While there are chairs and tables, there aren't chairs and tables for everyone and there is no formal sit-down dinner. When you are ready to eat, eat! When you're done, your table becomes free for when other people decide they want to use it.
In Louisiana, a wedding typically includes the money dance. Traditionally, guests will pin money on the bride’s veil and the groom's suit to dance with them. This dance is COMPLETELY OPTIONAL, and you can give any amount. The money dance is often referred to as "lagniappe", which translates to "a little something extra". The dance is a great addition to a reception to have a couple of minutes to engage with your guests one on one!
We have rooms blocked off at The Hilton hotel. You can find the information on the travel page of our website! You must book your room by June 20th in order to secure the discounted rate.
Formal attire is preferred. We recommend floor length dresses and suits. Due to our reception venue, there is a dress code that we must follow including but not limited to: no blue jeans, shorts or casual wear.
Due to limited space, your invitation is addressed to those who are invited; however, we'd love to party with everyone after the reception!
Due to limited space, your invitation is addressed to those who are invited.
Please let us know if you have any allergies or dietary restrictions. While there will be an assortment of food choices, we want to make sure we have something for everyone!
There is limited parking for the ceremony that must be accompanied by a parking pass issued by the Bride and Groom. For the reception, there is a paid lot behind the venue as well as street parking. We recommend valeting at the hotel and walking or using a ride service.
The final day to RSVP was May 30th. We are sorry that we’ll miss you!