Second line parade

There IS a bit more to the wedding than just the ‘I Dos,’ so you’ll want to spend some time getting your ceremony in check.

Dive deep into New Orleans' second line history with New Orleans & Company to gain perspective on what makes this honored tradition so special.

In New Orleans, we celebrate nearly every occasion with a second-line parade, some publicly — business openings, Carnival balls, the 200th anniversary of the Treme neighborhood — and some privately,

Second Line..Upper 9th Ward

Plan a Second Line Parade for your New Orleans wedding. Discover its history, essential tips, and a checklist for a perfect celebration.

Second line parades in New Orleans are the descendants of the city’s famous jazz funerals, in all their thumping, syncopated, and feet-moving glory.

One of New Orleans’ most beloved traditions is the second line! Can you tell the difference between a good one and a not so good one?

The past few seasons we’ve been lucky enough to travel to some pretty stunning locations, but in late 2021 we got to go to a city that might just take the cake, New Orleans. We traveled down south for a couple of the dreamiest days we’ve ever witnessed and dang are we smitten with it all. The Big E

When you choose New Orleans for your destination wedding, you know it's going to be an outrageous party! Jessie and Phill's wedding at Race & Religious was no exception. They started their day with an intimate ceremony in the Pharmacy Museum then danced their way through the streets in an epic second line led by Kinfolk Brass Band to one of

Second Line & Jazz Funeral Bourbon Street, Royal Street, Decatur Street, and Jackson Square in the Big Easy, New Orleans