Milwaukee Picnic Catering

Picnic planning
made easy.

With Zilli’s simple planning, creative menus and full-service picnic production, Milwaukee picnic catering has never been easier. Our warm and professional in-house team is capable of serving any size group, from 10 to 10,000. To get started, contact your event designer, who will answer all your questions and help you plan every step of the way.

Why choose Zilli for Milwaukee picnic catering?

With the help of Zilli, there are 6 easy steps to planning a large-scale Milwaukee picnic. By following these steps and focusing on the details, your large-scale Milwaukee picnic will not only be well-organized but also memorable for all attendees.

• 1. Venue selection

  First, start by identifying and securing a suitable venue in Milwaukee that can accommodate the size and nature of your picnic. Consider parks, gardens, or local waterfront areas. Ensure you obtain the necessary permits and understand any venue-specific regulations.

• 2. Theme and concept development

  Decide on a theme or concept that resonates with the purpose of your picnic, whether it’s a company event, family reunion, or community gathering. This theme will guide many of your subsequent decisions, from décor to entertainment.

• 3. Catering and menu planning

  Let Zilli help you cater your perfect picnic. Discuss and finalize a menu that is perfect for you. Also, consider the diverse tastes of all your attendees. Zilli Hospitality Group has plenty of options for vegetarians, vegans, and those with specific dietary restrictions. Incorporate classic Milwaukee favorites to give it a local touch.

• 4. Entertainment and activities

  5. Curate a mix of entertainment options suitable for all ages. Consider hiring local bands, organizing games, or even bringing in performers. Ensure there are activities that encourage interaction and make the picnic lively.

• 5. Logistics and infrastructure

  Address the practicalities: seating arrangements, restroom facilities, parking, and accessibility. Consider renting tents or marquees for shade or in case of unexpected weather. Also, think about first aid facilities and ensure there’s a clear plan for waste disposal.

• 6. Communication and invitations

  Design and send out invitations, whether digitally or in print, well in advance. Include a map of the venue, the list of activities, and any other pertinent information attendees might need. Set up a system for RSVPs so you can get a clear headcount.