Top Wisconsin Wedding Venues

• Spaces for 50-1,000 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Parks

Bay Beach Amusement Park is a municipally-owned amusement park in Green Bay, Wisconsin, operated by the city's Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department. The park offers 18 rides across kiddie, family, and thrill categories, including a Ferris wheel, Tilt-a-Whirl, Scrambler, bumper cars, and the Zippin Pippin roller coaster. Admission and parking are free, and rides are paid for with tickets sold at 25 cents each. Groups can reserve one of the park's picnic shelters for parties, company outings, and other gatherings. Shelter 1 & 2 and Shelter 3 each accommodate up to 100 guests with picnic tables, serving tables, and electrical access, while Shelter 4 and Shelter 6 & 7 offer smaller footprints for groups of up to 75 and 50 guests. The park operates seasonally from May through September.

• Spaces for 210 Guests

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Great Lakes Distillery is Wisconsin's original craft distillery, founded in Milwaukee in 2004 by Guy Rehorst as the first distillery to open in the state since Prohibition. It pairs small-batch copper stills with locally sourced ingredients from regional farmers, producing vodka, gin, whiskey, Roaring Dan's rum, brandy, liqueurs, absinthe, and seasonal spirits alongside a non-alcoholic botanical option. Located on the edge of Milwaukee's Walker's Point neighborhood near the Menomonee Valley, just south of downtown, the distillery doubles as a gathering space for guided tours, tastings, and private events. Its tasting room features a copper-topped bar, seating with high-top tables, and an outdoor patio, while the working production floor, with spirit barrels and a pot still on display, can also be booked for private gatherings such as company happy hours, birthday parties, and family reunions. A retail area in the tasting room carries the full lineup of spirits along with glassware and apparel, and food service rounds out the experience for groups spending an evening among the stills.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

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• Spaces for 10-1,500 Guests
• 7 Hotels
• 3 Ballrooms
• 7 Total Spaces

Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport sits just minutes from General Mitchell International Airport off I-94, with easy reach to downtown Milwaukee, Grant Park Beach, American Family Field, and the Harley-Davidson Museum. The hotel's refreshed interiors pair with nearly 24,000 square feet of flexible event space, anchored by the Concorde Ballroom — one of the largest hotel event venues in the Milwaukee area, accommodating up to 1,500 guests for conferences, trade shows, weddings, and reunions. Eleven meeting rooms in all give planners room to scale, from small boardroom sessions to citywide conventions. On site, Milano's Cafe D'ORO serves espresso, lattes, and pastries for an easy start to the day, while the newly reimagined Mango Leaf Restaurant & Lounge blends Indo-American fusion with Midwestern favorites for dinner, happy hour, or a nightcap with live entertainment. Guests also have access to a complimentary airport shuttle and free self-parking with more than 500 spaces, making Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport a convenient base for business travel, weddings, and leisure stays alike.

• Spaces for 280 Guests

Fillmore Turner Hall is a historic event venue in Fredonia, Wisconsin, established as part of the Farmington Turner Society, whose members first organized in 1862 and built the hall's timber frame in 1867 on land purchased from Peter Herbst. A hardwood dance floor was added in 1881 and a bandstand in 1897, and the hall became a center of the community's concerts, plays, and social life before evolving into a rental venue for weddings and other celebrations. Today the restored hall offers indoor ceremony and reception space with high ceilings and original architectural details, alongside flexible seating arrangements suited to both intimate gatherings and larger parties. Manicured grounds and a sheltered patio provide an outdoor ceremony location and photo backdrop when weather permits. On-site, the hall includes a prep/kitchen area for caterers, modern restrooms, climate control, and handicap-accessible facilities, along with ample on-site parking. Couples may bring their own caterer, florist, and DJ, or choose from the hall's list of recommended local vendors.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

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The Old Firehouse & Police Museum is a historic firehall turned museum in Superior, Wisconsin, operated by Superior Historic Properties. The building served the Superior Fire Department from 1892 to 1982, and today it offers an authentic, immersive look into the history of firefighting and police work in the city and across the state. Visitors can see the original brass fire pole, explore historic firefighting and rescue equipment, and climb aboard the museum's "Mack" firetruck. Alongside its firefighting exhibits, the museum also showcases the history of the Superior Police Department, with displays of historic uniforms, badges, photographs, and equipment. The Old Firehouse & Police Museum is home to the State of Wisconsin Fire & Police Hall of Fame, honoring first responders from across Wisconsin. As the last turn-of-the-century firehouse in Superior, the landmark building also offers a distinctive setting for small ceremonies and photography.

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Country Club

Butte des Morts Country Club is a private country club in Appleton, Wisconsin, built around a golf course designed by Chicago architect W.C. Jackson and opened in 1924. Set on more than 140 private acres of sloping hills and wooded terrain along the Fox Cities, the club pairs its golf tradition with a 36,000-square-foot clubhouse built to host groups from three to 300. The club's grand Ballroom is reached by a staircase opening onto the clubhouse's upper floor and overlooks the golf course, with a bar area and an adjoining terrace for guests to enjoy before and after dinner. It accommodates wedding receptions, dinner-dances, parties, and corporate meetings for up to 300 guests, with wedding reception capacity of up to 280. Beyond the Ballroom, the clubhouse holds several additional gathering spaces, including the Hayes Family Library, a fireplace-warmed room with its own private bar, and the Fairway Room, outfitted with audio-visual equipment for business meetings and presentations. The grounds also include a heated outdoor pool with a zero-entry wading area and diving board, tennis and pickleball courts, and groomed winter trails used for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The club's culinary program, led by Chef Ray and his kitchen staff, serves both casual and formal dining throughout the clubhouse.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Three Lions Pub is a cozy neighborhood pub in Shorewood, just outside Milwaukee, serving an eclectic blend of English culinary standbys and traditional American cuisine. The kitchen cooks from scratch, and the bar pours a wide selection of beers and wines, including native British brands, alongside a menu that nods to the flavors of the old country. Customer service is central to the "old world," British-style pub atmosphere that runs through the place, giving it the feel of a friendly, welcoming public house rather than a typical bar. Regulars gather for Saturday morning soccer broadcasts and Wednesday night trivia, making it as much a neighborhood gathering spot as a place to eat and drink. The pub is also home to Lions Catering, its in-house catering arm, which handles full-service offsite events as well as drop-off and pickup orders for private parties, birthdays, rehearsal dinners, corporate gatherings, and weddings.