Rivers Casino and Resort is located in the Capital Region area of New York. The ballroom offers waterfront views to couples seeking an elegant modern venue. The large open spaces and plentiful natural light in this hotel will make couples? receptions feel airy and radiant. Overlooking the Mohawk River in Schenectady, New York, this venue lies approximately 20 minutes from the Albany International Airport.Facilities and Capacity Couples can celebrate with up to 500 guests on their wedding day. Rivers Casino and Resort offers indoor and outdoor venue locations. The indoor space features floor-to-ceiling windows that stretch along an entire wall with polished wooden accents, leading right out to your private patio terrace. The circular modern chandeliers add an additional glow to the room as the sun goes down beyond the river. The outdoor patio offers unobstructed views of the Mohawk River and romantic string lights overhead.Services Offered The venue staff assist couples in planning their special day, whether you choose a pre-planned package or create a custom package to meet your vision, we at Rivers Casino & Resort can make it happen. The hotel offers the following services:
Overnight Hotel Accommodations
Audio Visual Equipment
Cake
Tables/Chairs
Event Cleanup
Event Planning
Event Rentals
In-House Portable Bar
In-House Catering by the Mallozzi Family
Lighting/Sound
Free Covered Garage Parking
Event Setup
Wireless Internet
Valet
Cuisine Rivers Casino and Resort provides full catering services and cuisine tailored to each couple?s wedding, no matter the style. The caterers offer the following types of service:
Buffet
Stations
Plated
Dessert
Overnight Accommodation Couples and overnight guests can stay at the adjacent hotel. The Landing Hotel option offers luxurious and modern accommodations. Couples can stay in one of the hotel?s king rooms or bay suites, with wrap-around balconies and views of the Mohawk Harbor.Other Services This venue is also available for bridal showers, engagement parties and rehearsal dinners.
