French Quarter Wedding Chapel

Oh boy where do I began!
Rev. Tony married my husband and I about a week ago and we were certainly blown away! First off the chapel is absolutely GORGEOUS. Beautiful antiques surround you and the dollar bills of loved ones before you decorate the ceiling; it is definitely a place of love. This is one reason we did decide to be married here, every chapel here in California apparently doesn’t believe in decorations.
Rev Tony and his crew were definitely a cut above as well. I didn’t feel like this was just another wedding to them. The violinist is wonderful and we really enjoyed the counseling that was given to us and the time they took even to interact with our family members and posing us for photos. So if you have any doubts– don’t, just do it! Be married in the city of dreams by these wonderful people! I will definitely be back to visit!

My wife and I were married by Reverend Tony in March 2014. The ceremony was held inside the little chapel. It was a nice ceremony followed by an Awesome second line. At the time we felt Tony was disorganized however he did come through at the end and we had a wonderful experience.
However we did pay a video of the second line $ 400 and never received it. During the course of the next year we asked for our video several times and we’re always given excuses that it was in editing or the mail or Tony was sick or the dog ate it. We went back to New Orleans for our first wedding anniversary and asked Tony in person for our video and he said he couldn’t find it and would give us a refund. We have asked for the refund via text, email and carrier pigeon and to date have received nothing except excuses.
My advice to any couple seeking to use his services is don’t pay upfront. I don’t think they are criminals but they are far from stand up people who can be taken at their word.

The chapel is very sweet. It is perfect for your New Orleans wedding. Reverend Tony and his wife are wonderful to work with. Timothy, our violinist did a beautiful job for our wedding.
The chapel is adorned with gorgeous hanging antique oil lamps and leaded glass windows. It is large enough for a small wedding party.
Our favorite part of the ceremony was the time Reverend Tony took to counsel us. We have been together for over three years and it never hurts to get a little reminder to communicate, put each other first, to love and cherish each other. We both shed a couple of tears.

BEST place to get married in the quarter!
We decided a month before our two year anniversary to get married. We met with Lou Ann, Reverend Tony’s wife and booked the date. SO affordable and easy!
My boyfriend (now husband) and I live near New Orleans so we were able to get all the paperwork ourselves. We followed Rev. Tony’s advice and brought exact change to get our marriage license. Thank goodness he told us that they don’t give you change back!
Our wedding day, November 18, 2014, was amazing. We had the perfect ceremony and my friend and photographer, Angela, took so many pictures!
If you are looking for a venue to have a small wedding, this is the perfect place!

My husband and I got married here on Halloween 2014. We drove in from Georgia and thanks to their being open 24 hrs a day every day, we were able to marry in spite of our delay in getting there at a reasonable hour. The service was not rushed, the blessing was beautiful and the pre and post counseling was much appreciated. Was the best elopement I could have hoped for. Absolutely beautiful.

We knew we wanted to plan our wedding with Rev. Tony when we saw him perform an impromptu wedding at Jackson Square in November of 2013 while in town visiting. We come to the quarter every year, so we’re visitors, not tourists. We introduced ourselves, and he gave us his card. We happened to get engaged the year before, and were there this time to get our bands.
Upon arriving home over the next few months, we organized our wedding with Rev. Tony and his wife for all needs. Jackson square was a must for us! Flowers were ordered, photography and all needs were met via phone calls. They were so wonderful with everything we could’ve wanted and needed for our special day.
We called when we got into town this July with all details met. My flowers were absolutely beautiful, and they dropped my bouquet off at our hotel the night of the wedding.
We couldn’t have asked for a better ceremony, attention to detail or the personalization Rev. Tony gave us, even continuing on to the next day. We would highly recommend French Quarter Wedding Chapel to anyone looking to get married in New Orleans. The process is seamless and worry free!
I am so thrilled with all the pictures, the truly welcoming open arms of Rev. Tony and all services provided for our extra special evening.
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My daughter and son in law got married in March. 20 of our friends traveled 14 hours for a wedding and parade here. They changed the time of the wedding, so no wedding but we were told if we could get there in 20 minutes they would have the parade. Everything was paid for including pictures and video, that night we were told they would refund us for the wedding portion. It is now July and we have never received a refund OR pictures OR video. We have contacted them many times and just asked for the pictures and video and they have lied every time. First it was in the mail, then computer crashed, then they couldn’t figure out which wedding was which. Really sad!!! My advice use someone else, ANYONE ELSE!!!

We had planned a destination wedding to Nola from Philadelphia for a year. From my first phone call to Rev. Tony and several over the next few months until hours before the ceremony we received nothing but un-​rushed help and support. We were looking for an outdoor wedding and decided on the City Park. Rev Tony and his wife helped out with the possible options and we cant be any happier. They are truly there for you before, during and after the ceremony.

Rev Tony and his wife are nice people but there were a number of issues that cannot be overlooked. I provided sample pictures and information regarding my wedding bouquet and informed Rev Tony exactly what I wanted but when I called a few days later to check on the bouquet, Rev Tony informed me the bouquet had not been ordered and it was only 2 days before the wedding. When I arrived at the venue for the ceremony, the flowers on the bouquet were wilted. The flowers looked as though they were made the day before and no one placed them in water to keep them fresh. The day before the ceremony I called Rev Tony to go over the vows and I forwarded a copy via email of what would be said at the ceremony but he forgot to print out what I sent him so that he had it with him for the ceremony. I informed Rev Tony the day before the wedding that my husband and I would have something to say to each other during the ceremony but Rev Tony forgot about it and began to pronounce us husband and wife and I had to stop him to remind him that we had planned to say something to each other. At the end of the ceremony, Rev Tony presented me with a credit card receipt to sign which I thought was really tacky and the charges for the wilted flowers had a cost higher than what was discussed and agreed to. The total cost to simply arrive at the park to officiate the wedding and to present me with wilted flowers was too high. I could have paid a minister a couple of hundred dollars to officiate our wedding and arranged for my own flowers. Rev Tony on several occasions talked about the French Quarter Wedding Chapel’s plans to ensure we had a «beautiful» wedding but I am still trying to figure out what he did or what was he suppose to do to make that happen. A lot of talk but no substance.

I married my husband on October 29, 2013 in New Orleans. We are both from Pennsylvania. If looking for a small, quiet, private wedding chapel in the French Quarter, then this place is perfect for you. Reverend Tony and his wife were both the sweetest people. It’s no wonder they decided to open a wedding chapel! They take care of everything for you, basically all you have to do is show up. Reverend Tony doesn’t rush you through the ceremony and out the door so he can get on with his day either. Our 30 minute ceremony turned into an hour stay! We were welcomed in like we were long lost relatives and sat down so we could all get to know each other. You’re not treated like a stranger, you’re treated like an old friend or relative and Reverend Tony and his wife both make you know that they do care about you and your marriage. You are told that you can call and talk to him or come see him if you ever need help with anything at all in the future. And I believe he absolutely he means that. They both truly care about your happiness and it definitely shows. Highly recommend for anyone who wants this kind of experience. Especially their unexpected little tradition at the end! Thank you both so much!

Super cute chapel in the French quarter. The owners of this business are former antique dealers and have decorated the space with beautiful oil lamps and lanterns, stained glass, Tiffany’s lamps, crystal chandeliers, mirrors, an antique rifle, and to top it off dollar bills are stapled all over the ceiling for good luck and blessings to the couple on their best day. The lighting is perfect for photos-​even amateurs will take great pics of your day here.

On April 4 2008 Rev. Tony married Mark and I. It was a very special day for us and Rev. Tony and his wife made it amazing. I knew Rev. Tony from being a regular customer at a resturaunt I used to work at. When Mark ask me to be his wife i knew i wanted Rev. Tony to marry us. His wife did our photos and she did such a great job. everything we needed they took care of for us. Rev. Tony and his wife and crew made our day the best it could ever be. we will be celerbrating our 5^th anniversary this year and i cant wait to see Rev. Tony to tell him thank you for helping make my best friend my husband.

Friends decided they wanted to get married here (they’re both locals). The staff were very nice. The chapel had a very intimate feel to it. The look on the bride’s face was priceless when a told her we needed to lift her up on our shoulders so she could track a dollar on the ceiling.