Wedding Day

Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church

Ceremony

The Capital on Baronne

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

Ana and Adrian first met in 2010 through mutual friends when Ana first came to Austin to go to Texas State University. They both had busy lives and never thought anything about one or other but were friendly and in the same social circle. After running into each other often downtown Austin, Adrian and Ana's friends began to hang out regularly so they became friends. After a couple of years of being acquaintances one night Adrian saw Ana standing in SOHO. Adrian says, "She was glowing to me and was the only person in the room to me. I couldn't keep my eyes off her as she looked directly toward me to greet me just like any other time. I walked straight up to her and told her I was going to marry her one day." After several month's of getting to know each other beyond friends, Ana finally gave in and let Adrian take her on a date after she got back home from the holidays in Belle Chasse.

How it all went down..

Photos

Wedding Party

Q + A

AREAS TO STAY We recommend staying in the following areas: The Central Business DistrictThe Warehouse DistrictThe Lower Garden DistrictThe Art District (near Julia street is nice)Magazine Street Area There are tons of hotels nearby the wedding venue and reception within walking distance. We recommend staying in the area if possible. HOTELS We will be staying at the Ritz or the Roosevelt Hotel. The Roosevelt Hotel is located directly across from the ceremony location. Some other great hotels in the area: Moxy New Orleans Downtown ALOFT New Orleans Downtown AC Hotels by Marriott The Omni Riverfront Hotel The Troubadour Hotel New Orleans, Tapestry Collection by Hilton The Nopsi The Royal Sonesta The Four Seasons New Orleans Windsor Court The Virgin Hotel Renaissance New Orleans Arts Warehouse District Hotel Maison de la Luz Hotel Saint Vincent The Ritz The Roosevelt New Orleans, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel -------- There are lots of great Airbnb's in the area as well. GETTING AROUND TOWN New Orleans is very walkable but we recommend taking an Uber if you are unfamiliar with an area or need to get a little longer distance.

Travel

Our Favorite Things to Do in NoLa

Food &amp; Drink Drago's Restaurant (charbroiled oysters) Brennan's Brunch (one of the best places to eat) Arnaud's (another favorite) The Davenport Lounge at the Ritz Carlton (great bar food and live jazz music on the weekend) Cafe du Monde (Jackson Square or the City Park location) Seaworthy (really good lobster rolls and drinks) Pluck (great wine bar and bites) Commander's Palace (another classic with great seafood) Fritzel's Jazz Club (great jazz bar on bourbon)

Things to Do

Registry

DRESS CODE Formal or Black Tie Optional Tuxedo not required but formal attire is great. We know all of our guest will come stylishly dressed.

Dress Code

Ana & Adrian

Ana & Adrian

Dress Code