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Our Wedding

YOUR INVITATION

TOGETHER WITH OUR FAMILIES JESSICA MARTHA TWOMBLY&amp;JAYCIE ELIZABETH MACDONALD REQUEST THE PLEASURE OF YOUR COMPANYAT OUR WEDDING SATURDAY | APRIL 4, 2026 AT 6 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING OUR RESIDENCE504 FOURTH STREETNEW ORLEANS, LA 70130 EASTER WEEKEND

Invitation 

ATTIRE

Outdoor WeddingFashionable &amp; Comfortable Dress for the weather.We have boldly decided to have our wedding outdoors.We plan to party RAIN OR SHINE.﻿

CHILDREN

Let the kids party.Or don't.Whatever works for you, parents!

RIDESHARE OR CARPOOL

Parking in our neighborhood is limited.We do recommend using a rideshare service or carpooling.

Details

Photos

WEDDING DAY SHUTTLE INFORMATION

The ________HotelShuttle will begin transporting guests at 5:00pmThe last ride will depart at 5:35pm

Shuttle

Kate Twombly

Kevin Macdonald

Chris Molly

Hailey Macdonald

Remi Molly 

Nova Macdonald

Wedding Party

Our Story

Registry

FRIDAY NIGHT - WELCOME DRINKS 

DRINKS &amp; DESSERT The Barnett Hotel The Lobby Bar &amp; Gallery7:00pm - 9:30pm 600 Carondelet St, New Orleans, LA 70130Attire | Fashionable &amp; Comfortable

Friday Night

NOTES ON HOTELS AND ACCOMODATIONS

Here you will find some great options for your stay.These are all within a few miles of our home where the wedding will be held. While we have listed hotels here, we also recommend exploring AirBnB and VRBO. Please note there are no room block arrangements.

We wanted to name this hotel as a recommendation.Please note there are no room blocks arranged for the wedding.

The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery

The Barnett - JDV by Hyatt

ONE11 Hotel

Hotel Recommendations 

World War II Museum https://www.nationalww2museum.org .This is a great place to spend a few hours to ½ a day getting lost in the history that is presented by the “Road to Berlin” and the “Road to Tokyo”. The New Orleans Jazz Museum https://nolajazzmuseum.org/ The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) https://noma.org/The sculpture garden is FREE! The Historic New Orleans Museumhttps://hnoc.org/ Mardi Gras Worldhttps://www.mardigrasworld.com/ New Orleans Pharmacy Museum https://pharmacymuseum.org/ The Ogden Museum of Southern Art https://ogdenmuseum.org/ The Audubon Aquarium A highly rated and would be a good place to go and cool off if it’s a hot day. Interested in listening to Jazz? You are in New Orleans after all! Preservation Hall https://www.preservationhall.com/ Take a walk down Frenchmen Street and stop into The Spotted Cat, Snug Harbor, or The Blue Nile. Jessica’s grandpa Don took a spin on the dance floor here when he was 90! Steamboat Jazz Cruise down the Mississippi on the Natchez is fun too. Touristy for sure! Cemetery TourYou do need a guided tour to visit St. Louis No. 1where Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau is buried. https://cemeterytourneworleans.com/, but other cemeteries allow self-guided tours. Harrah’s/Caesars Casino is just outside the French Quarter if you want to test your luck. ShoppingThere is the French Market in the French Quarter, the Outlet Collection at Riverwalk, Jackson Square if you are looking for local art. Stroll along Magazine Street for some boutique shopping, or Royal Street for antiques.And what about food? Of course, you have to have BEIGNETS at some point. Café du Monde is the most famous place to get these along with a coffee, but lots of places have good beignets. Breakfast at the Two Chicks Café? Parades on Easter (don’t forget your Easter BONNET!): Chris Owens French Quarter Easter Parade starts at 1pm (often starting near the Omni Royal Orleans Hotel) followed by the family-friendly Gay Easter Parade starting later in the day. Easter Day services at The Cathedral: https://stlouiscathedral.org/.Mass is at 9 and 11 on Easter

Jes + Jaycie

Jes + Jaycie

Registry