Top Louisiana Proposal Venues

• Spaces for 300 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

In the heart of ancient Faubourg, a bank building from the 1930s has been restored. Treme We provide the following services: accommodations for any occasion ranging from 30 to 300 attendees, Ample parking, 2 miles from downtown New Orleans, Bride & Groom Dressing Spaces, Mezzanine area, Vintage Charm, Catering kitchen available, 2 craft cocktail bars, Professionally trained banquet staff, in-house event design & catering available, Wedding Packages available. Menus that are one-of-a-kind and customized, four available toilets, vintage charm, and an in-house music system are just a few of the amenities. We can accommodate parties ranging in size from 30 to 299 persons, ranging from tiny shows to loud banquets. For group lunches, private parties, and wedding receptions, Tremé Market Branch is the ideal place in New Orleans. Pricing for special events starts at $1,250 per person. Other events such as birthday parties, wedding showers, and other gatherings can be accommodated at a discounted rate.

• Spaces for 75-500 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

Through dynamic interactive exhibits, multigenerational educational programming, research facilities and engaging musical performances, the music New Orleans made famous is explored in all its forms. Housed in the historic Old U.S. Mint, strategically located at the intersection of the French Quarter and the Frenchmen Street live music corridor, the New Orleans Jazz Museum is in the heart of the city’s vibrant music scene. Through partnerships with local, national and international educational institutions, the New Orleans Jazz Museum promotes the global understanding of jazz as one of the most innovative, historically pivotal musical art forms in world history.

• Spaces for 10-100 Guests
• 3 Restaurants

Come on over on a journey to New Orleans, down in the French Quarter to the heart of Jackson Square, where you will soon to discover a dining experience unlike any other, celebrating the fine Creole cuisine and culture of New Orleans. When you are dining at Muriel’s Jackson Square, you’ll be greatly enveloped by the rich history of the Vieux Carre while celebrating the life of today. Indulge in the spirits of our Courtyard Bar while Sir Antoine and the spirits of yesteryear dine alongside of you. Embrace all of the historical ambiance, feel the energy, and taste the love in every bite as the flavors dance on your palate while you discover a local treasure. Today you can find locals socializing just as they first did when our city was built. Within Muriel’s historic walls, the city of New Orleans was built by citizens that passed through. Today that savor for life can be experienced by our patrons in the award-winning contemporary Creole cuisine we serve.

• 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 100-350 Guests
• 1 Country Club

Weddings MARRIAGE AND BANQUET SETTINGS IN NEW ORLEANS You can't go wrong with Belle Terre Country Club for your wedding. A truly hidden gem, nestled between Baton Rouge and New Orleans just off of the I-10 corridor, our location is easily accessible from all vantage points. There is no doubt that Belle Terre, which translates to "beautiful land," lives up to the name. It's hard to find a venue of this beauty for miles and miles, with acres and acres of lush greenery surrounding it. Belle Terre Country Club has a beautiful clubhouse surrounded by lakes, perfectly manicured lawns, a panoramic view of the course, and the dramatic architecture of our development to ensure that you'll always be satisfied with your decision. We're here to help you unwind and enjoy yourself while we turn your visions into reality with a seamless combination of first-rate service and delectable cuisine. Your ceremony will be enhanced by the picturesque view from our clubhouse, and your reception will be perfect in our elegant ballroom. Specially developed custom menus, personalized attention by an on-site coordinator, superb service and a creative range of budget-sensitive options are only some of the ways we cater to you! Our wedding planner meets with you to create an individually customized day like no other with a plethora of suggestions to make it totally unique and one-of-a-kind. "Your day, your way" is our motto. It doesn't matter what cuisine you prefer; we'll do our best to meet your needs. There are options for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies, and a newly constructed pergola can be used for the latter.

• Spaces for 150-450 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

We specialize in events such as weddings, ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, showers, parties, corporate and business meetings, private gatherings, luncheons, dinner parties, picnics, and other social gatherings of all kinds. A particular Southern charm can be delivered by our employees, who are dedicated to making your visit one that will be remembered forever. Accommodations are available in one of our five nicely appointed rooms, each of which has its own private bathroom, located in the Manor House. If you'd like to make a reservation or check availability, please call 985.764.8544 or visit the Plantation website for more details. Restaurant Hours: Lunch is served Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Dinner is served Thursday and Friday evenings from 5-9 p.m., or at our popular, reservation-required, Sunday brunch. Brunch on Sundays, Chef Richard Kiral is motivated by the abundance of fresh seafood available in Louisiana. His creole, Italian, and southern menus offer an outstanding range of fare that is local to the region, and his culinary abilities will please even the most discriminating palate. We guarantee that when you look out the window of our 225-year-old Plantation and see towering oaks just yards from from historic River Road and the mighty Mississippi River, you will immediately feel at home. We are 20 minutes from New Orleans and 10 minutes from Louis Armstrong International Airport. We are strategically positioned - precisely in the center of Plantation Country - and provide a variety of amenities.

• Spaces for 80-800 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Historic Spaces

Elegant ballrooms and a charming interior courtyard are among the wedding venues at The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans. Poised to host ceremonies, receptions, rehearsal dinners and complementary wedding events, each space can be customized to fit the couple’s vision. New Orleans is unlike any other city in the United States because of its rich history and distinctive personality. Visit The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans, a French Quarter getaway housed in a Beaux Arts edifice built in 1908 that pays homage to the city's energy and grandeur. Here, guests may relax in the tranquility of the hotel's magnificent courtyard, immerse themselves in the mystique of the city through the spa's Voodoo Ritual, or learn how to play the trumpet with in-house jazz musician Jeremy Davenport, among other activities. With its French-inspired architecture, tree-shaded gardens, and a rich culinary legacy, New Orleans is a charming destination for weddings and other events. Couples can exchange vows in the serene outdoor patio of The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans, or beneath the sparkling crystal chandeliers of the Lafayette Ballroom. When it comes to stunning wedding reception locations, the French Quarter Bar embodies the spirit of New Orleans, while the Crescent View room, which is located 12 stories above the city, offers a panoramic view of the cityscape below. At the hotel, every wedding is attended by a specialist wedding advisor, who also conducts a taste with the culinary and pastry teams. For further information, please contact the wedding specialists at the hotel.

• Spaces for 600 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

Built in 1950 and recently renovated in 2014, the Carver Theater is New Orleans’ premiere live music venue featuring the city’s best jazz, big band, blues, brass and more, along with a variety of top touring regional and national acts. The 16,000-square foot music and entertainment venue is located in the heart of the Tremé neighborhood in New Orleans and boasts a unique combination of history, character and high-tech, modern amenities to elevate any experience—whether a music show, corporate event, wedding reception, film debut or stage play.

The Champagne Palace is the most luxurious venue for weddings in the South, and our lavishly designed palace is the perfect place for your reception. Our acre of botanical gardens allows you and your guests to stroll beautifully manicured tropical flowers, European fountains, and twenty-foot Corinthian columns, making your dream a reality. Life-size statues that were imported, Italian marble flooring, lavish floral arrangements, and our two spiral staircases were all specifically created to record the most lovely moments of your big celebration. The two spiral staircases, lavish floral arrangements, imported life-size sculptures, and Italian marble floors were all specifically created to record the most romantic moments of your special day. Our acre of botanical gardens allows you and your guests to stroll beautifully manicured tropical flowers, European fountains, and twenty-foot Corinthian columns, making your dream a reality. The Champagne Palace crew is ready to attend to all of your needs and set the scene for a special evening that you will never forget. Everything you need to put together an exceptional event is included in our all-inclusive package, from food and drinks to flowers and décor to seating and place settings, personal hosts, and even security.

• Spaces for 75-400 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Host a unique wedding at the Four Diamond Renaissance New Orleans Pere Marquette French Quarter Area Hotel. We offer a range of sophisticated event venues, including a Grand Ballroom and other reception spaces - as well as wedding packages, catering and planning services. With the perfect balance of style and substance in the heart of New Orleans, we vow to surpass your expectations. Dream weddings don't just happen, they're planned. Marriott Certified Wedding Planners are trained to help. After completing demanding coursework, each Marriott Certified Wedding Planner is qualified to coordinate weddings of all types, including ethnic and military weddings. Relying on experience, training, tradition and old-fashioned intuition, Marriott Certified Wedding Planners can help you determine an overall vision for your wedding and help you execute each detail. That includes setting an event budget; deciding on a menu; arranging table settings; and finding florists, photographers, a band and other entertainment for the big day.

In the center of the Central Business District, there is a century-old, top-notch performing arts and events venue called the Orpheum Theater. The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra's symphonies, Platinum performers' performances, all-night Jazz Fest concerts, and movie premieres of Best Picture Oscar-winning films are just a few of the internationally enticing events that take place in this renowned venue on a local scale. One of the few vertical hall designs left in the United States, it offers an unmatched acoustic and visual experience. The orchestra floor in the Orpheum may be adjusted thanks to recent renovations, which also allowed the venue to host private events on the same stage as well-known performers. The Orpheum Theater invites weddings, Mardi Gras balls, corporate parties, and business meetings all throughout the year to ensure that every guest can experience the atmosphere of being in the spotlight on stage. The Orpheum exhibits the elaborate and luxurious architecture, including its terra cotta columns and roof as well as the plaster embellishments on the stage proscenium and sitting areas—all of which were meticulously restored and occasionally hand-painted. The theater also features a plethora of contemporary upgrades, such as its audio and visual capabilities, changeable orchestra floor, ten bars, improved restrooms and common areas, as well as building systems.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

With its location in the center of New Orleans' historic French Quarter, Baroness is the ideal meeting and private dining area for all of your special occasions. Whether you're planning a tiny private party for 20 people or a large wedding reception for 125 people, Baroness at 512 Conti can accommodate you. With on-site cuisine, tastefully restored on-premises lodgings, and a green room for getting ready on your wedding day, it's the ideal venue for a destination wedding. Events and catering are offered for a range of occasions. Our historic renovation of a famous French Quarter building provides a one-of-a-kind setting for a memorable occasion. Micaela Almonester, the Baroness de Pontalba, was born in New Orleans in 1795 to aristocratic families of French-Creole and Spanish descent. She inherited her father's fortune when she was a little child, as he was the only living heir. Her father, Andrés Almonester y Rojas, had been a prominent donor to the city of New Orleans through his humanitarian efforts. She was arranged to marry Joseph-Xavier Célestin Delfau de Pontalba, and the couple finally settled in Paris, where she lived for the majority of her life after their marriage. Her husband and father-in-law re-established power over her and her estate by coercive means. Her father-in-law, driven by an insatiable desire for Micaela's money, attempted to murder her several years after the initial attempt. While she survived with injuries to her hand and breast, she also attempted to legally separate herself from her husband, despite the fact that they were never actually divorced. Her father's legacy as a key contribution to New Orleans as a businesswoman, developer, and well-known personality was carried on by the Baroness. Her father's legacy as a key contribution to New Orleans as a businesswoman, developer, and well-known personality was carried on by the Baroness. She made significant contributions to the revitalization of the French quarter, most notably through the creation of the historic Pontalba Buildings. She was in charge of the architectural design of the structures, as well as the construction of them, which she oversaw closely. Construction of this ancient brick building began in 1835 and served as the Baroness' warehouse, where she kept her furniture and other belongings safe and secure.

• Spaces for 50-500 Guests
• 1 Restaurant

Get a true taste of Classic French Quarter style at The Swamp on Bourbon Street. Our rustic brick and bamboo courtyard and ornate wrought iron balcony create the perfect atmosphere for you special event. Wander off of Bourbon Street through our Bamboo lined French Quarter carriage way to our lush tropical courtyard. For the quintessential taste of New Orleans style check out The Swamp on Bourbon Street for Great Live Bands, Masterful MC’s and DJ’s mixing the best jams that give The Swamp the Juice to keep your Bourbon Street Party going strong. Throw in big screen TVs for all major sporting events and our friendly staff, and you’ll discover why The Swamp is the place the local hangout. This versatile venue can be Bourbon Street’s best party bar or your fabulous French Quarter Courtyard Wedding and Bourbon Street Balcony Reception accommodating 150-300 guests!

• Spaces for 100-300 Guests
• 1 Boat

What could be more romantic than expressing your love aboard the authentic Steamboat NATCHEZ as the sun sets on the Mighty Mississippi? Let our experienced staff attend to your every need and make all of your dreams of a wonderful wedding come true. The Steamboat NATCHEZ will be taking a break, but her sister vessel will be filling in for her while she is away. An enjoyable two-hour ride along the Mississippi River will provide you with the same authentic experience as being on a magnificent paddlewheel ship. While visiting this freshly refurbished Riverboat addition to our family, you may enjoy classic live jazz, handmade beverages, and all of the magnificent New Orleans sights and sounds. Make sure to check out all four of the decks available. The view from the top deck is spectacular! Welcome to the "Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS." We hope you enjoy your stay. The Steamboat NATCHEZ, which is owned by the New Orleans Steamboat Company, is the last real steamboat operating on the Mighty Mississippi. Authentic steamboats have been plying the Mississippi River in New Orleans for hundreds of years, and the Steamboat NATCHEZ Dinner Jazz and Daytime Jazz excursions are offered everyday, year-round, on the Steamboat NATCHEZ. Visits to the Steamboat NATCHEZ's Steam Engine Room, calliope, live music, and optional Creole food and local beverages are all included in the price of your cruise. Come aboard and experience the warmth of New Orleans... Steamboat-style, of course!

• Spaces for 615 Guests

The Lincoln Parish Library Events Center is a standalone event facility operated by Lincoln Parish Library in Ruston, Louisiana, offering adaptable spaces for a wide range of gatherings — from weddings and galas to corporate meetings and community celebrations. The center's largest space, the Ruston Room, spans 6,765 square feet and provides access to restrooms and food preparation areas. The Grambling Room offers 2,335 square feet connected directly to the lobby and adjacent public restrooms. Three additional rooms — the Simsboro, Choudrant, and Dubach Rooms — can be configured individually or combined via moveable walls for up to 3,010 square feet of flexible space; the Dubach Room features a raised stage and food preparation area. All smaller rooms are equipped with projector screens. The facility includes dressing rooms and private bathrooms with showers, along with lighting arrangements and sound management systems. Podiums, microphones, seating, and computers are available for rent, making the Events Center a well-equipped choice for events of all sizes in the Ruston area.

• Spaces for 400 Guests

Warehouse 535 occupies a restored WWII-era warehouse in downtown Lafayette, Louisiana, originally used as storage for Hadacol — a product tied to Dudley LeBlanc. In 2013, Mark Falgout and Nicole LeBlanc purchased the building and spent two years carefully renovating it while preserving its historic character and original structure. The venue offers four distinct spaces suited to a wide range of occasions, from large corporate functions to intimate wedding celebrations. The Main Event Room is the largest indoor space, combining modern features with warm, historic charm. The Rhum Room, centered around a horseshoe bar and star-shaped lighting, suits smaller gatherings or can serve as an adjoining space for larger events. The Brass Room accommodates mid-size events, corporate meetings, and live music. The Lawn provides outdoor space anchored by a gazebo, used for ceremonies, festivals, and concerts alongside the indoor areas. Across all four spaces, the venue includes state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, three full-service bars, and dedicated event coordination.

• Spaces for 80-130 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 space at this venue

Maison Soule & The Paris Room occupies a 22-room historic mansion at 720 Saint Louis Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, just steps from Bourbon Street. Built beginning in 1829 by French emigre Pierre Soule — a Louisiana U.S. Senator and criminal lawyer who died in the mansion's third-floor bedroom in 1870 — the property has served as an elegant manor, an orphan asylum, a jazz parlor, and a family-owned restaurant over nearly two centuries. The Paris Room, on the mansion's second floor, is available for private events of all kinds. Its ballroom features 18-foot ceilings, a private street balcony, a garden terrace, a spiral staircase, a full private bar, and a commercial kitchen. The space accommodates 10 to 80 guests for seated events, up to 125 for standing receptions, and up to 300 guests for an exclusive facility buyout. Outside catering is approved as an option, and the room comes equipped with a dedicated sound system and HD television.

AC Hotel New Orleans French Quarter offers event spaces for your next celebration in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Located in Downtown New Orleans, our boutique hotel offers luxurious accommodations and amenities that are also full of classic southern charm.