Nick and Thi decided to make a weekend getaway out of their wedding. They rented an Airbnb to have their reception and to have everyone stay together during the trip. The day was a laid back affair with Cafe du Monde ordered in and lots of tears. They had their ceremony at The Old Pharmacy Museum in the French Quarter, followed by a Second Line. The Second Line was one of those moments when you’re present and realizing what a special moment you’re getting to be a part of. The reception back at the house was a four course personally prepared meal by candlelight.

Nick and Thi are Dallas natives, but love to travel. It’s one of the things that made them fall in love with each other. When they started chatting about tying the knot, they knew they wanted something intimate. They knew they wanted to have it somewhere that would be an experience for all of their guests. New Orleans checked all the boxes. Nick and Thi decided to do their first look the day before the wedding, so they could enjoy the rest of the trip together. Race and Religious is a New Orleans staple and encompasses everything there is to love about the historic town

I always say my couples are the best and that’s because they truly are. Matthew and Kasey are no exception. When we first met, we realized we were both shopping for houses in the same neighborhood and shared a love for puppies and snorting when we laugh too hard ha! Their big day was a sticky hot August day. I loved all of the florals that surrounded them and the non-stop giggles between the bride and groom all day.