The mother of the bride, Sylvia McGee, owns the town's charming coffee shop found right on the Chardon Square. Experience breakfast and/or lunch with a delightful group of Chardon-regulars and proper small-town hospitality!

*Fun fact: most of our wedding vendors & help came from Bean's connections! We love our community!

If you enjoy walking trails, Holden Arboretum is the spot for you! Whether you are in the mood for a hike through a woodland forest, a walk around a lake, walks through blooming gardens (or all three!)

The costs to get into the trails listed below:

Adults: $16

Children (3 – 12 years old): $12

Children (2 and under): Free

Members are always free

If you're planning to go to the Holden Arboretum, check out The Canopy Walk - invites guests to stroll along a 500-foot-long elevated walkway that rises 65 feet above the forest floor.

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Visit the Kalberer Emergent Tower - The Emergent Tower is 120 feet (or approximately 12 stories) tall, which allows for a breathtaking, unrivaled view of the surrounding area—guests can see all the way to Lake Erie.

Home to over 75 independent shops and restaurants, the tree-lined village center of Chagrin Falls has been delivering Main Street charm for over 100 years. The perfect place to walk & shop with a waterfall found in the middle of the town!

*Fun Fact: This is where the bride's parents got engaged!

Sage's Apples Family Orchard has been family-run since 1867. Growing over 50 different apple varieties in Chardon, Ohio, Sage's is one of Chardon's gems.

This unique store, is a must to go to when in Middlefield, Ohio.

If you're an early riser, treat yourself to Nauvoo and get an authentic Amish Donut. They have a range of flavors, but a classic glaze is a 10/10.

If you're not an early riser, the donuts may not be available, but an Amish Fry Pie will be just as good. Nauvoo Family Market offers bulk foods, bakery, deli, and hardware products.