Valentine's Day Celebration 2025

Join us for another special day celebrating love on Valentine’s Day right here at Lakefront Brewery. This will be our 10th year (and first on a Friday) welcoming all who wish to celebrate the holiday and create lasting memories with the ones they love. Like in years past, we’re offering romantic, quaint, and affordable options for wedding ceremonies and vow renewals ($30). Reservation times are available all day long for couples looking to officially tie the knot or revisit their wedding vows of the past.

Visit our Valentine’s Day-specific page that includes additional details and frequently asked questions by clicking HERE.

Each ceremony will last approximately 5-10 minutes and will be conducted by one of our ordained and well-practiced tour guide officiants. Locally-focused upgrades will be available to purchase during the booking process. From professional photography to a mini-wedding cake, from flower arrangements to personally etched pint glasses, make your moment as simple or as special as you desire. We will provide a safe, comfortable, and romantic environment in our decorated and quiet “Lakefront Chapel”. Table reservations will be available for purchase ($15) for up to 6 guests (includes 2 beverages). Table reservations purchased before 3PM will order through counter service, those that are after 4PM can enjoy our full-service Friday night fish fry.

Couples looking to officially get married will need to provide a proper marriage license, applications take a minimum of 1 week to be processed but expect a longer turnaround. Vow renewals require no paperwork.

We welcome all couples, no ceremony or vow renewal required! Share in a “first dance” for all couples at 5PM, 6PM, and 7PM with music brought to you by the Brewhaus Polka Kings. Join in on mass vow renewals (with free beers in hand) at 12PM and 6PM presented by Lakefront’s Owner & President Russ Klisch. Or just simply enjoy some food, a beverage (including a special Valentine’s Day cocktail), and stop by our photobooth to commemorate the day.

For more information, click HERE.