Located on the Eastern shores of Kettle Moraine Lake, the Dock House offers both indoor and outdoor elements for your wedding day. Breathtaking photo opportunities are found along the shore, on the elevated hillside, or inside the modern and neutral space.

The Waters is a stately waterfront mansion and wedding venue located in Oshkosh, WI. Lake Winnebago fringes the freshly manicured lawns of this fine destination. It was originally built in 1903 and operated as a yacht club. The Waters' goal is to ensure the highest quality experience that results in unforgettable nuptial memories being made. To-be-weds are guaranteed complete privacy at The Waters as the site adheres to a strict one-event-per-day policy. Overall, the venue is big enough to welcome 300 guests, ideal for both intimate and extravagant gatherings. The Waters’ staff understands that the occasion is all about the experience, and offers various services to enhance every aspect of the event. When the big day finally arrives, the nearly-weds can look forward to the convenient help of the dedicated event staff. At the end of the night, the newlywed couple can take off into their new chapter knowing everything is being taken care of.

You cannot beat the views from the upper hall at the Oconomowoc Community Center. Situated on beautiful Lac La Belle in downtown Oconomowoc, this venue is a brand new, state-of-the-art facility. Located between Milwaukee and Madison, the Community Center is the perfect place for your guests to meet.

The University Club of Milwaukee and Tripoli Country Club merged in 2016. Today, there simply is no other club in the region that offers the same heritage, legacy of excellence, and breadth of experiences as The University Club of Milwaukee. Founded in 1898 by a group of 19 college alumni, The University Club's founding mission was to offer members a distinctive opportunity to network, share ideas, grow relationships, and engage in the issues of the day. This was a time of great hope and promise, and of progress and innovation. In 1921, entrepreneurial members of the Tripoli Temple in Milwaukee purchased land at what is now Good Hope Road and 43rd Street in Milwaukee and began a country club for the benefit of its members. Tripoli Country Club and its championship-caliber golf course attracted fine golfers, also serving as an oasis for members and their families. Now united by a common commitment to excellence, engagement, and a desire to positively impact the lives of our members.