Late January in New Orleans is usually mild, with average temperatures ranging from the low to mid 40s to low 60s. It’s a good idea to bring layers and a jacket. The weather is truly unpredictable in this city!
During Mardi Gras season, there are small night walking parades on Friday and Saturday nights throughout the Marigny and French Quarter. They usually don’t affect much, but it’s something to keep in mind if you plan to make dinner reservations or get around those areas at night. Parade schedules are easy to find online if you’d like to plan ahead.
The second line walk will be a short, festive 4-block parade from the church to the venue! We’ll spend about 10 minutes dancing in the streets with a drink or refreshment in hand before making our way over. Since it will be chilly in January, please dress accordingly. If you’re unable to walk, no worries, just let Izzy and Sam know in advance, and we’ll have a pedicab ready for you!
Yes! There is a parking lot located between the church and reception venue!