Thanks for stopping in! The Atrium is a repurposed greenhouse wedding venue located way up north in the woods of Solon Springs, WI. This space is ideal for you if you crave a carefree, easy-going atmosphere where butterflies and birds plan to join you during your ceremony. Quite literally, the sights and sounds of nature envelop you and your guests as you are under a canopy of oak and maple trees. Situated on 32 acres of forests, including a mile of nature trails and wildflower fields, this unique venue exceeds the dreams of the most creative couples looking to throw a party their guests have never experienced. We, the owners Al and Lyndsey, are both retired wedding photographers who understood the mission, create something we never experienced while shooting over 450 weddings.

Those who have lived in the Great Lakes region for any period will recognize the magic in the phrase "heading up north." Everyone has that vacation spot that allows them to escape the hustle and bustle of the everyday and focus on what's truly important: family, friends, and fun. The Brule River Barn’s focus has always been family. We renovated our barn for our daughter’s wedding in 2012 and continue to work to make each of our clients’ weddings as special as hers was. Our premiere Weekend Wedding Experience include our Farmhouse and Cottage so you can spend your time with your friends and family building some of the best memories of your life. Come enjoy the carefully curated grounds, gardens, and multiple buildings and ceremony sites that ensure you get exactly what you want. Open Memorial Day weekend to mid-October.

Beautiful Lakeside Resort offering rooms, cabins and suites. We can accommodate weddings up to 200 people and offer an amazing water side pergola for your ceremony. Sitting on the shores of lovely Lake St. Croix we have pontoon rentals and space for your boat as well. Our restaurant, The Headwaters Tap, offers a full bar and a menu including delicious housemade pizzas!

In 1900, Frank D. Stout inherited part of his father’s lumber fortune, moved to Chicago, and within a few years was one of the wealthiest men in the country. Stout's was built in 1903 by Frank D. Stout as a summer retreat for his family and modeled after the famous Adirondack camps. Over the past 25 years, new cabins have been erected and we now have a total of 43 guest rooms on the Island. Imagine a ceremony on the South Lawn with panoramic views of Red Cedar Lake or a tranquil gathering in the former Stout Family master bedroom with a wood-burning fireplace. Stout’s Island Lodge offers an elegant yet relaxed setting with a selection of private event spaces for intimate groups to large tented weddings for up to 175 guests. We invite you to experience the history, comfort, and charm of this remarkable facility. Stout’s Island Lodge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a member of Historic Hotels of America.