In the heat of July, a wedding unfolded at Margaret Place showcased the venue’s perfect balance of history, style, and New Orleans tradition. With fewer than 100 guests, the couple wanted something intimate, but still full of character. There was no need for excess; the setting spoke for itself, and the event moved with purpose….
This destination wedding showed exactly what we do best: combine New Orleans heritage with world-class event capabilities. The ceremony took place on our historic courtyard stage, framed by The Plant Gallery’s florals. A second line followed, led by the BIG FUN Brass Band—a quintessential New Orleans celebration and a perfect way to shift seamlessly from…
Brian and Erin’s wedding was a testament to timing—and the right place at the right time. Their story isn’t uncommon: Boy meets Girl in a bar (they both worked there), friendship grows, but timing never aligns. Girl moves across the country chasing her dreams, while Boy stays in New Orleans. Girl visits often, falling more…
This February wedding showcased simple elegance with the historic architecture of Margaret Place as a stunning backdrop. The ceremony took place in the courtyard, with the couple exchanging vows on the stage beneath a gazebo adorned with understated white flowers. Following the ceremony, a second line parade led by Crescent City Soul energized the crowd,…
This wedding and reception during the pandemic did an exceptional job of filling the space with a small group. Having great friends and family surely contributed but so did some clever and unusual layout decisions. The ceremony was held in the center of the courtyard with a wide and shallow seating arrangement using the same…
As featured in New Orleans Weddings Magazine Composed like modern art, this destination ceremony, reception, and seated dinner took advantage of a tiny guest count to create a floorplan that embraced negative space and contrast. This minimalism created a heightened sense of drama and gave the whole event an almost dreamlike, cinematic quality perfectly captured by…
