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Wedding, Wedding Details, Wedding Reception

July 31, 2021

Mr. + Mrs. Burroughs

Audrey + Luke | Dothan, Alabama Wedding with a New Orleans Style

Coordinators | Lauren Dunn + Emma Dale Sellers
Ceremony Venue | Abbeville United Methodist Church
Reception Venue | The Depot of Main
Florals | The Sparrow’s Nest – Penny Jones
Catering | Sherri Riley
Cake | Tara’s Temptations
Entertainment (DJ/ Band/ Ceremony) |Musical Fantasy
Formal Wear |
Bridal gown – Town & Country
Bridesmaids’ dresses – Formally Yours
Groom and groomsmen’s tuxedos – The Black Tux
Paper | Melinda Whatley Viles

I’ll admit, this wedding ranks within the top 5 of my “Favorite Weddings I’ve Photographed” list. A perfect combination of an Alabama Bride and a Louisiana Groom, Audrey and Luke brought a little “Cajun Seasoning” to their Dothan, Alabama Wedding. Even though they live in New Orleans, their Wedding Day was celebrated in Sweet Home Alabama. I loved the NOLA culture they incorporated into the reception details including a Jazz Band and a traditional Second Line!

Audrey and her bridesmaids got ready at her childhood home- The Watford Ranch.

Audrey and her bridesmaids got ready at her childhood home- The Watford Ranch.

That’s a lot of good lookin’ folks!!! A Bridal Party of 29 + the Bride and Groom is actually very common in the South

The Band was so much fun and really got this crowd roaring!

If you’re unfamiliar with what a Second Line is; It is a New Orleans Tradition that originated in the African American communities as a parade to support the new start of recently freed slaves. It has since evolved into a Wedding Parade celebrating the new life of a married couple. It begins with the decorated newlyweds and bridal party up front. The other wedding guests holding their hankies and napkins join behind them in the “Second Line” as they parade through the streets.
In our case- It was pouring the rain outside, so we paraded around the Depot instead.

If you’re unfamiliar with what a Second Line is; It is a New Orleans Tradition that originated in the African American communities as a parade to support the new start of recently freed slaves. It has since evolved into a Wedding Parade celebrating the new life of a married couple. It begins with the decorated newlyweds and bridal party up front. The other wedding guests holding their hankies and napkins join behind them in the “Second Line” as they parade through the streets.
In our case- It was pouring the rain outside, so we paraded around the Depot instead.

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