This article is dedicated to my favorite Milwaukee “banquet hall” venues. I feel the term “banquet hall” can often be associated with outdated, drab feeling venue spaces. Well, as it turns out, Milwaukee offers many stunning event halls – most of them historic; and they are far from lacklustre. Read through this list to learn what I consider to be the best 10 banquet hall wedding venues in Milwaukee.
The Grain Exchange is located in downtown Milwaukee and features soaring ceilings, beautiful granite, limestone, and sandstone, and is described, architecturally, as simple Italian. The venue describes the highlight is their 4 star restaurant quality food – from Bartolotta Catering and Events. I 100% agree this assessment, because Bartolotta Catering is one of my favorite Caterers in Milwaukee. This historic space is also stunning!
Venue Specs:
For more information about The Grain Exchange visit their website.
Built in 1893, The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee has been a hotel icon for well over a century. With the hotel’s one-of-a-kind Grand and Imperial Ballrooms, The Pfister is home to some of the most beautiful ballroom space in the state of Wisconsin. All 24,000+ square feet of our space is elegantly styled with the classic European flavor that makes The Pfister Hotel so legendary. From antique chandeliers, rich draperies, and marble accents, to beautiful views of downtown Milwaukee, The Phister could provide the perfect atmosphere for your Milwaukee wedding.
Venue Specs:
For more information about The Pfister, visit their website here.
Constructed in 1882, Turner Hall is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, sharing a corner with the Fiserv Forum and Entertainment Block. The two-story, 7,000+ square foot ballroom is a central hub for a vast array of events in the city of Milwaukee. Turner Hall features a variety of customizable options, from bar packages to catering, that make your wedding as unique as the space that’s hosting it.
Venue Specs:
For more information about Turner Hall, visit their website.
The Fitzgerald is an elegant, historic mansion located in downtown Milwaukee’s East side neighborhood. Exquisite parlors, an opulent ballroom, and a lush garden terrace make this Italianate style home a unique destination for weddings.
Venue Specs:
For more information visit their website.
Located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, the legendary Mitchell Mansion has been home to the City Club since 1895 and brings true elegance to life. The Grand Ballroom accommodates up to 300 guests and offers breathtaking splendor, displaying elaborate hand-carved woodwork, stained glass, plaster and inlaid tile, parquet floors, sparkling chandeliers and featuring a gorgeous outdoor balcony and curtained stage.
Venue Specs:
Learn more about having your wedding at The Wisconsin Club here.
Learn more about hosting your wedding at the St. Kate Hotel.
This venue is a Milwaukee classic. Built in 1858, Best Place is one of Milwaukee’s most historic buildings. The architecture and interior design are just as unique as the wide range of events that are hosted at the venue. Best Place is located just blocks from Fiserv Forum and the downtown Entertainment District. It’s history of beer and brewing, location, and spirit all qualify Best Place as quintessentially Milwaukee.
Venue Specs:
Learn more about hosting your wedding at The Pabst Brewery here.
The Milwaukee Athletic Club, located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, has the elegance and charm any couple would desire. This venue brings together incredible views of downtown Milwaukee and Lake Michigan coupled with the finer details such as painted ceilings and oversized Swarovski Crystal Chandeliers. Stunning views of Milwaukee and luxurious details make this a gorgeous wedding venue.
Venue Specs:
For more information about hosting your wedding here, visit their website.
.
.
Are Banquet Hall Wedding Venues not your style? Check out my other Milwaukee Wedding Venue blog posts for more wedding venue suggestions.
Top 10 Modern Wedding Venues in Milwaukee
Top 10 Elegant Wedding Venues in Milwaukee