The ceremony will be held at the Basilica of St. Josaphat at 11:00 AM noon on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend. Please arrive with enough time to park and find a seat.
The reception will begin with cocktail hour at 4:30 PM, followed by dinner and dancing. The venue details and address can be found on the Schedule page.
We’ve included more details on the Schedule page, but here’s a quick summary: Ceremony: Sunday best / Church attire. There’s a bit of a break between the ceremony and reception, so wear what you’ll be comfortable in for church and early afternoon. Reception: Black tie optional. That means tuxedos and long dresses are welcome, but not required. Think elevated evening wear!
We know it’s a bit of a gap! We’ll be sharing our favorite things to do around Milwaukee on the Things To Do page — whether you want to grab lunch, explore the lakefront, or just relax with a coffee, we’ve got you covered.
Children are welcome with a few guidelines: Infants who are young enough to sit on a lap or stay in a carrier (and don’t need a meal or separate seat) are welcome. Children ages 8 and older are also invited. We kindly ask that other children stay home so everyone (including parents!) can enjoy the evening.
Yes! Cocktail hour begins at 4:30 PM with drinks and appetizers, followed by a full dinner and dessert. We’ll also have plenty of options to keep everyone happy — if you noted dietary restrictions on your RSVP, we've got you covered.
We’ve reserved hotel blocks and included lodging recommendations on the Travel & Accommodations page. Since it’s a holiday weekend, we recommend booking early!
Yes! We’re planning to stick around Milwaukee for the rest of the Memorial Day weekend so we can spend more time with our guests — especially those traveling from out of town. Check the Weekend Schedule page for informal meetups and ideas.
We have included parking details on the Schedule page. The Basilica has nearby parking available through the Pope John Paul II Pavilion entrance, and there is garage parking next to the Hilton Milwaukee City Center for the reception.