In the heart of New Orleans, amidst the historic beauty of St. Anna's Episcopal Church, love transcended all boundaries as a queer Catholic couple exchanged their vows in an intimate ceremony. With a small group of guests by their side, their love shone brightly, breaking through barriers and celebrating the power of inclusivity.

Ranmali and her daughter document another year together with a mother daughter family photography session.

Megan & Geoff elope in New Orleans and have an intimate destination wedding with their close friends and family at Napoleon House in the French Quarter.

Rosemary & Stephen decide on a couple’s photoshoot in the Garden District at Commander's Palace Restaurant and St Charles Street to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

A charming queer French Quarter elopement photography session starting in Louis Armstrong Park and ending in the eclectic New Orlean’s French Quarter.

Jocelyn and Darnell decide on a 30 minute French Quarter engagement photo session in Jackson Square while on vacation in New Orleans.

So, picture this: a balmy fall afternoon, bright colorful flowers, and the glow of love dancing through the air. Shannon and John’s DIY backyard wedding was the epitome of sweet, laid-back romance. From the handmade decorations to the repurposed windows at the altar, every little detail was infused with love and charm. Guests danced under the golden lanterns hanging from trees, sipped homemade champagne punch, and indulged in an array of delicious homemade treats. It was a day filled with laughter, family, friends that feel like family, and a whole lot of love–the perfect way to join two lives together.

A New Orleans Destination wedding at Napoleon House in the French Quarter with a live band, hilarious speeches, and vintage touches.

Two brides escape to New Orleans for a romantic, intimate, LGBTQ elopement at the iconic Tree of Life in Audobon Park followed by a second line.

An intimate, spiritual, alternative, handmade, transgender wedding held in New Orleans at the First Universal Unitarian Church.

Stephanie and Tessa's queer wedding at The Capulet in the New Orleans Bywater neighborhood complete with a sunset ceremony, second line parade, and bubble exit.

Are you dreaming of the perfect wedding destination like Caitlyn & Tony? Look no further than the vibrant streets of New Orleans! With its unique blend of cultural heritage, energetic atmosphere, and rich history, the Big Easy proves to be the ultimate location for an unforgettable destination wedding, elopement, or microwedding. Here are a few compelling reasons why New Orleans stands out as the best place to celebrate your special day.

The air was thick with the spirit of celebration as jazz musicians cascaded the space upstairs with lively melodies, encouraging everyone to sway and dance to the infectious rhythms. From the spirited second-line parade to the heartfelt toasts, every moment echoed the uniqueness and grandeur of the city, making it a wedding reception that would forever be etched in the memories of all who attended.

Jim surprises his partner Amanda by proposing to her with a breathtaking view of Jackson Square behind them.

A couple comes to magical New Orleans to elope at Seraphim House.

A romantic micro-wedding under the oaks in City Park.

Two brides tie-the-knot with an intimate ceremony at City Park’s Botanical Garden!

“I love you forever. I’ll like you for always.

As long as I’m living, my baby you’ll be.”

• Robert Munsch, “I Love You Forever”