Thank you for considering  Gardens of the Fox Cities for your wedding ceremony, reception, anniversary, dinner party, memorial service, birthday party, graduation, Bar Mitzvah, business meeting, holiday party, or other special occasion. 

To assure your event is a success, Gardens of the Fox Cities has partnered with Ross Marshall, Marshall Florist to assist with scheduling and coordinating your event. Call Marshall Florist (920) 766-0900 or email marshallflorist@aol.com for more information. (photo by Debbie Daanen Photography)

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Scheig Learning Center

A key feature at the Gardens is the Henry and Mary Scheig Learning Center which opened its doors to the public during the summer of 1996. Charles Montooth, a protégé of Frank Lloyd Wright and senior architect with Taliesin Architects of Spring Green, Wisconsin, designed the building. This unique building boasts soaring timbers and skylights indicative of Wright's influence. The main level features a Great Room complete with a waterfall feature while the upper level of the Center has a modest conference room for preparation for your event. Both levels of the building are handicapped accessible.

Fragrance Garden The brick terrace extending from the south side of the Scheig to the Fragrance and Wildflower Gardens provides a lovely garden venue for wedding ceremonies. In case of inclement weather, the Scheig is included as an alternative site for Fragrance Garden events.(photo by P & J Photography)

Native Rose Garden might fool some people, who expect it to be filled with roses, when instead the garden features wild strawberry, black chokeberry and prairie smoke. (photo by Debbie Daanen Photography)

Selle Garden of Roses was designed in the theme of an English Rose Garden and features hybrid tea roses, climbing roses, shrub roses, floribunda rose and grandiflora roses. Ballerina sculpture by Dallas Anderson.

The Great Lawn is located just beyond the outer border of the gardens north of the Scheig. This grassy clearing in view of the gardens is able to accommodate a 60' by 90' tent (not included) suitable for larger ceremonies and special events.

Serenity Butterfly Garden is planted with flowers that attract Monarch butterflies as well as many other species of lepidoptera. The Iron Butterfly sculpture created by Iron Images and the Garden Kaleidoscope created by Bob Anderson.

Wisconsin Water Feature is a formal water garden consisting of three connected tiers of ponds, featuring native plantings, waterfalls and bridges. (photo by Picture This Photography)

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