Cajun wedding

When you marry the fashionable NYC with New Orleans Big Easy, the results are without a glamorous.

Total235 Share0 Tweet1 Pin It233 Send1 Written by: Rena Sweeney, Alchemy Events Wedding cake is one of everyone’s favorite traditions, the centerpiece of your reception and many older guests will wait to leave until they’ve had a slice…but, it might not be for you. If you’re not a “cake person”, want something unique or that

Cajun food at a wedding! Yum!

We love this sweet southern wedding of Morgan Broussard and Jeremy Martinez from last summer. These super cute lovebirds tied the knot in the quaintest little white church and held their reception on the groom’s mother’s property in Clinton, Louisiana. The most important thing to this couple was that their family and friends could be there to celebrate, so when Morgan’s sister announced her pregnancy, they changed the wedding date so she could still fly to be with them on their special day…

Taylor Rae Photography specializes in bright, romantic, & authentic wedding photography in Charleston SC & beyond. Wedding photographer serving Charleston SC.

I've photographed many many rehearsal dinners in my career but this one was just so sweet and unique I wanted to share. First of all, I love when our Cajun culture can be shared in such a pure way. The locals took so much time to teach the out-of-towners how to peel their crawfish. It was so fun to watch them discover this delicacy and get the hang of it. The light was beautiful, the weather was perfect, the speeches were personal and it was just too nice not to share.Location: Lafayette…

The ‘Cajun Croquembouche’ is a sweet showstopper fit for the quintessential New Orleans wedding

New Orleans themed wedding shower with cafe du monde coffee cans

Cailin and Brett have had plenty of travels and adventures around the world. Seeing how much they love food, music, and revelry, the decision to have their wedding in New Orleans was a no-brainer. Their stunning New Orleans wedding really expressed their personalities by steering away from traditions which didn't fit them, and creating a wedding that expressed who they are from the rustic, classic New Orleans style venue, organic flowers fresh from the florist's garden, to the French 75 and…