Photojournalistic wedding photography & portraits for New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and the North Shore
This Texas couple’s ceremony and reception were at the Maison Dupuy Hotel’s lovely courtyard. Urban Earth created the beautiful bouquets and decorated the cake as well, while the gorgeous table centerpieces were made by Jennifer and her mother.
Brian’s eyes teared up a bit as he saw his beautiful bride walking up the aisle… you could just tell that they absolutely adored each other!
When this fun New York couple came down in December for their engagement portrait, we had a great time, and I’ve been anxiously awaiting their wedding! It was a wonderful evening at the Maison Dupuy Hotel’s beautiful courtyard.
Before the ceremony, we took a few minutes to roam around the French Quarter to get some fun shots.
After their vows, Jen & Rob “danced” their way down the aisle.
New Orleans music legend Deacon John and the Ivories entertained.
The memorable night was capped off with a thrilling second line through the French Quarter!
Amanda and Ben had contacted me in March, and were living in Los Angeles at the time. Coincidentally, I was scheduled to shoot in Los Angeles a few weeks later, so we were able to meet in person, which is often not possible with couples from out-of-town. I found them to be a wonderful couple, and I was thrilled when they informed me a few weeks later that they had chosen me to photograph their wedding at the Maison Dupuy. After getting some shots of the bridal party roaming around the French Quarter, we were off to the couple’s suite, where the beautiful Ketubah, created by Ben and Amanda (well, ok, mostly Amanda!) was to be signed. A wonderful ceremony, and lively reception followed. But the highlight of the night was a thrilling second line march through the French Quarter, led by the Algiers Brass Band.
