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The following preferred sites are frequently used for Partysist weddings:

Beauregard-Keyes House

A Historic House Museum in the Heart of the French Quarter. Perfect for a seated affair of 50 or a reception of 200 including adjacent gardens and courtyard.

Contemporary Arts Center

A Contemporary Art Museum in the Arts District adjacent to the French Quarter, this venue is ideal for seated dinners and large receptions up to 500 guests or more. The collection is always changing and ideal for guest participation and interactive enjoyment.

Degas House

Located on one of America’s finest avenues between City Park and the Central Business District, this guesthouse will hold 100 guests indoors and can accommodate up to 200 with the use of tenting and the adjacent building.

Gallier Hall

Designed in the Federal Style and built in the late 1800's by noted architect James Gallier, this site was New Orleans’ first City Hall. With many levels and decorated rooms, this traditional wedding favorite can hold as many as 800 guests or as few as 100.

Houmas House Plantation

Relive the magnificent plantation era, where the country's largest sugar cane plantation flourished ....Where southern planters made their
fortunes and lived in grand style. The home and its grounds are available for weddings, private parties and corporate events from 40 to 2,000 people. Located 45 minutes outside of New Orleans.

LaTrobe's on Royal 

Located in the heart of the French Quarter on the corner of Royal and Conti. This former Louisiana State Bank building dates back to the 1820s.  It offer historic charm and is an inviting location.

Latter Library

This very grand structure and former residence is on the St. Charles Avenue Street Car line, with period furnishings adding to a picture-perfect atmosphere. This magnificent site is surrounded by gardens and lawns, and can hold as many as 150 wedding guests.

Musee Conti

In the French Quarter this setting speaks for itself as New Orleans only wax museum. This unusual environment is always a treat for ones’ guests.

New Orleans Board of Trade

Walking distance to and from the French Quarter and once the trading floor for New Orleans commerce, the building and courtyard will accommodate 100 and up to 600 guests with ease.

New Orleans Museum of Art

Set in the 200 year old oaks of New Orleans City Park, this majestic museum has spacious and grand, art-filled rooms. It houses a spectacular collection of art and furnishings with indoor and outdoor spaces that can comfortably accommodate from 100 to 800 or more guests.

New Orleans Women's Opera Guild House

Once a noted stately residence in the Garden District, this in now the home of the Ladies Guild of New Orleans Opera Association and contains a lovely collection of treasures from our city’s past. Indoors will hold 50 for a seated dinner, 150-reception style and tenting may be added to increase the guest count to as many as 250.

Ogden Museum of Southern Art

Devoted to the art, culture and history of the South, The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, University of New Orleans is the newest addition to downtown's Lee Circle in the heart of the historic Warehouse Arts District. The multi-structure 67,000 square-foot complex is where Southern art meets Southern life..

Pavilion of the Two Sisters & Botanical Garden-City Park

Gardens with tents can hold as many guests as one can add to a list. The pavilion makes this a romantic choice for a guest count of 100 to 300 just minutes from the heart of the city.

St. Charles Streetcar

A New Orleans classic! Our city’s first form of transportation is great fun for small groups of 25 who are young at heart. Wonderful views of historic New Orleans inspire enduring memories as you ride through some of our city’s most historic neighborhoods.