Hana and Ian’s wedding vows took place in a historic town filled with diverse cultures, beautiful architecture and divine cuisine! The couple chose the Race in Religion venue, which offers a taste of New Orleans history. The beautiful scenery and stunning courtyard effortlessly provided the perfect setting for their celebration.
A wedding in New Orleans isn’t complete without a second line; this is when people follow the band to enjoy live music. And in case you’re wondering, the first line is actually the band. The talented Kinfolk Brass Band led the second line!
As for the wedding flowers, the bride DIY’d her arrangements! She chose a simple, yet elegant color palette for her flowers and added pops of blue throughout her decor. From feather boas to metallic details, this wedding was absolutely stunning!
Keep reading to see what Hana ordered, along with the rest of this New Orleans-inspired wedding, which was photographed by Josh Williams Photography.
Hana’s Wholesale Flowers Order
- 5 bunches of white tissue statice
- 20 stems of white peonies
- 36 stems of true white garden roses
- 100 stems of white with dark center anemones
- 5 bunches of Queen Anne’s Lace
- 20 bunches of leather leaf
- 10 stems of Lily of the Valley
- 30 bunches of Italian Ruscus
White and Green Bridal Party Bouquets
A timeless, white and green color palette was used to create beautiful floral arrangements including this bridal bouquet, which was wrapped in a lovely, blue ribbon. Flowers like Queen Anne’s Lace, tissue statice and peonies added texture and interest.
Macrame Ceremony Backdrop
The couple said their “I Do’s” in front of this beautiful macrame backdrop decorated with long-lasting greenery, leather leaf, tissue statice and true white garden roses. The ceremony arrangement paired perfectly with the bride’s bouquet.
Italian Ruscus DIY Table Runner
The bride used Italian ruscus to create a DIY table runner and added geometric vases and candles to complete the look. Italian ruscus is very hardy and long-lasting, so you don’t have to worry about this greenery wilting.
Feather Boas and Mardi Gras Beads
To fully embrace the theme of their New Orleans wedding, Hana and Ian displayed colorful beads and feather boas in shades of blue. The couple also had black and white feather-lined parasols, which are a symbol of style and grace.
Vendor Dream Team:
Planner – Uncommon Camellia
Photographer – Josh Williams Photography
Glam – Glam Nola
Dress – BHLDN
Venue – Race & Religious
Music – Omega Sound
Second Line Band – Kinfolk Brass Band
Wholesale Flowers – FiftyFlowers
Asst – Jamie Bermudez
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