We are constantly amazed by the talents of Northeast Ohio's wedding vendors, and Pinterest is one of our favorite places to find and share what inspires us. Be sure to follow Something White on Pinterest for more inspiration! Here's what we've been pinning lately... The Club at Hillbrook is one of the most beautiful wedding venues in Northeast Ohio ... or anywhere for that matter! Photo by Renee Lemaire Photography (See the pin!) This is how to do a rustic-glam tablescape. Fl

We are constantly amazed by the talents of Northeast Ohio's wedding vendors, and Pinterest is one of our favorite places to find and share what inspires us. Be sure to follow Something White on Pinterest for more inspiration! Here's what we've been pinning lately... These stunning all-white flowers and tablescapes in a white tented wedding prove that monochrome is definitely not boring! Florals by Blooms by Plantscaping, event design and planning by Kirkbrides, photo by Mysti

Look no further than champagne and ivory when searching for a beautiful and sophisticated wedding color palette. The less-is-more attitude of these monochromatic color, with their subtle sheen and metallic accent, is luxurious, elegant and timeless. Sources, clockwise from top left: Legends by Romona Keveza gown from Something White, champagne bridesmaids dresses, photo by The Carrs Photography (via) Ivory floral centerpiece by Molly Taylor & Co., event planning & design by A

For a couple who is planning a small, intimate wedding ceremony or reception, Nighttown in University Heights would be an excellent venue option to check out. One of Cleveland's premier music clubs, the restaurant is full of leaded glass, memorabilia from past eras, and a cool, jazzy vibe that is unmatched in the area. Plus, with six different event spaces, indoors and out, it can accommodate a variety of party sizes and wedding styles. We especially like the Secret Garden Pa

The Metropolitan at the 9, one of Cleveland's newer downtown hotels, is the perfect setting for a wedding that's all about glamour. Built in 1906, the historic building was originally the Cleveland Trust Company, where the wealthiest elites in Cleveland housed their fortunes -- and the bank vaults are still there, providing fun decor and photo opportunities. The original ornate architecture has been complemented with contemporary furnishings, modern finishes and a plethora of