MEET US IN
NEW ORLEANS
NOVEMBER 5 - 7, 2026
WELCOME,
We're so happy you're reading this, because it means you've been a beloved part of our lives, either as individuals or as a couple (and in many cases, both). After seven years (!!!) of building a life together, we're finally ready to make it legit in the eyes of the law, and in the eyes of whatever God may be paying attention.
Honestly, we went back and forth on the idea of a wedding. We had a long think and too many debates about the traditions and the formalities, the significance of the vows and the symbols, and we weren't sure it was all for us. But then we thought about you, and how we absolutely wouldn't have this moment to share with each other, were it not for the love, support and guidance from each of you. We're gathering to make this thing formally for real and forever, but we realized the only way to do that properly was with the people who got us here. So let's have a hell of a party.
We picked New Orleans because it has, at risk of cliché, a rhythm to it that we haven't found anywhere else. Maybe it's a heartbeat (I won't be caught dead typing "soul"), but it's definitely alive in a way few places on this Earth are. There's an infectious sense of comfort and welcome for whatever may come, almost a feeling that anything can happen, and that you'll be down for whatever it ends up being. That feeling, loose, open, ready for anything, is something we've tried to build into how we live with and love one another. We've learned to look at this relationship as its own special kind of adventure, and New Orleans has that on offer better than most places.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
WEEKEND DETAILS
THURSDAY @ THE COLUMNS
11.5.26 | 6 PM - 9 PM
FRIDAY @ N7
11.6.26 | 5 PM - 12 AM
Welcome drinks and bites at the Columns in the Lower Garden District. Maybe we hit a bar on Magazine after.
3811 St Charles Ave, New Orleans, LA 70115
Ceremony and a celebratory dinner at N7. From there, we Second Line to Anna's in the Marigny for dancing. The willing and able will proceed to Frenchman for some more music and a final cheers.
1117 Montegut St, New Orleans, LA 70117
SATURDAY @ MARKY'S BAR
11.7.26 | 11 AM - 1 PM
Lite bites and drinks to close out the weekend. We welcome you to stay in New Orleans for the day to see the sights.
640 Louisa St, New Orleans, LA 70117
A restored schoolhouse and rectory in the Marigny. Near N7 and Anna's, we'll have a 30 room block and treat it as wedding HQ. Closer to the Quarter, and all the great stuff in the Marigny.
Hotel Peter and Paul
The Pontchartrain
An architectural gem in the Garden District, puts you right on St Charles Avenue, just down the street from the Columns. Jump on a streetcar or check out the rooftop view of the city.
WHERE TO STAY
Hotel Peter and Paul
A restored schoolhouse and rectory in the Marigny. Near N7 and Anna's, we'll have a 30 room block and treat it as wedding HQ. Closer to the Quarter, and all the great stuff in the Bywater.
If you'd like to join the block and the discounted rate, please book by Sept. 6, 2026. **ALMOST SOLD OUT
The Pontchartrain
An architectural gem in the Garden District, you're right on St Charles Avenue, just down the street from the Columns. Jump on a streetcar or check out the rooftop views of the city.
If you'd like to get a discounted rate, please book by Sept. 6, 2026
Hotel Monteleone
A historic luxury hotel in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana. Opened in 1886, it features the famous Carousel Bar & Lounge.
DRESS CODE
Welcome Party | Casual Cocktail
Polished but relaxed. Think elevated separates and easy dresses with room for personality and comfort to hit that New Orleans-night-out feel. Chic jumpsuits, silk sets, polished trousers, and special tops are all welcome. No jackets or ties required.
Wedding | Fall Formal (wear shoes you can walk in)
Embrace rich fall colors, interesting textures, and elevated silhouettes with room for personality and comfort. For men, no ties required, think relaxed suits or separates with open collars, fun accessories, and shoes you can walk in. For women, think velvet, satin, silk, pleats. Maybe even sequins or a feather. But keep it chic, not costume‑y. Definitely wear comfortable shoes.
