Sidecar Patio and Oyster Bar

Rehearsal Dinner

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Cape Henry Photos

316 Magazine Street New Orleans LACeremony at Six o'clock in the EveningCourtyard Champagne Following CeremonyReception Following at Seven o'clockColorful Cocktail Attire

Wedding Ceremony and Reception

Bridesmaids

Mary Lynn Fitzpatrick

Hannah Hinton       

Savannah Avant

Taylor Beddow

Arden Brown

Olivia Brown

Cecile Nicolson

Maizie Smalley

Katelyn Wright

Groomsmen

Bill Beddow

Adam Colston

Dylan Cannon

Colton Curtis

Kaya Dunn

Michael Finney

Austin Gleason

Matt Hawthorne

Josh Monserrate

Fenn Reeder

Zach Wilson

Wedding Party

Wedding Guests - Colorful CocktailLadies - Joyful, elegant, flowing, colorful summer dresses!Gentlemen - Suit or coat and tie -perhaps a jaunty bow tie!The wedding ceremony and reception will be held indoors, with champagne served in the large courtyard after the ceremony and just prior to the reception. Rehearsal Dinner Guests - Summer Cool and ChicLadies - Sundresses or Breezy SeparatesGentlemen - Linen Shirts and Lightweight TrousersA portion of the rehearsal dinner venue is a patio area and balcony. You'll want to be cool as well as chic if you choose to enjoy these areas!

What to Wear

There are many hotel options within walking distance of the wedding venue and popular attractions.  We have listed a few for your convenience by category - Old School, Popular Chains, and Boutique.

OLD SCHOOL

Located in the heart of downtown - steps from the French Quarter and the Mississippi River. Walking distance or very quick Uber trip to the wedding and reception venue.Estimated Rate 325/Night

The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Located downtown in the Central Business District (CBD). A glamorous, grand, and classically elegant historic hotel a few blocks from the French Quarter. Walking distance or very quick Uber trip to the wedding and reception venue.Estimated Rate 225/Night

Le Pavillon, New Orleans, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel by Marriott

Luxurious and historic in the heart of the French Quarter and featuring the Carousel bar! Still owned and operated by the Monteleone family. A quick Uber trip to the wedding and reception venue.Estimated Rate 330/Night

Hotel Monteleone

POPULAR CHAINS

A 4-star hotel on Canal Street on the edge of the French Quarter and near the Warehouse Arts District. A short walk from Jackson Square or the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas. Less than two blocks from the wedding and reception venue.Estimated Rate 225/Night

New Orleans Marriott

A luxury hotel just steps from the French Quarter, great restaurants, and fun downtown destinations. On the St Charles streetcar line! One block from the wedding and reception venue.Estimated Rate 225/Night

InterContinental New Orleans by IHG

Directly on the Mississippi River, within walking distance of the wedding and reception venue, the French Quarter, and many other popular attractions.Estimated Rate 400/Night

Hilton New Orleans Riverside

Boutique

This stately hotel in a landmark 1880s building actually adjoins the wedding and reception venue! With a charming courtyard and dipping pool, consider this hotel for your stay!Estimated Rate 175/Night

voco St. James Hotel by IHG

An art-filled interlude in New Orleans with comfortable rooms, a convenient location, and complimentary bike rentals! Walking distance to the wedding and reception!Estimated Rate 225/Night

The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery

An IHG boutique hotel with airy guest rooms and a chic lobby, located downtown, adjacent to the Warehouse District and French Quarter. Walking distance to the wedding and reception.Estimated Rate 235/Night

Kimpton Hotel Fontenot

Hotel Information

So....... there's the WEDDING AND RECEPTION! But if you have a bit of time for tooling around the city, we have listed a few of our favorites for you. Take a look to see what works best for you and your travel schedule. But don't be late for the wedding! We're saving a dance for you!

Things to Do 

<a href="https://noma.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">New Orleans Museum of Art</a>In the heart of City Park, NOMA is cool and beautiful inside, with an outstanding sculpture garden outside. Cafe' NOMA by Ralph Brennan is an excellent lunch spot! Just across the park is Cafe' Du Monde - your opportunity to enjoy cafe' au lait and beignets!One Collins C. Diboll Circle, City Park New Orleans

<a href="https://ogdenmuseum.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ogden Museum of Southern Art</a>Located in the Warehouse Arts District of downtown New Orleans, the Ogden holds the largest and most comprehensive collection of Southern art! A number of popular eateries are close by including Willa Jean and Peche Seafood Grille.925 Camp Street New Orleans

<a href="https://www.simonofneworleansapparel.com/homegoods" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Simon</a>He is fun, funky, and French! Swing by this very unusual open-air art studio. You are likely to see Simon's signs up and down Magazine Street. He is iconic!1028 Jackson Avenue New Orleans

Art Lovers

The <a href="https://audubonnatureinstitute.org/golf%E2%80%8E" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Audubon Park Golf Course</a> is just minutes from downtown New Orleans and features a Denis Griffiths design with contoured Bermuda fairways, manicured Tif-Eagle greens, four lagoons, and exquisite landscaping. The competitive 18-hole par 62 course offers a 4,220-yard layout set among hundred-year-old oak trees. Some of the trees have been around longer than the Park! You can also visit Audubon's Pro Shop or grab lunch at <a href="https://audubonnatureinstitute.org/audubon-park-clubhouse" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Audubon Clubhouse</a>. <a href="https://audubon-park-golf-club.book.teeitup.golf/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Book your tee time online</a>, or call the pro shop at <a href="tel:504-212-5290" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">(504) 212-5290</a>.

Golfers

Magazine Street is six miles of shopping, food, and fun. Nestled mainly in Uptown New Orleans but also stretching through the Lower Garden District and into downtown, there’s a mix of vintage stores, restaurants, bakeries, novelty shops, bars, and fine dining. See some of our favorites below!

<a href="https://grisgrisnola.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Gris-Gris</a>Sit at the bar downstairs if you can. It's a show! Refined, Southern cuisine, and local favorites in a casual and comfortable atmosphere1800 Magazine Street New Orleans LA

<a href="https://www.centurygirlvintage.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Century Girl</a>Century Girl is a carefully curated women's vintage boutique located in the Lower Garden District. Showcasing rare, pristine, hand-selected garments from across decades and sourced from around the world.2023 Magazine Street New Orleans LA

<a href="https://www.therumhouse.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Rum House</a>Indoor and outdoor seating. Tacos and rum!3128 Magazine Street New Orleans LA

<a href="https://fleurtygirl.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Fleurty Girl</a>Fleurty Girl is a popular clothing and accessories boutique chain specializing in screen-printed tees that feature New Orleans witticisms, catchphrases, and pop culture references.3137 Magazine Street New Orleans LA

<a href="https://creolecreamery.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Creole Creamery</a>Hands down the best ice cream in the city, with Creole Cream Cheese a favorite flavor. Just one street over from Magazine (Prytania and Magazine run parallel to each other so you can plan your excursion by block numbers and conserve your energy for the wedding). Pace yourself!4924 Prytania Street New Orleans LA

<a href="https://stjamescheese.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">St James Cheese Company</a>Excellent, excellent food far beyond cheese! Prytania Street runs parallel to Magazine Street, so St James is just a quick jump over from your Magazine exploration.5004 Prytania Street New Orleans LA

Magazine Street Shops and Eateries

<a href="https://www.perlis.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Perlis</a>A Louisiana tradition since 1939. Take the ride uptown to stock up on all your Crawfish gear! See the Mardi Gras group photo below - that's a lot of Perlis gear!6070 Magazine Street New Orleans LA

Perlis

<a href="https://dorignacs.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dorignac's Food Center</a>Local one stop shopping! Southern Living lists it as one of the Legendary Grocery Stores in the South! Get your favorite beverages, mini muffs, a Hubig's pie, Cousin's Salad Dressing, and fresh French bread on your way out of town. Then go down Veterans Boulevard to Perino's for some beautiful plants to take back home!710 Veterans Blvd Metairie LA

<a href="https://perinos.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Perino's Home and Garden Center</a>The very best in beautiful plants, as well as great items for your home! Need a Peggy Martin rosebush? Swing by on your way out of town - very near the 610/I-10 heading out of town. Just down Vets from Dorignac's. 3100 Veterans Blvd Metairie LA

Registry

Registry

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