Before the celebration begins, step into a space where history, mystery, and love intertwine. The ceremony will take place in the heart of the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, where the air is thick with echoes of the past, and the walls hold secrets of a time when medicine blurred the line between science and the supernatural. Guests will have the rare chance to wander through the museum’s collection of oddities—from antique apothecary bottles to relics of questionable medical history—before taking their seats for a brief but meaningful exchange of words and vows. But the night doesn’t end there.

Once vows are spoken and sealed, we’ll do what any proper New Orleans gathering would—we’ll dance through the streets in a Second Line. For those unfamiliar, a Second Line is a lively, musical procession led by a brass band, an iconic tradition in New Orleans where guests dance, wave handkerchiefs, and celebrate in true jazz funeral style—except this time, it’s for love, not loss. Our 20-30 minute march through the city will be a joyful, high-energy parade, a moving celebration where every step is part of the story. So grab a handkerchief, follow the music, and let the rhythm of the city carry us into the night.

As the night deepens and the music lingers in the air, we gather for one final act of celebration. This is not a ballroom affair—it’s a true New Orleans feast, a table filled with rich flavors, candlelight, and the kind of laughter that only happens when time slows and the world feels just right. We don’t know where the night will take us—whether there will be dancing, storytelling, or something else entirely—but what we do know is this: This is the final chapter of the night, the last great gathering before the story shifts once more. So come, eat well, drink deeply, and savor the moments that remain. Because when the time comes, when the glasses are raised one last time and the echoes of the evening settle, we will part ways—but not before leaving you with something to remember.