An abbreviated list of the couple's personal recommendations.
An open-air market with souvenirs, cocktails and food. The bride purchases colorful handmade earrings from the vendor Oscar of New Orleans every time she visits.
This museum hosts a massive warehouse of Mardi Gras floats.
This City Park museum opened in 1911 with only nine pieces and now houses nearly 50,000 works of art. The famous sculpture garden is free and open daily 10-6.
Listen to New Orleans history and cruise the Mississippi.
The first Saturday of the month always has several gallery openings to explore.
Small shop filled with unique art, antiques and taxidermy. Located in the French Quarter.
The bride and groom's favorite seafood restaurant. Located in the French Quarter.
Cute brunch place in the Lower Garden District. The groom loves the shrimp and grits.
The bride and groom are big fans of the chargrilled oysters. Located in the Warehouse District.
Veg-friendly tropical restaurant with a focus on sustainability. Located in the Warehouse District.
The groom loves taking a muffaletta to go but swears everything is delish.
Home to the Wookiee and amazing sausages, including veg-friendly ones. Located on Frenchmen.
Enjoy a bottle of wine, charcuterie, and live music nightly. Located in the Bywater.
No cover, live music, food, an outside patio, and a balcony for people watching. What more do you need?
The only revolving bar in New Orleans at the historic Hotel Monteleone.
This French Quarter bar is one of the oldest buildings in New Orleans.
Other recommendations:
-Ghost walking tours: Kick off spooky season! Lots of companies offer these and they are pretty fun.
- Swamp tours: Many companies offer pickups at various locations near the French Quarter and transport you to the bayou for an airboat ride with the gators.