I will make another trip out to St. Francisville ANYDAY to have the opportunity to spend time with such amazing people, take photographs, and enjoy the beauty of an antique and quirky wedding venue. If you have seen my post about The Glynns, then you are already familiar with the venue where these images were taken.
If you are looking for a modern venue for your wedding, this IS the place. This building designed by one of my favorite Louisiana Architecture firms is MODERN, DRAMATIC, and well…just down right incredible.
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Beautiful pictures Catherine! They really emphasize why Armand and I chose to host our wedding at the Museum. We fell in love with the Museum because we think it represents a perfect balance between progressive, youthful Louisiana and the historical Louisiana full of traditions from generations before.
It is such a captivating place in person. I’ve been there when it’s full of people and I’ve been there alone – either way it evokes so much emotion. These photos have captured all of the above! They are breathtaking, probably equally as breathtaking as the museum itself. Great job, can’t wait to spend an evening there with you.
Katy, I love the way you said it is a “perfect balance between progressive, youthful Louisiana and the historical Louisiana full of traditions from generations before.” I never thought of it that way, but it’s so true. I think the most beautiful part of the museum is the contract between the historic downtown and the modern architecture, especially the way the capital is framed by the modern structure!
I could go on and on and on about these things..lol. But yes, I am definitely looking forward to the wedding!!
[...] had a pretty good idea of how incredible their wedding was going to be. The wedding was held at the Louisiana Museum in Baton [...]
If you are looking for a wedding venue that is antique, genuine, and unique…check out THE GLYNNS.
I photographed this venue during a recent workshop and fell in love with it.
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[...] the last post of The Glynns (also a great venue) which was antique and [...]
[...] take photographs, and enjoy the beauty of an antique and quirky wedding venue. If you have seen my post about The Glynns, [...]
Every image in this series was shot without the ability to check my image after it was taken. I had to rely 100%
on previous knowledge of camera settings as well as the in camera metering.
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How do you find out about all these things?
Hey Hannah!
This function was put on by the Professional Photographers Guild of Acadiana. They send out the information to all of their members.
When I first met with Robyn and Scott they talked about bringing their dogs along for their engagement shoot.
And being that I am so attached to my 5lb chaotic chihuahua, I can relate to the idea of the dogs as part of the family! 
So..they traveled all the way from New Orleans with Louisiana (Loui) and Hurricane (Caine) to New Iberia for their session.
This was my first experience with animals, but I had so much fun.
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LOVE THEM! YOU ARE AMAZING! I can’t believe you captured our crazy dogs – we will always cherish these!
Great job, Catherine! Love the ones in the trees! Especially the one with the tree branch in the foreground.
Hey Abby! Thanks..hope to see you in St. Francisville at the shoot tomorrow. And Robyn, I am SO happy you LOVE them. I do too. And if you couldn’t tell I had so much fun with the dogs..keeps things interesting. 
The inside of his coat is amazing! You know I always love you photos…your an amazing photog!
Twila
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PS. Drawing names for the contest tonight!
I know…I saw that and thought, “WHAT!?!” His jacket ROCKED!!! Hope all is well..can’t wait to see the winner of the contest!
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