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Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant
Wedding Planner · New York City, New York
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About Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant
Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant is a wedding planner serving couples across the New York City area from Levittown. Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant is 24 miles east of downtown New York City, with 40 wedding venues within ten miles. This profile is free to claim; verified couple reviews — never payments — determine how it ranks.
- Where
- Levittown · 24 miles east of central New York City
- Listed under
- Wedding Planners · Wedding Officiants
- In New York City
- One of 234 wedding planners we list · 2 within 3 miles
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Details
- Based in
- 164 Center Ln, Levittown, NY 11756, USA
- Phone
- (516) 242-8005
- Website
- Visit site
Around Levittown
- From downtown
- 24 miles east of central New York City
- Nearest venue
- The Sterling, 2.0 mi
- Venues within 10 mi
- 40 wedding venues
- Wedding Planners nearby
- 2 within 3 mi, 33 within 10
- Guest hotels
- 24 within 5 mi
- Communities served
- Hicksville, Farmingdale, East Meadow, Massapequa
Distances are straight-line from Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant; counts come from the businesses and venues Lazo lists around New York City.
Close to these venues
Distances are straight-line from Sara Shonfeld Rabbi and Interfaith Wedding Officiant to each venue.
Planning questions, answered
How much does a wedding planner cost in New York City?
Day-of coordination in New York City commonly runs $800–$2,000; partial planning $2,000–$4,500; full-service planning often starts around $4,500 and scales with the wedding. Many planners saved couples more than their fee through vendor knowledge and mistake-avoidance.
Planner vs. venue coordinator — what's the difference?
A venue coordinator works for the venue and manages the venue's responsibilities. A planner works for you — across every vendor, the timeline, and the day itself. Most couples need at least a day-of coordinator even at venues with great staff.
How does Lazo rank wedding planners in New York City?
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