The Addison Park sits on Route 35 in Aberdeen, New Jersey, and it is one of those venues that gives a wedding several different settings without anyone getting in a car. There is a garden with a white pergola for an outdoor ceremony, a vine-covered arbor walkway and a fountain, a glass pavilion, a grand foyer with a double iron staircase over a black and white checkerboard floor, and ballrooms hung with crystal chandeliers. Each couple below used it differently.
This guide gathers three weddings we photographed and filmed there: Atara and Ezra in June with a ceremony outdoors in the garden, Adina and David in July with the foyer turned into a willow garden and an indoor garden of white roses, and Kayla and Gabriel in November with fall color outside and a ceremony indoors under purple florals. If you are planning a wedding at The Addison Park, start here, and see the cost questions at the bottom of the page.
Atara & Ezra: A Garden Ceremony in June
Atara and Ezra married on Sunday, June 21, 2026. The morning started in the bridal suite, robes and arched windows and her father seeing her for the first time. Their first look happened in the courtyard, and from there we used the grounds: the fountain, the arbor walkway, the lamp posts in the garden, and then inside to the foyer, where the checkerboard floor and the staircase do a lot of the work.
The ceremony was outside. Seen from the air, the garden makes a natural amphitheater, rows of white chairs facing a white pergola dressed in white flowers. After the ketubah and the bedeken, the flower girls led the way down the aisle, and once it was over Ezra spun Atara under the pergola before anyone had left their seats.
Inside, the reception room was set in gold under a crystal chandelier, the band took the stage, and the dancing ran until the sparklers came out.
Adina & David: A Willow Garden and White Roses in July
Adina and David married on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, and their decor changed the building. The foyer became a garden, a weeping willow installation over the checkerboard floor with pink hydrangeas climbing the base of the staircase. Adina got ready with her lace gown hanging beneath it, and we photographed her on the staircase before the day really began.
The ceremony room was set as a garden of white roses, green lawn and white garden chairs. Their first look happened there, and the portraits moved from the rose arch out to the glass pavilion and fountain, and later, after dark, back to the pavilion lit up at night.
The bedeken came with blessings, the rabbis signed the ketubah, and Adina walked down an aisle lined in white roses to a chuppah of the same.
The ballroom was all crystal candelabras and pink hydrangeas. Feather arches went up for the entrance, the dancing filled both sides of the room, and the night ended with the two of them in the middle of her train, then under a fall of confetti.
Kayla & Gabriel: Fall Color and Purple Florals in November
Kayla and Gabriel married on Sunday, November 16, 2025. Her gown hung in one of the arched windows while she got ready, and their first look happened at the foot of the grand staircase, one of the best spots in the building for it.
November meant fall color outside, so we took them through the arbor walkway and the gardens in the late afternoon sun, then back in to the balcony under the chandelier and the wood-paneled bar with its arched window.
Their florals ran pink, purple and green, from a full flower wall behind the bride’s seat to the chuppah in the ceremony room. Kayla came down the staircase with her mothers to the bedeken, and the ceremony followed under the tallit.
The ballroom was uplit in purple with trees for centerpieces, and the two of them came in under feather arches.
Photographing a Wedding at The Addison Park
Use the foyer. The double staircase and the checkerboard floor are the signature frames here, for first looks, for the bride coming down to the bedeken, and for overhead shots of a long train. All three couples above used them.
Leave time for the grounds. The arbor walkway, the fountain and the glass pavilion are a short walk from the door and look nothing like the rooms inside. Twenty minutes in the late afternoon gives you a second set of portraits.
The building changes with the decor. Atara and Ezra went outdoors to the pergola, Adina and David filled the rooms with willow and white roses, and Kayla and Gabriel built theirs around purple florals indoors. The bones of the venue stay the same; what you bring in decides the look.
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