Cleveland, Ohio
Sherwood
Saturday, September 12, 2026
Windows on the River · Ceremony at 4:30 PM
We're getting married on the North Coast — and we'd love you there for the whole weekend.
Joanna and Owen met in a crowded line for pierogi at the West Side Market on a freezing January morning, argued about which stand was best, and have been happily disagreeing ever since. Nine years, two cities and one very opinionated cat later, they're coming back to Cleveland to say I do — with the river on one side, the lake on the other, and everyone they love in between.
Come for the wedding, stay for the weekend. Everything below is optional except the part on Saturday afternoon.
01Friday · September 11, 2026
Drop your bags, grab a beer, and say hello. Open house in the beer garden all night.
02Saturday · September 12, 2026
Ceremony at 4:30pm on the terrace, dinner and dancing to follow until midnight.
03Sunday · September 13, 2026
Coffee, biscuits and goodbyes in Tremont — drop in any time between 10am and 1pm.
We've held rooms at three hotels within two miles of the venue. Mention the block code when you book.
Downtown — Lakefront
$189/ night
1.5 miles from the venue — 6 minutes by car
Shuttle to the venue
Downtown — East 9th & Euclid
$209/ night
2 miles from the venue — 8 minutes by car
Downtown — Board of Education Building
$164/ night
1.8 miles from the venue — 7 minutes by car
Shuttle to the venue
A world-class art museum that's free, a national park thirty minutes south, and a lakefront sunset that beats most coastlines. Here's where we'd send you.
Downtown — North Coast Harbor
The pyramid on the lake, and the reason a lot of people come to Cleveland in the first place. Four floors of instruments, handwritten lyrics and stage costumes, plus the Power of Rock film in the top-floor theater. Give yourself three hours — everyone thinks two is enough and nobody is right.
University Circle
One of the finest collections in the country — Caravaggio, Monet, a legendary armor court that will delight any eight-year-old — and it is completely free. The glass-roofed atrium alone is worth the drive, and the cafe is a genuinely good lunch.
Ohio City
Cleveland's cathedral of food, open since 1912: a vaulted yellow-brick hall packed with a hundred vendors selling pierogi, bratwurst, baklava, Cambodian noodles and produce. This is where Joanna and Owen met, arguing about pierogi, so consider it required reading.