Inclusive vendor directory
Photographers, planners, officiants and venues across Wisconsin, from Milwaukee to Madison and Door County. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
5-day waitCan be waived for a fee.
30 days to marryAfter your license is issued.
Two witnessesPresent at your ceremony.
Marry yourselvesWisconsin allows self-solemnization.
I create and perform ceremonies and rituals of all varieties. In the process of getting to know people, from newborns and their families to nearlyweds to actively dying folks, I craft celebrations of life’s meaningful moments, both big and small.
Hi, I’m Vivian! I am a nature lover and visual storyteller who focuses on organic moments while highlighting a sense of space and showcasing your beloved communities authentically. I began my photography journey two decades ago, assisting high-end wedding photographers before branching out on my own. What started as a job became my purpose as I fell in love with storytelling through my art. I am incredibly lucky to spend my weekends surrounded by joy, having now captured over 500 weddings from lavish celebrations at luxury hotels to quiet, intimate elopements by the sea. Photography has been my passport to travel the world, connect with so many remarkable people, and play a part in sharing their stories.
Married by Miller Officiating is a one woman celebrancy business owned by Joanna Miller. A Washington, DC area native who lived in Australia for four years, Joanna specializes in creating custom ceremonies for couples from different religious, cultural and racial backgrounds.
Hey, I’m Laura Sparks and I specialize in elopements and intimate weddings because I 1000% believe it’s the best way to get married! (Like, for real! My wife and I eloped in Olympic National Park in Sept ’23!) I seriously have the best job ever because I get to help lovers create a day that is authentic, where you can completely be yourselves, and have the best damn day EVER. From location and vendor recommendations, to creating the perfect timeline for you, I’ve got you covered!
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Same-sex couples have been able to marry in Wisconsin since 2014, and every vendor in our directory is vetted to be genuinely affirming.
Both of you apply in person at a county clerk. There’s a 5-day waiting period, which can be waived for an extra fee, and your license is valid for 30 days. Fees vary by county. Wisconsin also allows couples to solemnize their own marriage, so ask your county clerk how it works.
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Yes, 5 days, which can be waived for a fee.
Yes. Wisconsin allows self-solemnization. Check the details with your county clerk.
It varies by county, roughly $85 to $120.
Legal details last checked October 2026 against Wisconsin county clerk guidance. Rules and fees can vary by county.
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