The Roundhouse Beacon

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Roundhouse Beacon

2 E Main St

Beacon, NY 12508

845-765-8369

The Roundhouse Beacon is a former textile mill and factory nestled in the heart of Beacon, NY.

Beacon has gone through a revival of sorts, it reminds me a lot of Williamsburg, minus the nightclubs and big hotels. Boasting galleries, boutiques and a younger vibe, it is a great little town to visit.

Wedding Guests on Terrace overlooking a waterfall

Situated along the Hudson Line on Metro North, and less than 10 miles from Stewart Airport, Beacon is easy for guests to travel to from New York City and points elsewhere. There is plenty to do for guests, in town there are many bars, boutiques and restaurants. The local area is host to wineries, breweries, distilleries and organic farms.

This industrial chic venue is polished and refined. There is a private space outdoors for the ceremony and the cocktail hour can be held inside or next to a glorious waterfall.

Inside, the reception area is in a double height room with floor to ceiling windows and lots of beautiful light. If the weather is less than ideal for an outdoor ceremony, there is plenty of room to hold one inside.

We love this venue because it has onsite accommodations for the bridal party, as well as mainstream hotels in nearby Fishkill, New York.

For the Roundhouse florals, I love suggesting tall arrangements, as well as hanging floral chandeliers and garland going up the railings to the upper level.

The ceremony does absolutely need an arch or chuppah to really make it stand out against the hedge in the background.

If you are looking for an industrial space for a wedding, and a nice getaway for friends and family, The Roundhouse at Beacon has it all.

Bride and Groom at the Roundhouse in Beacon — Summer at the Roundhouse in Beacon

Photography: Brian Hatton

Florist: Rose Red & Lavender

Venue: The Roundhouse Beacon

About the author

Kimberly Sevilla

Originally from West Virginia, Kimberly Sevilla majored in Chemistry while in and worked as a lab assistant for the USDA creating GMOs. She moved to New York to pursue her dream of being a designer, creating costumes for Drag Queens and Club Kids. In her ascent to Club Kid fame, she inadvertently became an international designer creating 3D environmental projections with virtual imaging for events, museums and retail displays for lots of fancy clients Hi Chanel! in 2008 Kimberly decided it was time to get back to her roots of working with plants and flowers, and founded her floral empire, Rose Red & Lavender. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Real Simple, Vogue Magazine, Carats and Cake, Style Me Pretty, and Biz Bash Magazine. When not scheming her next production, Kimberly enjoys spending time with her family: camping, hiking, and canoeing and having the occasional karaoke dance party.