Top Unique Milwaukee Wedding Venues

Miller Park

If you didn’t realize it, you can actually have your wedding ceremony and reception at Miller Park.

From their website – “From a ceremony at Home Plate, to a reception overlooking the field, Miller Park is sure to make your wedding day a Home Run!”

If you and your fiance are huge baseball fans, talk about an awesome place to have your wedding.

They even have enhancements to really take your Milwaukee Brewers wedding to the next level – from custom jerseys, ballpark tours for all your guests, and a custom home plate to use as a guest book – you can make this a night you and your guests will never forget! Read more about a $60K Miller Park wedding here.

Photo by Artist Group Photography

The Milwaukee Public Museum

Many of us have visited the Milwaukee Public Museum at some point in our life – whether on field trips as a kid or maybe on one of your first dates with your now fiance. According to Jim Zilli, president of Zilli Hospitality Group – one of the top wedding caterers in town – the MPM can really conjurer up fond memories, which is why many couples choose it as their wedding ceremony and reception venue.

The MPM has a fantastic partnership with Zilli Hospitality Group which allows for a couple’s imagination to go anywhere when deciding how to feed guests at your wedding. Imagine walking through the Streets of Old Milwaukee while peering into the window of the Sausage House and being served a Zilli’s Spicy Sausage and Leek Wellington appetizer.

Photo ops abound at the MPM – where else can you get your picture taken with dinosaurs, mummies, butterflies, a European Village, and the patio of a Japanese house! The fun couple below definitely took advantage of MPM’s photo ops. Photos courtesy of JG Photography.

Mitchell Park Domes

Many of us have visited The Mitchell Park Domes at some point in our lives but may have never thought about it as a wedding venue. But really, what better place to have a wedding ceremony and reception among some of the most beautiful flowers and greenery in the city – even in the dead of winter.

A few years ago, the Domes were renovated to include a new exterior and colored pixel-lights in the Show Dome – which also now includes a paved walkway. The Domes is a perfect wedding reception location to facilitate food stations, which can be set up throughout the space.

Zilli Hospitality Group also has a partnership with The Domes, so you know your food will be fantastic. Check out some of these breathtaking photos taken of weddings at The Domes.

Photos by Todd Dacquisto Photography (top) and Visual Image Photography

Photos by Valo Photography

The Pritzlaff Building

The Pritzlaff is a bit different from the above venues. This space is truly a blank canvas and begs for the creative mind to dream up a fantastic way to use this historic Milwaukee location. There are so many options with a space like this!

With it’s arched windows, Cream City brick, and open space, the Pritzlaff is classic Milwaukee. Per their website, the Pritzlaff is “Milwaukee’s oldest, new venue.”

Check out these images of the Pritzlaff from the open space to the executed design. Photos courtesy of Front Room Photography. Check out Pritzlaff website for more info on hosting your wedding here.

Check out our Milwaukee Wedding Reception Venues page for a listing of reception venues in the area. Know of some other really cool reception location ideas – we’d love to hear them!