The Night Before

Tableau

Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church

Ceremony

The Josephine

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

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Q + A

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Travel

Food and Drinks

It’s hard to go wrong with food and specialty cocktails in New Orleans, but the choices can be overwhelming. You can’t go wrong with any of the following: 

Café du Monde Emma Claire and Quentin’s Favorite! A must-do when in New Orleans! Legendary home of beignets and café au lait, open 24 hours a day! Commander’s Palace A New Orleans institution famous for their Jazz brunch! Delights with reliably delicious Creole dishes such as turtle soup and a not to be missed bread pudding souffle. Brennan’s	Experience traditional breakfast at Brennan’s, where the world-famous Bananas Foster was invented! Parkway Bakery and Tavern The best Poorboy Sandwich in town accompanied by the refreshing Porch Swing frozen cocktail! Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar Built between 1722 and 1732, reputed to be the oldest structure used as a bar in the United States. Felix’s Restaurant and Oyster Bar Enjoy the freshest oysters shucked right in front of you! Central Grocery 	A New Orleans institution! Order 1 whole muffuletta (feeds four!) and pair with Zapp’s chips. The Carousel Bar and Lounge Classic destination at the Hotel Monteleone, has a circular bar that revolves like a carousel! Mr. B’s BistroKnown for vibrant Creole and Cajun dishes: Barbequed shrimp, gumbo ya ya, and Creole bread pudding. Bourbon HousePremier oyster and seafood bar also serving their famous frozen bourbon milk punch! Bacchanal Wine	Purchase a bottle of wine, some cheese, and enjoy live music. Then, you absolutely must finish it off with the sea salt + olive oil chocolate bark! Willie Mae’s Famous for their fried chicken, but don’t sleep on the red beans and rice. Peche Focused on working with local fishermen and farmers who harvest sustainably and inspired by the cooking of South America, Spain, and the Gulf Coast, Peche serves simply prepared contemporary dishes, rustic creations cooked on an open hearth, as well as fresh oysters and Gulf fish. Galatoire’s RestaurantFrench-Creole fare serving delicious shrimp, oysters, and turtle soup in a fun, lively atmosphere! Atchafalaya Pronounced “Uh-chaff-uh-lie-uh.” It’s tiny, so make a reservation even for brunch! La Petite Grocery Uptown Magazine Street restaurant gem, perfect for a romantic lunch or dinner in their cozy, dimly lit dining room! Arnaud’s Classic upscale restaurant and lounge featuring Creole cuisine, cocktails, and Dixieland jazz since 1918. The Sazerac Bar N amed after what many consider to be the world’s first mixed drink, The Sazerac carries as much history as its potable namesake, located in The Roosevelt Waldorf Astoria hotel. Napoleon HouseRestaurant with historic charm renowned for their signature warm muffuletta sandwich and refreshing Pimm’s Cup cocktail! Old Absinthe HouseLandmark saloon serving unique absinthe cocktails in a historic building. Camellia Grill Fabled iconic diner in uptown, New Orleans, serving classic diner fare dished out by bow-tied servers!

Music

Preservation HallHistoric music venue in the French Quarter working to protect, preserve, and perpetuate the spirit of traditional New Orleans jazz! Pat O’Brien’s	The bar that invented hurricane cocktails where the “Dueling Pianos'” concept evolved from the late 1890’s Ragtime era! Frenchmen Street The city’s premier hub for the best authentic live music, renowned for its high concentration of jazz, blues, and brass clubs. Be sure to check out Blue Nile and Spotted Cat!

Points of Interest

The French QuarterThe heart and cultural center of New Orleans, a must-see for its high energy and rich history; enjoy the lively atmosphere amid magnificent colonial architecture including landmarks like St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and the antique shops on Royal Street. St. Charles Streetcar and Garden District tours A ride on the St. Charles streetcar to the end of the route and back downtown is only $1.25 exact change each way and it is the #1 thing suggested for visitors. This route takes you past some of the most beautiful mansions and oak-lined streets of New Orleans. Or if you prefer, take a walking Garden District tour! Magazine Street Main Street USA in true NOLA style, boasting a six mile thoroughfare known for its vibrant mix of locally-owned boutiques, antique shops, art studies, cafes, and restaurants. Audubon Park Golf Course and Walking Trail Most immaculate and well manicured greens in the New Orleans metropolitan area located near Tulane University. Call the Audubon Park Clubhouse in advance for tee time.

Museums

The National WWII Museum Top-rated destination in New Orleans, unforgettable way to experience WWII. New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)The oldest fine art museum in the city, situated within City Park. New Orleans Pharmacy Museum Showcases the world of early pharmacy with exhibits of early medicines, superstitious cures, and more! The Spielman Gallery Fantastic gem in the Garden District; fascinating gallery where you are greeted by the photographer, Mr. Spielman, himself where he shares his stories and insights of New Orleans. Well worth a stop!

Emma Claire & Quentin

Emma Claire & Quentin

E&Q

The Night Before

6:00 PM–8:00 PM

Rehearsal Dinner

8:00 PM–10:00 PM

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

5:00 PM

Ceremony

6:30 PM–10:30 PM

Reception