Laura Hurst & Armias DeBello, 3/3/21

As featured in New Orleans Weddings Magazine

Composed like modern art, this destination ceremony, reception, and seated dinner took advantage of a tiny guest count to create a floorplan that embraced negative space and contrast. This minimalism created a heightened sense of drama and gave the whole event an almost dreamlike, cinematic quality perfectly captured by photographer Olivia Yuen. The degree of focus and scrutiny meant that no detail could be overlooked and no flaw would go unnoticed. Becca Kelly, her coordinators, our staff, Distressed Rentals, and Copeland’s all rose to the occasion and created an evening that was focused and flawless.

Photos by Olivia Yuen

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