Jersey City weddings tend to run in one room with a flip, and that shapes what we do. If the wall stands behind your ceremony and then needs to be the reception backdrop, we build it where it can stay and let the room change around it, rather than moving florals while a hundred guests are at cocktail hour. Where the venue turns the room over completely, we will quote the move properly instead of pretending it is free.
The waterfront venues carry their own drama, and a wall competes with a skyline if you put it in the wrong place. Our advice on the Hudson-facing rooms is usually to keep the wall off the window wall entirely and let it hold the side of the room the camera turns to — you paid for the view, and a flower wall in front of it is an expensive way to block it.