La Maison Creole

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

Our love story is pretty comical. In April 2018, my roommate at the time told me about a "Mr. Lee" that she worked&nbsp;with. She said we would make a cute couple. &nbsp;I shrugged it off because I visualized "Mr. Lee" as an Asian man who was not my type. Fast forward to May 2018. My roommate and I were sitting in my backyard and she was showing me pictures of her work conference in Palm Springs. As she scrolled through the pictures, my eyes lit up when I saw this beautiful man come across the screen. I asked her who he was and she shouted, "THAT'S MR. LEE!" She made the connection and we've been inseparable ever since. Although he was an hour late on our first date *rolls eyes, he is truly my soulmate. We laugh, pray, struggle, but most of all, we love. We are so&nbsp;excited for our friends and family to witness our union in New Orleans in January 2020.

The Lee Love Story

Our Story

Details

Wedding Party

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Q + A

Registry

We thought about you!We have arranged round trip travel to and from the hotel to the ceremony and reception. We ask that&nbsp;all guests be in the lobby at 4:00 pm to board the charter bus for the ceremony.

New Orleans, LA, USA

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Orleans Downtown

Travel

Often called the Crown Jewel of New Orleans, the French Quarter is one of NOLA's most historic neighborhoods. But you'll find plenty of new mixed in with the old. There’s a reimagined French Market, modern boutiques and artisan cocktails mix with beloved antique stores and old restaurants.&nbsp; (Antoine’s. Arnaud’s. Galatoire’s. Brennan’s – the world would be far less flavorful without you!)

Like the Creole aristocrats lining the galleries of the Historic New Orleans Collection, the French Quarter is a timeless portrait – especially come dusk when swallows glide above the fortunetellers on Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral’s butter-crème-colored walls reflect the fiery sunset. Ghost tours troop past mad Madame LaLaurie’s mansion while neon signs stutter to life on Bourbon Street where syrupy red Hurricanes, slosh in famed ‘go cups’– those plastic tumblers responsible for uncountable curbside parties. Night falls. Horse hooves clop, music throbs and gaslights flicker in a place full of long-told legends and those waiting to be born.&nbsp;

French Quarter, New Orleans, LA, USA

Harbor jazz brunch and dinner jazz cruises on the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi River. Enjoy a unique visit to the engine room to see the workings of 100-year-old steam engines, it is timeless

Steamboat NATCHEZ

Harking back to the days when cotton was king and there were more millionaires in New Orleans than any other American city, the Antebellum plantations along River Road are now tourist attractions offering windows into a bygone past. &nbsp;Each plantation offers its own snapshot into the region’s agrarian history and most are within easy driving distance from New Orleans (however, please note, taxis and ride-sharing services are not available for pick up from most of these locations. Transportation options are available through all the plantations-- please book accordingly). Some have full restaurants and overnight accommodations if you want to linger longer.

New Orleans Area Plantations

Since 1862, the Original French Market coffee stand. Serving cafe au lait and Beignets 24 hours daily. On Decatur Street, other shops open 8am. Taste the original Beignet, Louisiana's state donut, coffee with chicory and half hot milk...cafe au lait.

Jessica & Curtis

Jessica & Curtis

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