The Cabildo

The Cabildo Overview

If your wedding celebration calls for a dramatic location and incomparable atmosphere, look no further than the historic Cabildo. Enchant your wedding guests with a magical atmosphere and the incomparable brand of New Orleans’ Southern hospitality. One of several venues offered by the Louisiana State Museum, the Cabildo has its own undeniable sense of history, charm and character. Built in 1799 as the seat of the Spanish colonial rule in New Orleans, the Cabildo is perfect for large, elegant wedding receptions. The Louisiana Purchase was signed on the building's second floor in 1803. The stunning venue features a window-filled gallery with spectacular views of Jackson Square, making it a one-of-a-kind backdrop for your special day. You and your guests will mingle, dance, and toast to your new beginning amidst a backdrop of exhibits chronicling Louisiana’s rich history and culture. The majestic structure and National Historic Landmark is among the largest spaces available in the French Quarter and offers a distinct ambiance sure to make your wedding day uniquely yours. Bienvenue en Louisiane—Louisiana welcomes your celebration to become a part of it's dazzling history.