At Wed in Milwaukee, we’ve had such a memorable year digging into the world of Southeast Wisconsin weddings, sharing advice and connecting engaged couples with the pros that will help put together a celebration that’s perfectly suited to them. These are the top 12 must-read posts from 2012 according to the buzz from you—our readers—here on the blog, on Facebook, Twitter and via email (narrowing it down was a tough job!). Have you checked them all out?
1) Photography hot spots
Photographs by Andy Stenz Photography, KB Image Photography
and Sarah Immel Photography
2) Katrina & Josh’s Milwaukee wedding
Photographs by Champagne Studios
3) Serve up a craft signature cocktail
4) Wedding Diary: Tiffany’s dress search
Photograph by Kristin Johanneck
5) A warm Milwaukee welcome (bag)
Photograph by Jessie Sharon
6) Milwaukee wedding trend: proposal photos
Photographs by “I Do” Photography
7) What to do with your gown after “I do”
Photograph by Kristin Johanneck
8) Look gorgeous your whole wedding day
Story by Amanda Shallow, photograph by Creative Look Studios
9) Erin & Matt’s Stevens Point engagement
Photographs by Creative Look Studios
10) Milwaukee wedding trend: comfort food
Photographs courtesy of Ball‘n Biscuit Catering and Zilli Hospitality Group
11) Emily & Jerad’s Milwaukee wedding
Photographs by Dennis Felber Photography
12) You’re engaged! 6 things to do now
Story by Samantha Dennis, photographs by Andy Stenz Photography
and m three studio
What was your favorite Wed in Milwaukee post of 2012? What do you want to read about in 2013?
By the end of high school, Ellie Martin Cliffe was completely enamored of journalism, so she chose the most logical college major possible: anthropology. Disappointed by the minimal emphasis on writing and editing, she changed tracks and earned a comm degree from Carroll College. Ellie has since tackled many facets of the field including books, magazines and the Web at places like The Knot and Reader's Digest. She now works full time in book publishing, and is thrilled to get her wedding fix with WedInMilwaukee.com. When she isn’t wielding her (red) pen, Ellie can be found in the garden, at any concert that showcases a fiddle, playing pub trivia or in the kitchen. She and her husband live in Riverwest with their hedgehog, Guinness, and grapefruit tree, Sprout.
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