Wedding Photographers & Videographers at The Elliot, Cleveland

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1415 Kenilworth Ave, Cleveland, OH

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About The Elliot

A wedding at The Elliot in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood happens inside a former church, and you feel it the moment you walk into the Ballroom. The barrel-vaulted ceiling rises 29 feet, nine-foot windows let in daylight, and an eight-foot crystal chandelier hangs over the floor. For your wedding photos and film, the grand staircase and the stained glass are where everyone wants to stand, and the balcony gets lovely natural light for your photographer and videographer.

You can hold the whole day here. Your wedding ceremony can seat up to 200 guests in the Ballroom, or 40 up in the balcony for something smaller. Up there, beside the round rose window, are two bell tower dressing rooms with original stained glass, so on your wedding day you get ready a few steps from the staircase you'll walk down. The Elliot has no outdoor space of its own, but Lincoln Park sits across the street, and couples with a reception here can ask to exchange vows by its gazebo. The venue applies for that city permit for you. It's a public park, so a wedding videographer should expect some street and park noise in the ceremony sound.

Your wedding reception fills the Ballroom and balcony, with room for about 200 guests at tables. Cocktail hour can drift down to the Rosehip Room, a lower-level speakeasy that can stay open as an after-party until midnight. Food comes from one of the venue's partner caterers, The Elliot runs the bar, and you choose your own photographer, officiant and DJ. Guests park in the lot next door, with extra parking for larger groups.

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For a Lincoln Park ceremony, ask at least 45 days out and keep an indoor plan.
Walk the staircase and balcony with your photographer, and ask about photo and video guidelines.

A little about The Elliot

The building opened in 1910 as Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church, built for Rusyn immigrants in Tremont. It closed for good in 2015, sat empty for several years, and reopened as The Elliot after its rose window, bell tower glass and Ballroom ceiling were restored.

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