A Friendly but Firm Note:

We’ve put a lot of thought into creating a beautiful, immersive atmosphere for this celebration, and our dress code is an important part of that vision. If a guest arrives in attire that does not meet the formal dress code, they may be asked to step out and change before rejoining the festivities.

We’ve invested greatly in our photographer and the overall look of the evening, and we want the photos and memories from this night to reflect the cohesive, elegant celebration we’ve planned.

Thank you for helping us bring the vision to life and for celebrating with us in style. We promise it will be worth it.

We are celebrating in true Southern style with a moody, romantic atmosphere and a little New Orleans bayou flair. Think moody romance, candlelight, rich colors, jazz in the air, and a night meant for celebrating loudly and joyfully.

Our dress code is formal, and we ask our guests to lean all the way into it. We want everyone to look incredible and feel confident.

For the gentlemen:

A suit is required, and tuxedos are absolutely welcome if you’d like to elevate the look. Think classic, sharp, and polished.

For the ladies:

We encourage formal dresses or gowns that fit the spirit of the evening. This is the night to bring out something beautiful, dramatic, colorful, or elegant.

To help keep the look of the evening cohesive, jeans, casual tops, and blouses will not be permitted. We’re aiming for a fully dressed-up celebration, no in-between.

Our theme leans toward old southern elegance with a bold New Orleans twist, a little dark, a little moody, with vibrant pops of color. Think jewel tones, velvet, satin, sparkle, florals, feathers, or anything that feels festive and full of life. If you’d wear it to a candlelit party in the French Quarter, you’re on the right track.

Most importantly, we want you to feel amazing. Dress boldly, feel confident, and don’t be afraid to steal a little attention.

One final rule:

Please leave white for the bride.