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New Orleans receptions are typically not seated dinners, but consist of heavy passed items at the start of the reception, open action stations and buffets, with classic creole food options, lots of beverages, and a highly dynamic and social atmosphere that allows guests to move freely about the reception space. Seating is left open for guests to choose their own seats and tables. We want you all to enjoy yourselves and let the good times roll with the Condits!

It's a fun weekend to be visiting New Orleans, as it will be St. Patrick's Day Weekend. With that said, we want to ensure you are informed about the routes, whether you want to catch a parade or just merely need to know which roads will be shut down. Several roads within the Garden District will be shut down for the parade, so you might need to find alternate travel routes during the day on Saturday. I have listed the schedule below to have on hand. The Irish Channel Parade starts on Magazine & Felicity at 1pm. The parade follows Noon Mass at St. Mary’s Assumption Church. The parade marches from Magazine St. to Jackson Ave., to St. Charles Ave., to Louisiana Ave., to Magazine St., and ending after turning riverbound on Jackson Ave.