Ideas for a SMALL (25 guests and under) Wedding in New Orleans

Re: Ideas for a SMALL (25 guests and under) Wedding in New Orleans

• louisianablue member

  

  February 2015

  Muriel's or Antoine's have private dining rooms and are within walking distance of Jackson Square.  

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• wlw0035 member

  

  February 2015

  I am also planning a small short intimate ceremony in Jackson Square! It will be in November of this year. I am an out of town bride, and I do not know how early the French Quarter gets started. Do you have a suggested time to have a quick 20-30 minute ceremony ( if that long)? 

  
  

  Thanks in advance!!

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• nolabride2015 member

  

  February 2015

  Knottie27938820 - Galvez has great packages, and is not far from Jackson Square... 

  I'm not sure what your budget is - if you want something a little bit cheaper, Creole Cuisine has some smaller spaces (e.g. http://www.creolecuisine.com/rue-royal-room ... and if you put an inquiry in on their website they'll tell you about all the options...)

  If you want something a little more rock n' roll, there's a little room above Pat O'Brien's (I forget the name of it, but if you contact them they'll tell you about it) that also does cocktail-style receptions for an unbelievably low price...

  The Paris Room / Cafe Soule is supposed to be reasonably priced too.

  
  

  If your budget is a little bigger though, I would totally check out all the private dining rooms at Antoine's.  (Even if it isn't, go and tell them you're considering it and ask for the tour! ;-) The rooms are awesome - and hey, your budget could always 'grow' after seeing them ;-)

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• ZeroOrchestra member

  

  February 2015

  I have to go against the grain here. Antonines is gorgeous and historic, but the food is not at all worth the price.
  
  Personally, I prefer Galatoires or Latrobes. Cafe Amelie is nice as well, and Palace Cafe.

  Married! in New Orleans

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