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The wedding of

Elena &
James

November 6, 2027The Marigny HouseNew Orleans
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OCTOBER 2019 · NEW YORK

One last table
for two.

The restaurant was closing. The rain was beginning. Neither of them was ready to say goodnight, so they walked forty blocks beneath one umbrella.

“Wherever the evening takes us,
meet me there.”

— E & J

Saturday, November sixth

An evening at
The Marigny House.

THE COURTYARD

Arrival & aperitifs

Enter through the Dauphine Street gate. Champagne will be waiting beneath the balcony.

THE GARDEN

The ceremony

We’ll exchange vows as the last light settles over the house.

THE PARLOR

Dinner by candlelight

A New Orleans supper served throughout the candlelit rooms.

THE BALLROOM

Music into midnight

First dance, second line, and one very full dance floor.

THE VENUE

A house with
a long memory.

The Marigny House is a fictional 1840s residence with a shaded courtyard, wrought-iron galleries, and rooms that glow after dark. We chose it because it feels less like a venue and more like a beautiful secret.

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Come early. Stay late.

Our notes for
the city.

FRIDAY · 8 PM

A welcome night

Meet us upstairs at Saturn Bar for drinks, vinyl, and warm hugs.

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STAY

Hotel Peter & Paul

Our suggested home base in the Marigny. The room block closes September 20.

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SUNDAY · 11 AM

Farewell brunch

Coffee, biscuits, and one more story at Paladar 511.

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OUR FAVORITE

A slow afternoon

Walk Crescent Park, browse the shops on Royal, then listen for music.

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ATTIRE

Formal,
after dark.

Deep color, rich texture, elegant tailoring. Velvet, silk, satin, and polished suiting are all welcome. The celebration moves between the garden and historic interiors; bring a layer for the courtyard.

AubergineEspressoCopperChampagneMauve

Friends who feel like family.

The wedding
party.

Margot LaurentSister of the bride
Daniel WhitmoreBrother of the groom
Camille ReyesOldest friend
Arthur ColeCollege roommate
THE THINGS WE CARRY

Family traditions,
made ours.

The cake pull

Elena’s cousins will gather before dinner for a Louisiana cake pull, just as her grandmother’s sisters did.

The second line

After our first dance, follow the brass band through the courtyard. Handkerchiefs provided.

A table of photographs

In the library, you’ll find wedding portraits from both families—four generations of excellent parties.

Your presence is plenty.

If you wish
to give.

We are lucky to have a home we love. In place of traditional gifts, we’ve chosen two causes close to our families and a small honeymoon fund.

Links are illustrative in this fictional demo.

Please respond by September 24

We hope the
answer is yes.

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Everything else.

Questions,
answered.

May I bring a guest?

Your invitation names everyone included in your party.

Are children invited?

Our celebration is adults-only, with the exception of immediate family.

Will transportation be provided?

Shuttles will run from our suggested hotels beginning at 3:45 PM.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes. Step-free entry and accessible restrooms are available; note your needs with your RSVP.

What is an evening mode?

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