Join us for an evening of New Orleans glam on New Year's Day as we celebrate the love and devotion of Kendall & Seamus. A black tie affair in the heart of the French Quarter, filled with music, elevated cuisine, and timeless romance.
Kendall & Seamus
Kendall & Seamus
Things to Do
Mother's Restaurant
One of Seamus' all time favorite restaurants, Mother's is exactly as you'd imagine a place of this namesake to be - down right good home cooking with a Louisiana flare! The atmosphere is casual and the bloody marys are 10/10. Mother's is a must stop spot when visiting New Orleans.
Pat O'Brien's Courtyard Restaurant
When in New Orleans, a visit to Pat O'Brien's for a hurricane is a must, but be warned - they don't call them "hurricanes" for nothing, just like the real deal, they're capable of turning worlds upside down
Yvonne LaFleur
If you haven't yet come across her on TikTok, Yvonne LaFleur is a New Orleans staple. The store features the very best of New Orleans shopping, offering an internationally renowned custom millinery, one of a kind hand bags, jewelry, and The Yvonne LaFleur Private Designer Collection of apparel featuring silk dresses, sportswear, suedes, one-of-a-kind gowns, and exclusive wedding gowns from all over the world.
You’re just a street car ride away from New Orleans’ very own European shopping spree… St. Charles Streetcar Stop #299.
**Kendall shopped for Bridesmaid proposal gifts here**
Commander's Palace
Home of the 25 Cent Martini Lunch!
A fun and lively nod to classic New Orleans, Commander's Palace is a must when visiting NOLA. If you're unable to stop in for dinner - try Le Petit Bleu, the sister cafe next door, with delicious food, shopping, and cemetery views - this is one New Orleans Garden District classic you won't want to miss!
The Pelican Club
After a happy accident with reservation mis bookings, we found ourself at this absolutely timeless gem. We were SO glad we did, from the decor to the service, everything is top notch and we had the BEST fish we've ever had and 10/10 recommend the crispy fish.
Old Absinthe House
One of the Oldest Bars in the United States, founded in 1806 this staple is a must visit when visiting New Orleans - bring a business card and leave your mark on the walls!
Cafe Beignet, Royal Street
With countless locations throughout the city, Cafe Beignet is a New Orleans staple - you can't beat this delicious sweet spot no matter which location you try!
Café Du Monde Mail Order
Beignets for days! This is one of the two famous spots in NOLA to grab beignets and it's also known for their cafe au lait!
The National WWII Museum
Where history comes alive! If you enjoy history, visit this fascinating museum detailing WW2!
Arnaud's New Orleans
Founded in 1918 - Arnaud's is a one of a kind French restaurant with a flare for New Orleans elegance.
New Orleans is truly a one of a kind city with SO much to do - from classic restaurants like Antoine's, Galatoire's, A Court of Two Sisters, The Vampire Cafe, LeFitte's Blacksmith Shop, and one of a kind ghost tours, shopping, Sazerac House, and of course Bourbon Street. Also, for NYE, the city features the famous Fleur de Lis Drop ( a major event in the French Quarter featuring live music and ends with a fleur-de-lis drop at midnight, followed by a fireworks show)