While we can’t all be royalty, there are plenty of Northeast Ohio wedding spots worthy of your fairy tale event. These 20 places offer options off the beaten path (and also very much on the path) for the bride and groom to celebrate just how incredible their love is. Specific pricing inquiries must be made with the each event space.
While we can’t all be royalty, there are plenty of Northeast Ohio wedding spots worthy of your fairy tale event. These 20 places offer options off the beaten path (and also very much on the path) for the bride and groom to celebrate just how incredible their love is. Specific pricing inquiries must be made with the each event space.
78th Street Studios
1300 W 78th St., 330-819-7280
With four unique spaces available for event rentals — Hedge Gallery, Tregoning and Co., Survival Kit Gallery and Smartspace at 78th — there’s no doubt you’ll have one of the most creative weddings around this season surrounded in Cleveland-made art.
Photo via jasontcrocker/InstagramCleveland Botanical Garden
11030 East Blvd., (216) 721-1600
So the botanical gardens aren’t exactly a hidden gem, as they’ve been voted the best outdoor wedding destination in Scene’s Best Of poll, but with 10 acres of lush greenery it only makes sense couples would want to say their ‘I do’s’ amongst such unique beauty.
Photo by Ashley TaylorCleveland MetroParks
Various locations, 216-635-3304
From a rustic picnic area to the zoo, the Cleveland MetroParks system offers a slew of options for all styles and budgets. Whether you want an intimate elopement or prefer to party with the animals, these locations showcase the immense beauty of Northeast Ohio.
Photo via clewillcp/InstagramCuyahoga County Courthouse
1 Lakeside Ave., (216) 443-7095
Of course you can always get married in a simple courthouse ceremony, but did you know you can also rent out the stunning Cuyahoga County Courthouse space to throw a gigantic party (400 seats)? Completed in 1912, the charming and antique space brings a unique flavor to your nuptials.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoDunham Tavern Museum
6709 Euclid Ave., 216-431-1060
For those looking to add more country-flair to their wedding and reception, the Dunham Tavern Museum’s barn offers the perfect rustic locale in the heart of Cleveland. The barn offers air conditioning and can fit up to 110 people.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoGreater Cleveland Aquarium
2000 Sycamore St., 216-862-8803.
Walking down the aisle to your beloved through a sea tube of sharks? Not something you see every day. And this is the perfect spot for couples who prefer something out the norm. Sitting up to 75 guests, the space also keeps things intimate.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoGlidden House
1901 Ford Dr., (216) 231-8900
This space is pretty much as romantic as it gets with the 1910 French gothic mansion as the star of the show. Have your wedding outdoors with an intimate reception indoors. Also a hotel, your guests can put themselves to bed at Glidden House after all the festivities have been had.
Photo via maria.sharp.photo/InstagramNautica Queen
1153 Main Ave., (216) 696-8888
The Nautica Queen isn’t just for sightseeing and drinking on the water, the vessel also can be chartered for weddings and receptions. Events can include up to 330 people, for a night most likely no one will forget.
Photo via schillertails/InstagramOld Stone Church
91 Public Square, (216) 241-6145
These days many lovebirds are foregoing the church wedding for greener pastures. But the nearly 200-year-old Old Stone Church in Public Square offers one of the most breathtaking views around. Do note that those wanting to wed here will have to attend a marriage preparation seminar.
Photo via lam_mph/InstagramSeverance Hall
11001 Euclid Ave., (216) 231-7300
If your’re the couple looking to throw down and impress all of your guests, Severance Hall, in all its opulence, is for you. No matter what sort of ceremony and reception you are looking for, the hall’s event planning crew will help you work out every perfect detail.
Photo via redazadi/Flickr CCCleveland Grays Armory Museum
1234 Bolivar Rd., (216) 621-5938
Get married here and you can tell people you got hitched in a castle. And that is pretty much everything.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoHyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade
420 Superior Ave E., (216) 575-1234
Feel like you and your beloved are a part of Cleveland history with a wedding at the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade. Wedding packages here in the glorious atrium can include the whole deal with catering, photography and guest accommodations.
Photo via Alan Levine/Flickr CCRock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
1100 E 9th St., (216) 515-8420
Love music as much as the one you’re getting hitched to? Those cool couples among us should probably consider the Cleveland landmark for their nuptials.
Photo via Bob Hall/Flickr CCProgressive Field
2401 Ontario St.
Yes, you can literally get married on the field where the Cleveland Indians swing, hit and run. These weddings include the use of the scoreboard with the ceremony happening on home plate. Best of all, for a nominal fee, you can even have Slider show up at your party. This spot would be a dream come true for any Tribe-loving couple.
Photo via Eric Drost /Flickr CCGervasi Vineyard
1700 55th St. NE., Canton, (330) 497-1000
There aren’t many spots in Northeast Ohio that could be confused for Italy, but Gervasi Vineyard near Akron can truly transport you to an almost European atmosphere. This is the venue perfect for those couples wanting to get away, without the hassle of a destination wedding.
Photo ProvidedHouse of Blues Cleveland
308 Euclid Ave., (216) 523-2583
The House of Blues isn’t just for attending concerts, you can also have your wedding in one of the most happening areas of Cleveland. Couples can rest assured that all aspects of the wedding will be taken care of here, with a catering and event team on hand.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoGreat Lakes Science Center
601 Erieside Ave., (216) 694-2000
Getting married at the Great Lakes Science Center gives couples the chance to show off just how intelligent they are. After all, the outdoor locale offers one of the most beautiful Cleveland views imaginable. Weddings and receptions are offered in exhibit galleries or the outdoor decks.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoMusic Box Supper Club
1148 Main Ave., (216) 242-1250
The Music Box Supper Club can provide couples who love to be near water with some of the best views of the Cuyahoga River around. Wow your guests and yourselves with these views and catering packages.
Cleveland Scene Archives PhotoThe Rookery
10110 Cedar Rd, Chesterland, (440) 286-9516
Part of the Geauga Park District, The Rookery brings a peaceful beauty to your wedding ceremony (for a steal of a deal compared to many of the places on this list). Celebrate the outdoors here with the one you love most, along with your nearest and dearest.
Photo via YouTubeCleveland Museum of Art
11150 East Blvd.
The Cleveland Museum of Art is the end all to be all of wedding venues in Northeast Ohio. The spot offers a magical ambiance for any young couple to say their vows. If you have the funds, and the time, it’s one of the best in Cleveland to consider.
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