Living out of state doesn't mean Wisconsin can't play home to your wedding. Many couples return to the place where they grew up, went to school, or built cherished memories. For most that means simply sharing their vows in a venue of their favorite city. And with the exception of getting married in a childhood home, few are able to wed in a location the couple once called their own. Not so for Jennifer and Jeff. The two now live in Singapore but were able to return to Milwaukee and marry in a spot they once lived in together. Their venue, The Nunemaker Complex in Milwaukee, is a grand mansion filled with a mix of both exquisite and quirky details (just check out the Kool-Aid masterpiece!). While Jennifer and Jeff didn't reside in the mansion itself, the ground's coach house has a personal connection to their past. This unique venue created a glamorous backdrop for the couple's love story, and Uttke Photography & Design did an amazing job capturing all the special details for you to see. Get ready to swoon!
From the photographers:
Milwaukee-raised but currently residing in Singapore, Jennifer and Jeffrey decided to hold their wedding in Milwaukee on New Year’s Eve so that family and friends could celebrate. When it came time to plan their wedding, they asked their very close friend and homeowner, Andy, to host. Of course, he agreed.
The home is significant to Jennifer and Jeff as they lived in the properties coach house while living in Milwaukee. What a beautiful and unique home to hold a wedding! You can see the charm and history throughout the home. Their day was intimate and sweet--just what they wanted.
