Top Kenner Venues

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 1 Event Space

A top wedding and event location located in the heart of the Greater New Orleans area, Cedar Grove Tchoupitoulas Plantation is a must-see. Each and every couple may enjoy an all-inclusive experience at Cedar Grove, which includes everything from outstanding service to an excellent New Orleans meal. Cedar Grove can host up to 400 guests in its event area, which is approximately 8,000 square feet. The plantation's cozy atmosphere, on the other hand, is ideal for smaller gatherings such as weddings. The event space's historical aesthetic, combined with modern romantic aspects, makes it adaptable to the needs of each couple's wedding vision. We take great satisfaction in providing exceptional service, keeping the property up to date, and employing a problem-free manner to ensure that your wedding runs smoothly on your special day! Our goal is to provide you and your guests with an experience they will remember forever. Come to a Cedar Grove Tchoupitoulas Plantation event and you become a part of our history, as well as a member of our ever-expanding family. We recognize that not every bride has a vision of her wedding on a plantation. Our wedding planning services are available to any couple, regardless of where they want to hold their ceremony or reception. We provide everything from month-of support to full-service wedding planning, as well as anything in between. Allow us to guide you through the planning process and bring your dream wedding to reality. Please visit our sister site by clicking on the link provided below. Making the preparations for your big day a little bit easier is our goal with our all-inclusive wedding packages and skilled wedding coordinators! Our packages include an unlimited buffet, an infinite passed hors d'oeuvres, an open bar with quality liquors and a wide variety of other amenities such as tables and chairs, linens and candle centerpieces, a DJ, all lighting and sound equipment, as well as a variety of other services. Please see our price information by clicking on the links below!

• Spaces for 100-150 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Whitehall Plantation, which was established in 1857 for Francois Pascalis de la Barre and his family and operated as a sugar plantation until 1891, was the first of its kind in the United States. At the time, the plantation encompassed 8,000 acres that stretched from the Mississippi River to Lake Pontchartrain in southern Louisiana. According to historical records, life at Whitehall Plantation was filled with joy and celebration. Other plantation owners, their families, and friends were invited to enjoy Christmas Eve on the plantation, which made for a particularly joyous holiday season in general. The women donned their old-fashioned dresses and danced to Chopin's Minuet in G and Strauss' Vienna Woods with the males of their choosing to the tunes of Chopin's Minuet and Strauss' Vienna Woods. Because of its near proximity to New Orleans and its link to a dirt road known as Labarre Road, the property was chosen to serve as the headquarters for Union General Morgan during the Civil War. The grounds were transformed into a gambling casino in 1919, with dancing to the sounds of well-known orchestras taking place on the premises. A magnificent restaurant had been added to the manor's offerings. The meals were exquisite, the music was excellent, and, if Lady Luck was on your side, your travel back home was enjoyable as well. Magnolia Community Services now has access to Whitehall Plantation's gorgeous scenery, which is maintained by the plantation. Magnolia School, founded in 1935 by Dr. Charles Bloom, was born out of a need for specialized instruction for children and adolescents who were experiencing intellectual and developmental issues. Dr. Charles Bloom wanted to provide for his son, but he quickly learned that there were little resources available to satisfy his son's demands. As a result, Dr. Charles Bloom organized a group of businesspeople to hunt for land on which to build a school for his son. The Magnolia School was founded by private contributions and now runs as a private 501 c3 non-profit organization in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. With the knowledge that a portion of the rental price for Whitehall Plantation is donated to this deserving organization, you can feel good about yourself. We will work with you to create a wedding experience that is as special as your love for one another. For years to come, a Whitehall Plantation wedding will be remembered not just for the scenic settings, which include moss-hung oak trees and the grand staircase entry to the magnificent home, but also for the flavor, flair and attention to detail that we put into each and every event.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Watching friends and family members enjoy themselves is one of our favorite things. We are looking forward to collaborating with you to plan the wedding of your dreams! We will be there with you every step of the way, from menu options and décor to all of the small things. The Alexander Room and Terrace, which is tucked away in the heart of Metairie, is a true jewel. The International Brotherhood of Electricians (IBE) thought of and built the Alexander Room in 1984. The Alexander Room was designed to be a contender among Metairie's event spaces, and that was the goal from the outset of construction. The room was never advertised to the general public as a result of unforeseeable events. The Alexander Room was approached in 2014 with the aim of enlisting the help of Troy and Cindy Timphony of Hobnobber Café to take over the food, administration, and marketing of the space. As time went on, renovations were made, menus were created, and the website and social media platforms were established, resulting in the polished jewel that is The Alexander Room and Terrace. The Alexander Room has an inside size of 5000 square feet and a terrace with an additional 4000 square feet of space on the second level. Thanks to the recent addition of our outdoor speakers and festoon lights, you'll be able to dance under the stars without losing a beat. It is not permitted to bring in outside catering Every dish and beverage will be provided by Hobnobber Café. No food or beverage will be permitted to be brought in by an external catering company. Every dish and beverage is served buffet style on quality white and silver plastic plates with heavy weight silver plastic cutlery.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Cypress Lakes is located in the beautiful community of Ormond Estates in Destrehan, LA. We offer an 18-hole championship golf course, tennis courts, swimming pool, a state-of-the art fitness center, full service spa and a full service restaurant and lounge. Convenient and welcoming, Cypress Lakes is where life flourishes; a social and recreational extension of your own home. It is the place to meet new friends, to gather with old friends and entertain business clients.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

This Acadian home has an expansive view of the beautifully-manicured Audubon Park Golf Course. A combination of a spacious dining area and a smaller private room make this space fully adaptable to nearly any sized crowd, as well as any type of celebration event. With an expansive view of the beautifully maintained Audubon Park Golf Course, this Acadian home is a must see. Through the use of a large dining area and a smaller private room, this space can accommodate nearly any sized group and can accommodate any type of celebration event. For rehearsal dinners, this is by far the most popular location! There is free parking available. Book your next event with Audibubon.com today. Trying to figure out where to hold your next private event or party? Audubon is renowned for its impeccable service, meticulous attention to detail, and delectable catering. As a result of our distinctive destinations, which combine elegance with a long-standing local tradition, our venues are the best in the city for a signature New Orleans experience. Events ranging from family gatherings to holiday parties to picnics to corporate events to weddings, receptions, dinners, and catering are all catered at our venues and accommodations. Get in touch with us right away to learn more.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Looking for somewhere to host your private parties? Our flawless service, attention to detail and truly excellent food are hallmarks of an Audubon event. Coupled with our unique destinations that offer both beauty and style, an event at Audubon is exactly what you hope for...perfect. We can help you with anything from family gatherings, holiday parties and picnics to weddings, receptions, dinners and catering. Book your next event with Audibubon.com today. Trying to figure out where to hold your next private event or party? Audubon is renowned for its impeccable service, meticulous attention to detail, and delectable catering. As a result of our distinctive destinations, which combine elegance with a long-standing local tradition, our venues are the best in the city for a signature New Orleans experience. Events ranging from family gatherings to holiday parties to picnics to corporate events to weddings, receptions, dinners, and catering are all catered at our venues and accommodations. Get in touch with us right away to learn more. Golf and parks are available at AUDUBON. Enjoy the great outdoors at the Audubon Park Golf Course or one of the public parks managed by Audubon. Whether you're a visitor or a resident, our parks throughout New Orleans provide a tranquil respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. Audubon Park, located in the heart of historic uptown New Orleans, is a popular destination for recreation, picnics, and simply taking in the scenery. For more than a century, people have gathered in this urban oasis, which features avenues of ancient live oaks, a tranquil 1.8-mile jogging path, a lagoon, picnic shelters, and playgrounds, among other amenities. Among the many amenities available at Audubon Park are tennis courts, riding stables, soccer fields, the Whitney Young Pool, the Audubon Clubhouse Café, and the Audubon Golf Club. The park is free to the public. Audubon Park's green spaces remain open to the public, but Audubon Nature Institute is committed to supporting the City and State orders to stay at home and practice physical distancing in the interest of everyone's health and safety in our entire community. Although Audubon security is patrolling the Park, we strongly encourage guests who witness gatherings or behaviors in the Park that are in violation of those orders to call 311 and file a report with the authorities. The playgrounds and workout equipment areas at Audubon Park have reopened as of today. Hand washing and face masks are strongly recommended, and please maintain appropriate social distance. Please keep in mind that Audubon is following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendation that outdoor areas only require normal routine cleaning and not disinfection.

• Spaces for 24-150 Guests
• 5 Restaurants

Ralph Brennan's Ralph's on the Park is a casual dining establishment nestled amid the live oaks and colorful clapboard houses of mid-city New Orleans and City Park. This dynamic cafe is at its core thanks to the talents of Chef Chip Flanagan, who was born and raised in New Orleans and is recognized for his globally-inspired interpretations of local cuisine that are influenced by the quirkiness, variety, and traditions for which the city is famous. Ralph's on the Park is known for its timeless elegance as well as its smooth event preparation. For your upcoming wedding, anniversary, birthday, repast, shower, business event, graduation, or holiday party, our professional culinary team and polished staff look forward to producing a wonderful meal and a memorable experience for you. The Ralph's on the Park website has a Private Dining Guide to assist you in planning your next private event at Ralph's on the Park. Please see below for further information. Weddings are something we are familiar with. Engaged couples are invited to join us for every special occasion, including an engagement party, wedding ceremony, reception, and rehearsal dinner. To see some of our previous wedding events, please visit the link provided below.

The Peristyle was actually constructed specifically for gatherings with dancing. This neo-classical open-air pavilion with a colonnade was designed by Paul Andry in 1907, and it has since undergone various renovations, the most recent of which was completed in 2012, thanks to a generous donation from Mea and Vincent Saia in 1989. One of the most well-liked locations for wedding ceremonies and wedding photography in the park is the Peristyle, which has a view of the lovely Bayou Metairie. Additionally, the location is excellent for picnics and business gatherings like conventions and themed parties. Residents of the area and visitors from across the world have had access to a wealth of natural and cultural resources for more than 170 years thanks to New Orleans City Park. The Park is home to the Louisiana Children's Museum, the New Orleans Museum of Art, the Couturie Forest and Arboretum, the New Orleans Botanical Garden, and the biggest grove of mature live oaks in the world, some of which are about 800 years old.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Garden

At the Canal Street Inn, you can experience the refined, classical elegance of an era when graciousness and southern charm defined this neighborhood. During your stay at the inn, enjoy a stroll around our friendly neighborhood. Within a few blocks, you can mingle with local residents and become part of the community’s active street culture, by visiting the local restaurants with rich cuisines inspired by many countries around the world. The local tavern, bar, and clubs showcase unique vibes, from upscale to funky. This 1912 Greek Revival mansion is surrounded by enchanting gardens of live oaks, elms, and beautiful blooming azaleas, plus other distinctive flora and fauna throughout the year. Envision yourself relaxing and sipping a glass of wine in our beautiful garden, or on the majestic porch while you watch the streetcars roll by the oak-lined street. Inside the inn, you can observe the meticulous craftsmanship of another era in the archways, ceilings, magnificent woodwork, and stained-glass windows in the common areas of this beautiful home. Cozy up with a book on the built-in bench in the dining room. Share some wine with friends or other guests in the parlors. Entertain others by playing the piano in the front parlor – or sit back and listen while someone else plays. Every morning, you can join our other house guests in the elegant formal dining room for a gourmet breakfast served by our staff. For a less formal and more intimate breakfast with the same delicious food, sit at one of the bistro tables on the screened back porch. Then, set off for a day of fun or business in the Big Easy. When it is time for your day to end and you need a respite, the house invites you to rest, relax, and enjoy your New Orleans experience.

• Spaces for 75-1,200 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 1 Landmark
• 3 Total Spaces

When the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) opened its doors for the first time on December 16, 1911, it included only nine pieces of art. It is the city's oldest fine arts institution. The museum now boasts a remarkable permanent collection of more than 40,000 pieces, making it one of the largest in the world. As the collection continues to grow and expand, it will surpass all expectations as one of the most important art museums in the South. It is known for its outstanding strengths in French and American art, photography, glass, African and Japanese works, and continues to expand and grow. The twelve-acre Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at NOMA is one of the most significant sculpture installations in the United States, with over 90 sculptures set among meandering footpaths, reflecting lagoons, Spanish moss-laden 200-year-old live oaks, mature pines, magnolias, camellias, and pedestrian bridges. The sculpture garden is one of the most important sculpture installations in the United States, with over 90 sculptures set among meandering footpaths, PURPOSE: We hope to inspire and celebrate people's appreciation of art. MISSION We are dedicated to the preservation, presentation, and enrichment of our collections and internationally recognized sculpture garden; providing innovative learning and interpreting experiences; and unifying, motivating, and engaging people from all walks of life and backgrounds. It is anticipated that VISION NOMA will serve as a focal point for the arts in New Orleans, as well as an iconic presence synonymous with the city and as the premier cultural institution in the Gulf South, when completed. DIVERSITY, EQUALITY, AND INCLUSION ARE KEY VALUES. An inclusive and equitable workplace, according to NOMA, is one in which all employees, regardless of their gender, race, ethnicity, national origin (age), sexual orientation or identity (including gender expression), handicap, or educational background, feel appreciated and respected. Diversity in life experiences and history is respected and treasured; we strive to ensure that all voices are acknowledged and heard, as well as to develop a culture of open-mindedness, inclusivity, and compassion among our employees.

Tableau is located on Jackson Square, in the center of the French Quarter, and is linked to the famous Le Petit Theatre, which dates back to 1802. Tableau's meals make use of seasonal ingredients and represent a wide range of tastes and European influences, all of which are mixed with a contemporary approach. Tableau was named "one of the Best New Restaurants in New Orleans" by the Times-Picayune shortly after it opened its doors. Tableau provides a range of eating options, ranging from the courtyard to the main dining room, to the Drawing Room lounge, to our balcony overlooking Jackson Square and everything in between. We have five different venues where we can offer a magnificent scent to any particular occasion. The Parlor, the Wine Room, the Library, the Green Room, and the Le Petit Theatre are the venues for our events. No matter how large or small your gathering, we have you covered.

• Spaces for 12-90 Guests
• 2 Restaurants

Bayou Wine Garden is a neighborhood wine bar and kitchen in Mid City, New Orleans. Just like our adjoining sister bar, Bayou Beer Garden, we seek to provide a casual atmosphere and a large selection at a price point that welcomes and excites both experts and novices. Whether you know a lot about wine and cheese and charcuterie, or not much at all, we hope that the relaxed ambience, approachable menus, private wine tastings and friendly staff will provide everyone with an easy and enjoyable experience. These Are the Places We Call Home For your next Bayou Gardens event, reserve one of the spaces listed below for free*. Interested? Our party planner can be reached through phone, text message, or email for more information. She'll help you set a date for your event, find a venue that's perfect, and even help you order caterers. Beverage Garden of Bayou CLIENT AREA The Bayou Beer Garden's VIP Area, tucked away in the back, can hold up to 40 people standing and another 20 seated. A three-TV outdoor area is ideal for parties looking for a covered area for their event. The White Tent Outside the Parking Lot Behind Bayou Beer Garden and Bayou Wine Garden, the White Tent is situated. Our largest party room, it can hold up to 75 people. If you're looking for a covered outdoor area for a large party, this is the place to go. A WINE GARDEN ON THE BAYOU A BRICK PORCH AND BUILT-INS Bayou Wine Garden's Brickroom & Porch is tucked away in the back. This is our tiniest party room, with seating for a maximum of 20 people. It's ideal for intimate gatherings like a bridal shower or baby shower.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Country Club

Despite its unique nature and often tragic history, Ormond Plantation has managed to endure until the early twenty-first century. As early as the 1780s, Pierre D'Trepagnier was granted a parcel of property by the Spanish Governor Don Bernanrdo deGalvez, who named it after himself. The main building, which was erected shortly before 1790, served as the plantation's headquarters for indigo and later sugar cane production. Built in the "Louisiana Colonial" style for plantations, which was inspired by the enormous sugar estates of the West Indies, the home is a beautiful example of architecture. The two wings, or garconnieres, that give Ormond its unique appearance are taller than the main building and of a design that may have been influenced by the Atlantic Seaboard, according to some sources. This was a common occurrence as officials from the Louisiana and Spanish governments were entertained in the mansion. Colonel Richard Butler purchased Mrs. D'Trepagnier's plantation home in 1805 for a sum of money. Butler had served in the United States Army and had fallen in love with the South during his time there. In honor of his family castle in Ireland, the Castle Ormonde, he gave his new home the name "Ormond." Following the War Between the States, Ormond Plantation, like many other Southern plantations, was forced to close its doors. It changed hands twice more before being sold at public auction in 1874 and 1875, according to historical records. State Senator Basile LaPlace, Jr., son of the prominent New Orleans pharmacist and landowner after whom the town of LaPlace is named, purchased Ormond on December 1, 1898, for a sum of $25,000.00. LaPlace died in a horrific fashion. In the following years, Ormond moved from LaPlace's widow to his mother, and then to the Schexnayder family, all of which occurred during the year 1900. The Schexnayders retained ownership of the property until 1926, when they transferred ownership to the Inter-Credit Corporation of New York. Between the late 1920s and early 1930s, a variety of tenants lived in the house and on the grounds surrounding the house. The house had been left to decay, and the walls were collapsing and the porch was sagging. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, proprietors of the Brown's Velvet Dairy in New Orleans, purchased the property for a sum of money. Beginning in 1943, the Browns embarked on a significant renovation project that involved enclosing the carriageways and incorporating the garconnieres into the main structure of the house. Indoor plumbing, natural gas, and electricity were among the modern luxuries that the Browns installed.

• Spaces for 30-475 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 1 Event Space
• 3 Total Spaces

The Deutsches Haus is a Non Profit Organization with rental proceeds helping maintain our facility and charities we support. We are a landmark in the New Orleans area since the 1920’s and today the German heritage tradition continues. Our new facility on Moss Street opened in November 2018 at a beautiful setting on Bayou St. John, It is available for rentals. Our rooms on Ridgewood Drive in Metairie have closed. The new building contains 10,045 square feet plus terraces. The main hall will seat 300 and can be divided into a smaller room. The small meeting room will seat 30, and our small bar will seat 50.

• Spaces for 40 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

A quaint spot in New Orleans that connects a Beer Garden and Wine Garden with an adorable bridge- this restaurant provides something for everyone! For the time being, BBG/BWG will require proof of vaccination to be present in our indoor and outdoor establishments, in compliance with the city of New Orleans' rules. It is preferable to use a LA wallet or a vaccination card. Additionally, you may present us with a negative test that has been time stamped within 72 hours after your appointment with us! In order to protect the safety of all attendees, entrance to the bars will be through our Rendon Street pop-up tent. You'll get a stamp and then you'll be free to roam around and enjoy yourself. Keep in mind that masking is still required on the inside. I want to express my gratitude to you for your ongoing support and understanding through these troubling times. Keep yourself safe out there, and we'll see you soon! IN MARATHON, FLORIDA, DISCOVER THE PERFECT WEDDING VENUE Whether you're planning a group celebration or your own tropical wedding, our collection of event spaces in Marathon will provide you with the ideal environment to hold a spectacular event for you and your guests. Banana Bay boasts a tranquil tropical location as well as over 1,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space for your next event. From a corporate incentive retreat to a birthday blowout or a fantasy wedding, our ideal Florida Keys meeting space makes it simple to plan any occasion. The Banana Bay Resort & Marina is the perfect place to host your next event and enjoy a stress-free experience! Our team of on-site event professionals will be with you from the beginning to the end of the event, ensuring that it is a success. Wedding parties will appreciate the privacy and seclusion provided by our private, outdoor site. Guests that book a meeting or group event with us will receive exclusive benefits such as complimentary accommodation, parking, and other amenities. Take a look at our list of venues below to find the ideal location for your event in the Florida Keys.

• Spaces for 50-300 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Event Space
• 2 Total Spaces

In addition to hardwood floors and brick walls, Rosy's Jazz Hall has an outside terrace that provides a taste of ancient New Orleans. Two ficus trees provide shade for our two-story atrium, which features a balcony in the manner of the French Quarter. Beautiful ceremonies are performed under the shade of the ficus trees. Catering for all of our events is provided in-house by award-winning chefs who create menus that include everything from contemporary fare to traditional New Orleans staples to Old World cuisine. Our in-house chefs employ only the highest-quality ingredients, which they present in an innovative and visually appealing manner. The buffets are further enhanced with wrought-iron candlesticks and other characteristic design pieces from the restaurant. On the buffets, china, glass, and silver are always in abundance. We provide an open call-brand bar, passing and stationed hors d'ouervres as well as all tables, chairs, and white linens for our all-inclusive packages. Rosy's Jazz Hall is a one-of-a-kind venue with a welcoming environment and a deep connection to New Orleans' history. An interior balcony and a stunning outdoor New Orleans-style courtyard are available for wedding ceremonies in our two-story atrium, which also serves as a reception space.

• Spaces for 300-325 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The Columns, with its elegant Victorian decor, is the perfect place for your private events. Our versatile rooms can accommodate up to 300 people for your event.With over 35 years in hosting experience, we have a talented team at your service to ensure that your event will be spectacular. The Columns isn't your typical hotel experience. Originally constructed as a private dwelling in 1883, the building was transformed into a boarding house during World War I. The building was converted into a hotel in 1953 by a local family, and the bar on the porch quickly became a destination. It was purchased by Jayson Seidman and his family in 2019 after being listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. It's time to move on to the next chapter in this cherished setting.. As long-time residents, we share your enthusiasm for this hotel, and we look forward to continuing to treat it as a family business that merits the care and respect it deserves. The Columns isn't your typical hotel experience. Originally constructed as a private dwelling in 1893, the building was turned into a boarding house during World War I. The building was converted into a hotel in 1953 by a local family, and the bar on the porch quickly became a destination. The property was sold to Jayson Seidman and his family in 2019. It's time to move on to the next chapter in this cherished setting.. As long-time residents, we share your enthusiasm for this hotel, and we look forward to continuing to treat it as a family business that merits the care and respect it deserves. The Columns have been a part of New Orleans for such a long period of time that they have become a monument in its own right. When everyone knows the name of the place, you don't have to say the address. The Columns, which overlook St. Charles Avenue, with its magnificent magnolia trees and streetcar line, is a short walk from the other historic houses in the region and is a great place to relax. We've meticulously repaired the ancient structure and built a whole new garden, rooftop sundeck, and cocktail bar to complement it. With a careful and sophisticated repair, we were able to breathe new life into our public areas as well. Grand rooms, which are ideal for both private meetings and bigger events, are centered on the spirit and history of the building they are designed to complement. In order to provide hospitality and solitude, these new areas, both inside and outside, have been meticulously planned and designed.

• Spaces for 75-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Le Musée, the Greek Revival residence at 2336 Esplanade Avenue, and its vicinity, centered in the area known as upper Treme, were originally part of the plantation of Domingo Fleitas. Fleitas, a Spanish colonial who had fought with Galvez in the American Revolution, had grandchildren born free people of color. This stretch of Esplanade Avenue, mid-way between the Mississippi River and Bayou St. John, was not developed until the 1850s when Benjamin Rodriguez, a Jewish speculator who also owned the Esplanade omnibus, began acquiring lots in the area. Rodriguez first built his home at 2306 Esplanade, where the Musson family later lived for a period of time and their cousin Edgar Degas, the acclaimed French artist, visited. In 1859, Rodriguez contracted with Joseph Jouet, the same builder who constructed the famed French Hospital, to build the house at 2336. Though this residence was never owned by persons of color until its present ones, because of their dominance in the building trades, it can be assumed that they participated in the construction. Esplanade Avenue has always been noted for its gracious homes and abundant greenery. Little known is that free people of color owned numerous properties along the avenue and its intersecting streets in the antebellum period

• Spaces for 50-100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The only wedding chapel in the heart of the historic French Quarter! The continuation of bringing couples together in the union of marriage in New Orleans, LA, is our mission statement. February 14, 2007 marked the one-year anniversary of Reverend Tony and his wife, Lou Ann Talavera, commissioning and having the city of New Orleans designated "The Romance Capital of the World." We, at the French Quarter Wedding Chapel, specialize in creating romantic wedding ceremonies. Our goal is to make your wedding really unforgettable and distinctly New Orleans, regardless of whether you are a resident or just in love with the city. We have a number of different sites in and around the New Orleans region to accommodate each couple's individual needs. Our chapel is a beautiful, small space that is authentically French Quarter in style. Apart from that, we can accommodate additional places such as Jackson Square, Audubon Park, and the Pharmacy Museum, to mention a few examples. We are experts in elopement planning! We also provide vow renewal services! We are able to accommodate weddings with little notice. We are a whole package, including: Whether you're looking for wedding cake or wedding carriages, flowers or champagne, photographers or second lines, hairstylists or make-up professionals, we can meet all of your demands. We do not discriminate, and we appreciate all forms of love!