Larry Halleran
Renee Zomaya
Larry Halleran
Renee Zomaya
October 23, 2026
Schedule
Friday, October 23, 2026
Ceremony & Reception
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
916 Lafayette St, New Orleans, LA 70113
The ceremony will take place in the courtyard, weather permitting, followed by cocktails, dinner, and dancing with the band.
After Party at Eliza Jane
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm
315 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Live Music show TBD
6:00 pm - 11:45 pm
Travel
Hotel
The Eliza Jane - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt*
* Note: The property is changing to a Marriot Bonvoy property in May 2026. This is where we have a room block for Friday and Saturday under Halleran but feel free to extend your stay. Reservations can be made at 1-855-894-4300. The group code is G-RNLH. New Orleans is a very walkable city. We’d recommend a ride share from the airport. A rental car isn’t necessary. The Eliza Jane Hotel is two blocks from the French Quarter. The wedding venue is in an area of town called the Central Business District (CBD). It is 4 blocks from the hotel.
Things To Do
Preservation Hall
Through the iron gate of a crumbling exterior on St. Peters Street lies one of the world’s most respected music venues and the spiritual home of New Orleans jazz, Preservation Hall. It’s not much to look at, but a little local magic happens four or five times a day. They're dedicated to preserving the traditions of New Orleans jazz as it was in its heyday a hundred years ago. You're guaranteed an amazing show no matter what time you come, and there’s always that chance that famous musicians will drop by unannounced.
Brennan's
Brennan’s in New Orleans is a must for brunch lovers, offering classic Creole dishes in a historic, elegant setting. From savory Eggs Benedict and Duck Confit Hash to the legendary tableside Bananas Foster, every dish is a delight. Pair your meal with a mimosa or Brandy Milk Punch, and enjoy the iconic ambiance that makes brunch here unforgettable. Reservations are recommended to secure your spot!
Galatoire's
Galatoire’s in New Orleans is a timeless destination for brunch, known for its classic French-Creole cuisine and lively, elegant atmosphere. From fresh Gulf seafood to traditional Creole favorites, every dish celebrates the city’s rich culinary heritage. With impeccable service and a historic dining room, Galatoire’s offers a brunch experience that’s both festive and unforgettable. Jacket required (or they offer one at the door.)
Cochon Restaurant
Cochon in New Orleans offers a bold, rustic twist on traditional Southern cuisine, celebrating Cajun and Southern flavors with locally sourced ingredients. From hearty pork dishes to inventive small plates, every meal is full of character and flavor. With a warm, lively atmosphere, Cochon is perfect for a brunch or dinner that’s both casual and unforgettable.
Felix's Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Felix’s Oyster Bar in New Orleans is a classic spot for fresh, Gulf seafood in a casual, vibrant atmosphere. Famous for its oysters—raw, chargrilled, or in po’boys—along with other local favorites, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a flavorful, authentic New Orleans meal with friends and family.
The Spotted Cat Music Club
The Spotted Cat Music Club in New Orleans is a lively, intimate spot for experiencing authentic local jazz. With talented musicians, a cozy atmosphere, and a true Frenchmen Street vibe, it’s the perfect place to enjoy the city’s legendary music scene up close and personal.
Cafe Beignet
Café Beignet in New Orleans is a charming spot to enjoy classic New Orleans pastries and coffee. Famous for its fluffy, powdered sugar–covered beignets and lively French Quarter atmosphere, it’s the perfect place for a sweet, casual treat with friends and family. They have many locations throughout the city.
Hotel Monteleone Carousel Bar
The Carousel Bar at Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans is an iconic, rotating bar in the heart of the French Quarter. With its unique carousel seating, classic cocktails, and elegant ambiance, it’s a fun and unforgettable spot to enjoy a drink and soak in the city’s charm.
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
Bacchanal Wine & Spirits in New Orleans is a one-of-a-kind spot for wine lovers and foodies alike. With an extensive wine selection, small plates, live music, and a vibrant outdoor courtyard, it’s the perfect place to sip, savor, and soak up the city’s lively atmosphere. Very casual.
Blue Nile - Live Music
Blue Nile in New Orleans is a legendary live music venue on Frenchmen Street, known for its energetic performances and authentic jazz, funk, and brass band shows. With a lively dance floor and electric atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot to experience the city’s vibrant music scene up close.
Louisiana Music Factory
Louisiana Music Factory on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans is a beloved independent record shop and music‑lover’s haven. With an incredible selection of local jazz, blues, zydeco, Cajun and roots music on vinyl and CD, plus occasional in‑store performances by local artists, it’s the perfect place to soak up the city’s deep musical heritage and find a soulful souvenir from your trip.
New Orleans Museum of Art
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA), located in City Park, is the city’s premier fine arts museum. With an impressive collection spanning classical to contemporary works, beautiful sculpture gardens, and special exhibitions.
Steamboat Natchez
The Steamboat Natchez is a well-loved and well-established tour with two daily harbor cruises. All of the cruises take in the sights and history of New Orleans and the Mississippi River. With the calliope organ playing as the boat docks, this is a rare chance to learn a lot in a short period of time. Buy tickets at the walk-up booth along the river.
The National WWII Museum
The The National WWII Museum in New Orleans is one of the country’s premier history museums, offering immersive exhibits, personal stories, restored aircraft, and powerful multimedia experiences that bring World War II to life. From the D-Day invasion to the Home Front, it provides a moving and comprehensive look at the war’s global impact and the Americans who shaped history.
The Sazerac House
You may think that a museum dedicated to just one cocktail is excessive and couldn’t be done with enough depth to keep things interesting. To that, New Orleans says: hold my Sazerac. The Sazerac House is a multi-floor, multi-media, interactive dive into the intoxicating world of a whiskey brand. In a beautifully renovated building, it manages to house a museum, a bar, and a distillery, all in one.
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FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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We ask that all RSVPs be submitted by September 18, 2026.
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What's the dress code?
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The dress code is cocktail attire. Please keep in mind that New Orleans streets and courtyards are extremely old and are oftentimes uneven or sloped. We suggest comfortable shoes you can walk and dance in!
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Are children welcome?
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We kindly ask no children attend the Friday ceremony, reception or Saturday music venue. Our venue recommends Care.com for local child care services. Thank you for your understanding!
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What time should I arrive to the ceremony?
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We ask that everyone be at the venue by 4:45pm, the ceremony starts at 5:00pm. Please take into account how long the walk to the venue will be from your hotel.
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Is the ceremony and reception indoors or outdoors?
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Both. The ceremony will be outdoors, weather permitting. The dinner and dancing will be indoors.
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Will dinner be served?
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Yes, it is a traditional New Orleans buffet with open seating.
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Will there be an open bar?
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Yes. Hydrate accordingly.
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How do I get from the airport to my hotel?
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Uber offers transportation services from the Airport. Passengers can meet their app based ride service in the Ground Transportation Center located on the first floor of the Short-Term Parking Garage. Taxicab booths are located on the first level of the Terminal outside of Baggage Claim Belts 1 and 14. Passengers must wait in line at one of these booths for taxi service. Taxi rides cost $36.00 from the airport to the French Quarter for up to two (2) passengers. For three (3) or more passengers, the fare will be $15.00 per passenger. Taxis are required accept credit card payments.
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What will the weather be like?
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Late October typically sees daytime high temperatures in the mid-70's/80's, with overnight or early morning lows in the comfortable upper 50s. The weather can range from summer-like to fall so plan to dress for either!
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Where is your registry?
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We feel incredibly lucky to already have everything we need. Your presence on our big day is more than enough — we kindly ask for no gifts.