ceremony sights in Milwaukee

lu27

Hi ladies! My FI and I are not religious. We have an officiant (friend of family) but no venue. We are looking for a ceremony location near downtown that is relatively inexpensive. Anyone have any advice/ideas? TIA! Lu

Brewtowngrl

ICHC. It used to be a church. <a href="http://www.ichc.net/" rel='nofollow'>http://www.ichc.net/</a> You have to see it in person before you decide because some things are in need of repair, but it has some nice features. [IMG]<a href="http://i28.tinypic.com/1588htx.jpg" rel='nofollow'>http://i28.tinypic.com/1588htx.jpg</a>[/IMG]

akrohn71

If your wedding is in the summer, however, ICHC won't likely work as the woman I spoke with when I was looking into it said they don't rent it out usually for the summer as there is no air conditioning.  Just something to consider.  Good luck!

Backpackers

http://www.italianconference.com/default.aspFrom a caterer's website because there's a photo :http://www.chefjacks.com/grace.htmit is affiliated with a church, but you don't have to be a memberhttp://www.county.milwaukee.gov/router.asp?docid=15897

trickert

Charles Allis Art Museum on Prospect can hold up to 150 in their grand hall. This is the sister museum to Villa Terrace and less than half the price. You can do an indoor or outdoor ceremony there and it has a lot of character because it is an old mansion.

morticia7867

we are getting married and having our reception at the Milwaukee War Memorial. It has gorgeous views and the banquet hall holds up to 260. It's a Milwaukee County facility so the event rental price is reasonable, especially is you choose an off day. You do have to pick from their list of approved caterers. We have been working with Amanda Bink there and she has been great to work with.