edison and Woodbridge for Middlesex, and Red Bank, Long Branch and Spring Lake at the Shore. We build the route backward from the ceremony so every block loads in time.
The Madison Hotel, the Olde Mill Inn, Pleasantdale Chateau, Pendry Natirar and the Molly Pitcher Inn keep part of the guest list on the property, so the coach works the overflow hotels and the end-of-night run, not the whole list.
First pickups land guests 20 minutes before the ceremony. A 250-guest room is five 55-seat coaches together or three coaches with a second run; a Sprinter or mini bus covers a train-station loop. The last coach leaves at your contracted end, waits through the send-off, then runs the hotel drops.
Everyone leaves the hotel together and reaches the venue at the same time. No wrong address in the GPS, no cousin from Ohio missing the ceremony.
Guests are dropped at the door, not in a field three blocks away.
Climate-controlled and door-to-door, so hair, makeup, gowns, and suits arrive exactly how they left.
Guests celebrate, then ride back to the hotel safely. We run the end-of-night route, not just the arrival.
One wave or staggered by group, however you’ve planned the timing with your coordinator and venue.
A van for the bridal party, a full coach for the whole guest list, or several moving in sync.
Your wedding date, guest count, and best contact. Thirty seconds in the quote box, or one call.
A complete price for the day — usually back to you the same day, not days later.
A 25% deposit holds your date and your bus, any time in your planning window.
You speak with a charter professional by phone or email who plans the day around your venues, hotels, and timing.
Glyde calls to confirm pickups, stops, timing windows, and your final guest count.
A day-of contact runs the manifest, holds the pickup schedule, and runs the hotel route at the end of the night.
Routes, pickup windows, and timing built around your venues and hotels — not a template.
And a clean, inspected bus, staged at the pickup point before the first guest walks out.
Gratuity, fuel, and tolls are in the number. The quote you approve is the bill you get.
Multiple vehicles run under a single itinerary and a single quote when the guest list calls for it.
Not sure what size you need? Tell us your guest count and the venue, and we’ll put your guests in the right vehicle. Larger weddings often run on more than one bus to keep arrivals tight.
Bigger guest list? We’ll bundle multiple vehicles into one coordinated plan and one quote.
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A date and an approximate guest count are enough to price the whole day.
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