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Summer/Autumn 2017 SUMMER/AUTUMN 2017 SUMMER-AUTUMN 2017 Editor Melanie Warner Spencer Art Director Tiffani Reding Amedeo Assistant Editor Kelly Massicot Photographer Theresa Cassagne Contributing Editors Mirella Cameran, Becca Hensley, Lisa Tudor Contributing Writers Amy Gabriel, Dee Lane, Ashley, McLellan, Anne Roderique-Jones, Sarah Ravits, Marie Simoneaux, Kimberly Singletary Vice President of Sales Colleen Monaghan Sales Manager Brooke LeBlanc 504-830-7242 or [email protected] Account Executive Zane Wilson 504-830-7246 or [email protected] Director of Marketing and Events Cheryl Lemoine Event Coordinator Whitney Weathers Digital Media Associate Mallary Matherne For event information call (504) 830-7264 Production Manager Jessica DeBold Production Designer Monique DiPietro, Demi Schaffer, Molly Tullier Traffic Coordinator Terra Durio Chief Executive Officer Todd Matherne President Alan Campell Executive Vice President/ Editor-In-Chief Errol Laborde Distribution Manager John Holzer Administrative Assistant Mallary Matherne Subscriptions Brittanie Bryant A Publication of Renaissance Publishing, LLC Printed in USA 110 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Suite 123, Metairie, LA 70005 (504) 828-1380 New Orleans Bride Magazine is published twice a year by Renaissance Publishing, LLC., 110 Veterans Blvd., Suite 123, Metairie, LA 70005; (504) 828-1380. It is sold at newsstands throughout Greater New Orleans, complimentary at retail locations and available online at bridenewor- leans.com. Postage paid at Metairie, LA, and additional entry offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Renaissance Publishing, LLC, 110 Veterans Blvd., Suite 123, Metairie, LA 70005. Copyright © 2017 New Orleans Bride Magazine. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the consent of the publisher. The trademark New Orleans Bride is registered. New Orleans Bride is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts, photos and artwork even if accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. The opinions expressed in New Orleans Bride Magazine are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the view of the magazine managers or owners. 16 | BRIDENEWORLEANS.COM SUMMER-AUTUMN 2017 CONTENTS ON THE COVER 20 27 95 STANDARDS PRELUDE DETAILS FROM THE EDITOR 20 BEAUTY 28 CAKES 96 Tech-Savvy Skin Connect the Dots ADVICE 22 High tech treatments for Three divine cakes with style Digital Matters a flawless, fabulous face and major flavor What to do about technology and social media on your Big Day Last Minute Fixes CUISINE & COCKTAILS 102 Small Packages Troubleshooting products to get Model Angelle Folse is wearing FEATURE 56 If variety is the spice of life, your skin ready for its close-up ‘Ingrid’ silk charmeuse gown by Light My Fire Brooklyn-Based designer Rebecca small plates are the way to go Plan the perfect prelude to your Skincare 101 Schoneveld sold exclusively at wedding with an elegant, romantic Marriage and Mimosas Get back to basics with a Wedding Belles and jewelry from engagement party The growing popularity of regimenthat will serve you up to, M.S. Rau Antiques. Photo by Theresa Cassagne, Hair by Niki Walker, brunch weddings and beyond, the Big Day REAL WEDDINGS 123 Makeup by Meggan Ory Make It A Double One-Two Punch HONEYMOON 142 Classic libations to start the Anglophiles in the Isles Skincare that plumps, covers, celebration Discovering the mystery, beauty protects, nourishes and soothes and romance of the United Kingdom LOCATIONS 108 beyond London MAKEUP 36 Down in the Treme Now Trending 61 The Monastery brings a London Calling Stay on point with runway FASHION modern, gothic style to A New Orleanian’s guide to makeup that has timeless appeal New Orleans weddings a fun and fabulous honeymoon across the pond Makeup Magic BRIDAL/ BRIDESMAIDS Modern Love The season’s hottest makeup MENSWEAR/ FLOWERS 62 Nine chic, contemporary spaces for CHECKLIST 148 for you and your maids Romance on Royal a New Orleans wedding that wows Check It Twice Combine the city’s rich history, Use our handy checklist HAIR 40 unique Creole culture and jazz PHOTOGRAPHY 114 to stay organized The Long and Short of It traditions, add an architectural Photographic Memory Choosing the best wedding gem like Latrobe’s on Royal, then Expert advice on getting wedding IN THIS ISSUE 150 ‘do for hair any length mix in dazzling diamonds and fresh photos that last a lifetime frocks to create an unforgettable LAGNIAPPE 152 Mane Attraction celebration. MUSIC 118 Tie One On Musical Composition Must-haves for healthy, happy Planning the perfect soundtrack Consider bow ties with hair on your wedding day JEWELRY 82 NOLA ties for your beau Sparkle and Shine for your Big Day GIFTS 44 Feast your eyes (and ears and arms) Stay Golden on diamonds for days, sapphires TRANSPORTATION 120 Fantastic Voyage Add a glimmer of gold and a with shimmer and emeralds that will Transportation basics to get whisper of whimsy for magical make you green with envy you (and your guests) to the wedding gifts, sure to please church on time INVITATIONS 48 Botanical Bounty Plant the seeds for a fabulous wedding fête with pretty papers 18 | BRIDENEWORLEANS.COM SUMMER-AUTUMN 2017 FROM THE EDITOR Editor’s notebook s ne of the many reasons New Orleans is among the most popular places Oin the country to get married is its wealth of locations to fit every couple’s personality. From the romance of centuries old buildings with exposed brick and New Orleans-based Oxalis Apothecary crafts gas lanterns to dazzling modern and handmade, organic, plant based facial and contemporary spaces, there is a fit for everyone’s needs and tastes. body products that are vegan friendly and In this issue, we are celebrating both the old and the new. Are free of parabens, phthalate, dyes, artificial you planning an engagement party? The Bevelo Gas & Electric Lights preservatives and synthetic fragrances and Museum in the French Quarter is the setting of “Light My Fire,” fillers. Heady botanical scents mingle with (page 56) in which we celebrate an engagement under the flicker and luxurious hydrators for products that soothe, shimmer of hand forged gas lamps. Can you say instant atmosphere? refresh and soften skin. The Jasmine + In the 20-page fashion spread “Romance on Royal,” (page 62), our Coconut Mineral Mist is a must this summer bride and groom celebrate in Old World grandeur at Latrobe’s on and year round. oxalisapothecary.com Royal. Glittering gowns set against the backdrop of weathered wood and peeling paint create a striking juxtaposition. Modern couples do not despair. Our Locations section offers up 10 sleek and stylish spaces with big city flair, including one of the newest venues in New Orleans, The Monastery, in “Down in the Treme” (page 108). Another reason a Crescent City wedding is like no other is, of course, the food and drinks. In the Cuisine & Cocktails section, we have the tasty scoop on small plate and brunch-style receptions, as well as everything you need to know about serving classic cocktails at s your wedding. If you are planning your honeymoon, be sure to check out “Anglophiles in the Isles” (page 142) and “London Calling,” (page 146). The new British Airways’ nonstop service to London is a game changer for those hoping to hop across the pond for a getaway steeped in history, lore and, of course, romance. I hope you enjoy this issue as much as we enjoyed creating it and that it helps inspire you to create the Big Day of your dreams. Let’s plan a wedding! — Melanie Warner Spencer, Editor Gifting your bridal party is a time honored tradition and offering welcome baskets to out of town guests at the hotel is fast becoming a new tradition. Keep it simple with baskets from The Basketry. Visit the Luling retail location or shop online for sweet baskets sure to delight. We love the “A Wish for You,” option with bracelet, P.S. Visit Let Them Eat Cake (myneworleans.com/Blogs/Let-Them-Eat-Cake/), the official blog pouch, New Orleans’ Native Nail Polish, of New Orleans Bride Magazine for more tips and trends, trunk shows and other events, plus Voluspa candle and Le Grand Courtage advice, ideas, inspiration and interviews. It’s all of the bridal buzz you can use, five days a week. Champagne. Cheers! thebasketry.com 20 | BRIDENEWORLEANS.COM SUMMER-AUTUMN 2017 BRIDENEWORLEANS.COM | 21 ADVICE shots? If you’re looking to have your #bestdayever, here are five suggestions to get your creative juices flowing. (Don’t forget to collect all the fabulous photos and videos after!) 1. Hire a photo booth and/or flipbook: Complete with backgrounds and props, vendors who offer these services are typically well-versed in getting everyone’s good sides; they offer ways your guests can share the experience instantly though sites like Facebook and Twitter — and they also provide take-home mementos of Digital Matters the experience. 2. Create a selfie area: From a What to do about technology and social media on your Big Day fabulous wall to life-sized cutouts of the bride and groom, provide by Dee Lane something fun for selfies along with a couple selfie sticks or a phone Q: I’ve been to a few weddings this year your eyes probably won’t stray from your stand and don’t forget a reminder of and it kills me to see everyone watching soon-to-be spouse’s the entire time. your hashtag. the ceremony through their phones and For an unplugged ceremony, you can 3. Print and place social media tablets. Is there any way I can keep my ask your officiant to make an announce- reminders: From your program to guests from taking pictures and video ment as you begin that the couple has signage and cards to embroidery on while I’m getting married? The more asked that no pictures or video be taken your husband’s suit cuff, choose a connected we get through social media during the ceremony.
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