Planning your wedding can range from a fun experience to a stressful event you'll be happy never to undertake again. Your experience depends on many factors: the type of wedding you are planning, the size, your personality and the other family and friends you involve in the event.

Although we can't help you control that stuff, we can help you in your planning research by providing you with good information for planning a unique Milwaukee event. Through personal experience and the advice of local experts, our team has assembled the basics for you from how to choose the right photographer to a comprehensive list of area ceremony and reception locations.

The Web has definitely changed how weddings are planned, from discovering lesser-known ceremony locations to purchasing your wedding photos online through your photographer's Web site. For years, readers have searched OnMilwaukee.com for wedding information -- we're happy to offer you our best wedding planning tips.

The OnMilwaukee.com Wedding Guide will continue to evolve as we add more content and include more vendors in our growing business listings. In addition, our unique Talkback feature also allows you to share your unique wedding ideas and suggestions with other readers.

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Posted by milROCKeeguy on April 21, 2008 at 7:51 p.m. (report)

does anyone know of any good wedding planners?

Posted by OMCreader on July 16, 2005 at 3:08 p.m. (report)

Ivory Abena Black said: 200 Vendors needed. Please pass the information around. Thank you VENDORS WANTED: Arts, Crafts & Food Trampoline Fest, Friday, July 29 Washington Park Trampoline Fest will be held this year on July 29. We wish to present a full spectrum of Milwaukee cultural heritage, featuring the food, dances and crafts of many different ethnic groups. We invite you to join us during this day. The Trampoline Organization is a student organization at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. Our festival is a fund-raising venture with proceeds to fund various educational and arts projects throughout our Milwaukee community. We want to make our first festival a BIG one! On the Washington park grounds, we will have booth spaces available on a first come, first serve basis. MORE INFO: Ivory Abena Black, ivoryblack@jahgad.com or (414) 562-9905

Posted by OMCreader on July 11, 2005 at 11:45 a.m. (report)

Bob said: For beautiful invitations (custom or standardized), a great local place is Belle & Ivy Designs: www.belleandivy.com.