Top Marigny Wedding Venues

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• Spaces for 90-400 Guests
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• 1 Outdoor
• 2 Event Spaces

The Court of Two Sisters Restaurant located in the heart of the French Quarter is available for wedding ceremonies and receptions. Our spacious courtyard is a beautiful, romantic space in addition to the Terrace room that overlooks the courtyard plus two additional dining rooms. We offer private dining rooms for rehearsal dinners as well as welcome parties.

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• Spaces for 12-160 Guests
• 7 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Winery

Brennan's Restaurant is a New Orleans restaurant tradition since 1946. Our innovative Creole menu borrows influences from French and Spanish ancestry with modern updates and distinct seasonal offerings. Old-world elegance inspired dining rooms, and personable, attentive service, create a unique and sophisticated experience.

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Hotel De La Poste is a boutique hotel located in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, offering accommodations, dining, amenities, and event services for travelers visiting the city. The property features a selection of guest rooms and suites, along with on-site facilities designed to provide convenience and comfort. Guests can enjoy access to dining and beverage options, fitness and recreational amenities, and spaces for meetings, weddings, celebrations, and private events. Located within the French Quarter, the hotel provides convenient access to New Orleans restaurants, entertainment, cultural attractions, historic landmarks, and other popular destinations. Hotel De La Poste combines hospitality services with a distinctive setting in one of New Orleans’ most recognized neighborhoods.

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• Spaces for 12-200 Guests
• 6 Restaurants

Located steps off of Bourbon Street in the heart of the French Quarter, Arnaud’s offers classic Creole Cuisine and exemplary service in beautifully restored turn of the century dining rooms. Since its inception in 1918, Arnaud’s has remained true to its traditions and courtesies.

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Discover the quiet elegance around the corner from Bourbon and Royal Streets. Warm and sincere smiles from long-time staff, a delightful leafy courtyard, breakfast, Prohibition-era cocktails, and wrought-iron luxury – Hotel Mazarin is a French Quarter experience to be celebrated and savored.

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• Spaces for 225-300 Guests
• 2 Hotels
• 2 Ballrooms

Priding itself on its commitment to service, dependability and luxury, Hotel Monteleone has provided magnificent and historic accommodations for New Orleans travelers since 1886. Hotel Monteleone offers a variety of wedding packages to suit your needs. Wedding packages include a dedicated Special Events Manager, special room rates, bridal suite access, exclusive access to the famed Hotel Monteleone rooftop sign, and more. Whether you plan to host a board meeting for 12 or a lavish reception for 400, our Hotel Monteleone offers the perfect event settings for occasions of all types and sizes. Hotel Monteleone is the largest hotel in the French Quarter, boasting over 25 meeting and event rooms ranging in size from a 6,200-square-foot ballroom to a 270-square-foot breakout room

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Through the years, generations of brides have made their grand entrance at The Roosevelt New Orleans. Become part of that history when you celebrate your love with us. At The Roosevelt, every wedding is grand. From intimate gatherings to lavish affairs, our historic wedding venues and unrivaled service provide the ideal setting for your dream-come-true wedding.

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The Eliza Jane blends the history and soul of The Crescent City with an unmistakable elegance and modern style. Step into our impeccably designed retreat—born of seven joined 19th-century warehouses—and find yourself in a reimagined getaway, paying homage to the city’s eclectic character and vibrant stories.

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• Spaces for 200-350 Guests

NOPSI Hotel is a historic and sophisticated New Orleans wedding venue, blending timeless architecture with modern luxury in the heart of the Central Business District. Originally built in 1927 as the headquarters of New Orleans Public Service Inc., the hotel offers couples an authentic sense of place just blocks from the French Quarter. From intimate celebrations to grand receptions, NOPSI offers a collection of distinctive indoor and outdoor spaces. The elegant Dryades Ballroom provides a classic setting for dinner and dancing, while the Gin Yard offers a charming open-air courtyard ideal for ceremonies, cocktail hours, and receptions. Above the Grid, the hotel’s rooftop venue, delivers sweeping city views and an unforgettable backdrop for celebrations overlooking New Orleans. With 216 guestrooms, including nearly 60 suites, couples can keep their wedding weekend under one roof—from welcome gatherings and rehearsal dinners to the ceremony, reception, after-party, and farewell brunch. Spacious suites provide beautiful accommodations for getting ready, while onsite catering, bar service, and an experienced events team help create a seamless experience. NOPSI combines New Orleans history, exceptional hospitality, versatile event spaces, and a central location to create a wedding destination that feels distinctly New Orleans while remaining entirely your own.

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DISCOVER THE LUXURY AND ELEGANCE OF OUR ONE-OF-A KIND WATERFRONT WEDDING AND EVENT VENUE IN NEW ORLEANS. Spacious, elegant, and truly breathtaking, the indoor space provides flexible design options in a remarkable setting with floor-to-ceiling windows with expansive water views. Large enough to accommodate up to 299 guests, the space has ample room for a dance floor, cake table, and more.

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Locals and tourists alike have been delighted by Broussard's sensational French-Creole cuisine and historic French Quarter architecture ever since the restaurant first opened its doors back in the year 1920. Brunch can be had in the courtyard, dinner can be had in one of our elegant dining rooms, and cocktails can be had in the Empire Bar. The combination of our creative dishes and attentive service is going to give you an experience that you won't forget for the next hundred years. When you choose Broussard's as the location for your wedding or other private event, you can rest assured that you will experience genuine Southern hospitality, incomparable cuisine, and timeless elegance. Our Special Events Team has years of experience catering to parties of varying sizes, from an intimate get-together for 50 people in the Josephine Room to a 650-guest extravaganza when the Hermann-Grima Museum is included in the festivities.

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Located in New Orleans’ historic Lower Garden District, we’re minutes from the French Quarter and just one block from the world-famous St. Charles Avenue streetcar. Our beautiful, lush Banana Courtyard and adjacent event space, The Roadhouse, are perfect for wedding ceremonies and receptions, private parties, community events, and more! With a built-in bar and easy access to a variety of local vendors—including food trucks—The Roadhouse at Creole Gardens is the best place to host your New Orleans celebration!

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• Spaces for 20-50 Guests
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Maison de la Luz is a distinctive new guest house from Atelier Ace. A place for reverie and proper Southern swoon, for prophetic visions or quiet inspiration, Maison de la Luz finds beauty in the curious and defines luxury as moving through the world with grace. With 67 resplendent suites, private sanctuaries and bespoke concierge service, Maison de la Luz is a lighthouse for the senses, reverent of elegance, irreverent of convention and is marked by generosity of spirit. Bar Marilou is a place where you can relax and unwind. A craft cocktail bar, created in collaboration with the Parisian culinary group Quixotic Projects, is accessible only to guests of Maison de la Luz through a private entrance. The bar is housed in City Hall's historic library, which is awash with curated curiosities, oil paintings, classic books, and warm furnishings. In addition to offering balanced and lively spirits, a small plate menu inspired by French, New Orleans, and West Indies-inspired flavors, the bar also offers live music. Elizabeth Estelle Josephine Estelle The Southern osteria Josephine Estelle, owned and operated by James Beard Award-nominated Chefs Michael Hudman and Andy Ticer, offers guests seeking inspired Italian fare first dibs on available reservations. Guest of the Maison de la Luz can make reservations at Seaworthy, a celebration of wild-caught and sustainably harvested seafood, as well as classic and proprietary cocktails, at a discounted rate. Guests of the Alto Maison de la Luz have access to the pool at the Ace Hotel in New Orleans. Three Crucial Elements Guests will be given priority reservations at Three Keys, an intimate music venue and bar dedicated to the magic that happens in New Orleans with live shows, performances, and their annual Six of Saturns celebration, which takes place during the Jazz Festival and lasts for two weeks each year.

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• Spaces for 20-500 Guests
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• 6 Hotels
• 10 Total Spaces

Ace Hotel New Orleans has a variety of spaces suitable for events large and small. The meeting rooms and event spaces are flexible enough to host any type of occasion, whether you're hosting a meeting, concert, film screening, wedding, or anything else you might need some space for. The dedicated events team at Ace Hotel New Orleans is happy to help with the planning process and making sure your event is executed perfectly.

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Race & Religious is located along the riverfront of the Lower Garden District, between the Convention Center and Magazine Street. Offering 6,500 square feet of indoor and outdoor floor-space (4,000 indoor), Race & Religious is comprised of three structures on the property. Built in the 1830’s, a two-story Creole cottage facing Religious Street was purchased by owner Granville Semmes in 1977 in complete disrepair. He spent nearly thirty years gutting the property, restoring its original beauty and adding hand-picked antiques and layers of decor. Years later, Semmes became eager to acquire the neighboring corner property at 510 Race Street, which he eventually purchased in August of 2003. The addition was a three story Greek Revival Rowhouse accompanied by a dependency, a hallmark of the property. The labor of love required extensive renovations, including his decision to re-imagine the space by merging the separate homes together with a lush brick courtyard and swimming pool lit by the flicker of gas lamps. The unified space includes two commercially-equipped kitchens, working fireplaces, interior and exterior speakers, balconies overlooking the courtyard and downtown New Orleans.

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• Spaces for 150-300 Guests

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• Spaces for 10-100 Guests
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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.

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• Spaces for 100-500 Guests
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Your wonderful visit to New Orleans’ historic and beautiful French Quarter would not be complete without a stop at Jackson Square, which is where you will find the Cabildo. This elegant Spanish colonial building neighbors St. Louis Cathedral and houses many rare artifacts of America’s history. In commemoration of the city’s 300th anniversary, the Louisiana State Museum debuted a new exhibition, We Love You, New Orleans!, celebrating people, places, and things that are quintessentially New Orleans including Sidney Bechet’s saxophone, a Mardi Gras Indian suit, memorabilia from Pontchartrain Beach, and a K&B sign, among other things. Using a variety of artifacts, images and documents, the exhibition From "Dirty Shirts" to Buccaneers: The Battle of New Orleans in American Culture opens with an exploration of the battle’s history, emphasizing the diversity of its participants, and closes with an investigation of how the battle has been remembered, commemorated and represented. Come visit the Cabildo, the site of the Louisiana Purchase transfer ceremonies in 1803 and one of Louisiana’s most significant historical buildings. From landmark court cases to visits from international ambassadors, many important events in Louisiana have taken place within the Cabildo. The three floors of Cabildo exhibitions cover the history of Louisiana by featuring artifacts such as documents, paintings and 3D objects from the museum’s vast collection.