FAQs

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What should I wear?

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Our wedding blends vintage elegance with modern glam. Think cocktail or formal attire in rich, classic colors. Feel free to channel a touch of Old Hollywood or 1940s sophistication. Please avoid white, ivory, or champagne.

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Where is the ceremony and reception?

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The ceremony will take place at The Ogden Museum of Southern Art and we will second line to the reception in the Freedom Pavillon at the National WWII Museum.

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What time should I arrive?

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You can arrive up to 30 minutes before the ceremony begins to allow time for parking and seating.

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Are children welcome?

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Yes — our kids will be there, and yours are welcome too!

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What is a second line parade?

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A New Orleans tradition! After the reception, guests will follow a brass band through the grounds for a celebratory parade. Handkerchiefs and umbrellas encouraged!

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Will food and drinks be provided?

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Yes! Expect a delicious New Orleans–inspired menu and full bar during the reception.

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What will the weather be like in March in New Orleans?

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March in NOLA is mild, typically ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s. Since our ceremony is outdoors, you may want a light shawl or jacket.

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Is the ceremony handicap accessible?

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If you need accommodations, please let us know.

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Is there a bar at the reception?

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Yes, we will have a full bar with signature cocktails inspired by New Orleans and WWII-era classics.

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Why did we choose the WWII Museum as our venue?

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We fell in love with the history, architecture, and emotional impact of the museum — and New Orleans is a meaningful place for us.

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What should I expect from the second line?

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Joy. Music. Dancing. Community. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime New Orleans tradition — feel free to wave a handkerchief and join the parade!