Latrobe's

Wedding Day

Second Line- immediately following the reception 

The Royal Sonesta New Orleans

After Party

Our Wedding

The Story of Us

Sometimes the best love stories unfold when you least expect them. Ours began with a leap, not just of the heart, but across state lines. I had no idea that moving from Maryland to Chattanooga, Tennessee would lead me straight into the arms of the man I would one day marry. I moved for work, for life, for change, but looking back, it’s clear I moved for to meet my soulmate, even if I didn’t know it at the time.Sometimes the best love stories unfold when you least expect them. Ours began in the most unexpected of places, a job interview. We first met during a peer interview with Covenant. Over the next few years, we only saw each other occasionally and always in work-related contexts. But life has a funny way of working things out. A few years later, we both found ourselves single and started to notice each other in a new light. It all really began with an impromptu, hour-long hallway conversation, one of those rare moments where time slows down and everything just clicks. We discovered we had a lot in common, and one lunch later, I found myself developing a crush. I tried to keep things professional, but let’s just say visiting Rob’s office became a dangerous game, he was so cute and smelled amazing! I never lingered too long out of fear I might say something inappropriate. Then one day, during another hallway chat, he mentioned going out with friends and being the dreaded third wheel. Half-jokingly, I said, “Well, if you ever need a fourth wheel, let me know.” That opened the door to another lunch, one that he canceled. But that same day, he asked if I wanted to go to dinner with a group of friends. I said yes, and we’ve been together ever since. That night was July 16, 2021, a date that changed everything. Just a few months later, I left Covenant for my current company, First Student, and we’ve been inseparable ever since. That first date ended by the Tennessee River, a place that quickly became our spot. The second and third dates ended there too, and we often found ourselves back at that peaceful riverside, talking, laughing, and falling deeper in love. So it was only fitting that Rob chose that very place for his breathtaking proposal on May 10th. In the years we've been together, we’ve shared our passion for travel and adventure, exploring the world hand-in-hand. From the serene beaches of the Maldives to the bustling streets of Tokyo and London, from the charm of Amsterdam, Austria, and Germany to the warmth of Mexico, Jamaica, and the Cayman Islands, we’ve made unforgettable memories across the globe. We’ve also loved discovering gems closer to home like Florida, California, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Louisiana, the Carolinas, Maryland, Georgia, and many more. Whether we’re halfway across the world or right here at home, our favorite adventure is the one we’re on together. We can't wait to begin the next chapter, marriage, and continue building a lifetime of laughter, love, and memories.

When Maryland Met Tennessee

Our Story

Photos

Morgan is the oldest of the Bride's daughters. She went to school in Los Angeles and moved to NYC for work immediatly after. She now resides in New Jersey.

Morgan Miranda

Chloe is the youngest of the Brides daughters. She lives in Chattanooga close to her mother. She went to University of Tennesse at Chattanooga for a few years and currently works in the Hospitality Industry.

Chloe Miranda

Son of the groom. Isaac graduated from UTC in 2023 with a degree in Marketing and Business Entrepreneurship. 

Isaac Coffman 

Brother of the groom and a firefighter for the city of Chattanooga.

Mark Coffman

Mother of the Bride who lives in Bradenton, Florida with her husband Rob Hart and daughter Haley Hart.

Donna Hart

Step-father of the bride who lives in Bradenton, Florida.

Rob Hart

Cathy Coffman

Father of groom and pastor of a church in Chattanooga.  

Darrell Coffman

Alyssa Coffman

Wedding Party

Dress Code

✈️ Getting Here • Closest Airport: Louis Armstrong International Airport (MSY), located ~13 miles from Latrobe’s, approximately a 25‑minute drive or 40‑minute airport shuttle ride.

🏨 Hotels Near Latrobe’s: We’ve arranged a wedding room block for guests—please use the code when booking: 1. Royal Sonesta New Orleans • Elegant French Quarter retreat, directly across the street—ideal for walking to rehearsal and venue. • In-block rate available; reserve through https://book.passkey.com/e/51068684?utm_source=116&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=297787025&trkid=600406911&linkid=3709583196    2. Four Points by Sheraton New Orleans French Quarter • Modern comfort just a few blocks away on Iberville Street, also within your wedding block. • In-block rate available; reserve early through https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?guestreslink2=true&id=1751566671667&key=GRP  <a href="https:" target="_blank"> </a>     Additional hotel's nearby • Omni Royal Orleans (luxury, 0.1 mi) • Hotel Monteleone (historic, carousel bar) • Hotel Mazarin • Hotel Le Marais

Travel

🎉 Explore New Orleans—Fun Activities for Guests Here are some popular things to do nearby before or after the big day:•	Stroll the French Quarter – Wander past iconic streets, see St. Louis Cathedral, galleries, boutiques•	National WWII Museum – A top-rated attraction for history lovers•	Jazz Cruise on the Mississippi – Board the Steamboat Natchez or Creole Queen for live music + river views•	Frenchmen Street – Three blocks of jazz clubs and live performances just steps away•	Ghost, Cemetery &amp; Voodoo Tours – Explore New Orleans’ magical and mysterious side•	Garden District – Historic mansions plus oak-lined avenue•	Swamp Tours &amp; Plantation Visits – Outdoorsy excursions just outside the city•	Take a streetcar ride for a charming vintage commute through the Garden District. ⸻ 🍽️ Great Places to Eat &amp; Drink Recommended Restaurants•	Brennans - Great food all around. Original home of the Banans Foster.•	Lorrettas – Famous for beignets. This is in the French Market.•	Royal House – BBQ Shrimp to die for•	Acme Oyster House – Celebrated seafood and Oysters•	French Toast - Breakfast Food, Try the King Cake French Toast•	Drago's – Grilled/Charboiled Oysters are a must•	Mother’s Restaurant – Legendary po’boys and Creole comfort food•	Commander’s Palace – Iconic jazz brunch in the Garden District. More on the high end and must dress nice to get in.•	Napoleon House (original muffuletta)•	Domilise’s &amp; Parkway Bakery (top-tier po’boys)•	Hansen’s Sno‑Bliz (classic sno‑balls)

Rob & Heather

Rob & Heather

Things to Do