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A Boisterous Evening In New Orleans French Quarter

Updated: Oct 27, 2023

This was the perfect spot for the perfect couple, Kate + Josh, to tie the knot. Together they welcomed their family and friends to New Orleans' historic and elegant Spanish colonial building, the Cabildo, where they exchanged their lifelong commitment to love. The Cabildo resides as one of Louisiana's most significant and remarkable historical buildings surrounded by beautiful cathedrals and rare artifacts of America's history.

As guests entered, they were welcomed with a staircase cascading with florals and custom signage. They were escorted to the ceremony space which was lined with windows, perfect lighting for their afternoon nuptials. After cheering in excitement for the bride and groom, guests made their way to the floor above to indulge in local cuisine, a fully stocked bar, and a boisterous band. They watched as their friends, freshly bonded by marriage, cut into a three-tier classically decorated cake and shared their first toast.

As popular tradition among New Orleans weddings, the newlyweds finished their night off with a second line parade through the halls of the Cabildo and out to Jackson Square where they celebrated their unity with the beats from their boisterous brass band, stylish umbrellas, and lots and lots of cheering.

Their wedding, from start to finish, was so full of unique design and creative detail. It's no doubt their entire guest list had a night to remember!