A bride and groom hold hands as they walk through the gate at the Mosquito Supper Club.

Gorgeous Intimate Wedding at the Mosquito Supper Club

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April 7, 2025

The Mosquito Supper Club is one of the coziest wedding venues in New Orleans. Your guests will feel right at home in this restaurant where you tie the knot on the front porch then sip decadent cocktails on a patio. I love the distinctly New Orleans charm you find here. It was the perfect venue for Sabrina and Adam’s intimate wedding.

The dining room at Mosquito Supper Club is set for a wedding reception.

Getting Married at the Mosquito Supper Club

The Mosquito Supper Club is a gem. The way it typically works is that you make a reservation for a family-style meal in the house-turned-restaurant. You don’t see this kind of restaurant much anymore, and it makes so much sense in New Orleans where people are excited to mingle and experience great food. The menu changes weekly and celebrates Cajun culinary culture, especially seafood.

A wedding invitation and jewelry lay in a patch of sun.
A New Orleans bride sits on a couch beside a pink bouquet in the Ace Hotel.
A bride walks down a staircase in the Ace Hotel New Orleans towards a groom on a landing.

Walking into this restaurant feels like walking into someone’s beautifully decorated home. Botanical prints and cool architectural details adorn the narrow dining room featuring one long table. Being at the Mosquito Supper Club really feels like being at home but with way better food than you would make for yourself. 

A bride greets a groom on the staircase in the Ace Hotel New Orleans.
A bride and groom pose for a New Orleans wedding photographer on a landing inside the Ace Hotel.
A groom kisses a bride's shoulder on a couch.
A bride and groom sit side by side on a black couch in a film wedding photo.

Here are a few things to consider if you want to get married at the Mosquito Supper Club.

  • Venue type: indoor/outdoor
  • Capacity: up to 50 guests
  • Cost: This is hard to pin down online, but the average cost of a reservation is $135/person. That should give you a sense of what to expect.
A bride and groom hold cocktails at the bar inside the Ace Hotel New Orleans.
A bride and groom hold cocktails with limes.
A colorful wedding bouquet sits on a green chair inside a New Orleans wedding venue.
A bride and groom laugh in a hallway in the Ace Hotel New Orleans.

The Perfect Wedding Venue for Sabrina and Adam

The Mosquito Supper Club was an ideal New Orleans wedding venue for Sabrina and Adam. As Sabrina put it, “I love to cook, and Adam likes to eat. Choosing the Mosquito Supper Club felt like the perfect setting for our ceremony and reception.”

A bride and groom walk towards each other on a New Orleans sidewalk.
A bride and groom hold hands as they walk down a New Orleans street.
A bride and groom kiss on a sidewalk before their New Orleans wedding.
A bride and groom hold hands outside the Mosquito Supper Club.

This wedding was definitely designed for foodies! Sabrina and Adam’s four-course wedding dinner included

  • Sweet potato biscuits, oysters, crab, and shrimp
  • Oyster soup with ciabatta
  • Cabbage rolls, radicchio salad, and duck confit
  • Strawberry galette with buttermilk ice cream

My mouth is watering just remembering it!

A chalkboard lists the menu for a wedding dinner at the Mosquito Supper Club.
A pink and red bouquet sits on a fireplace mantle inside Mosquito Supper Club.
Sun shines on a floral arrangement on a dining table in the Mosquito Supper Club.
A bride and groom stand beside a rabbi during a candle lighting.

When I spoke with Sabrina and Adam, they said they liked to keep things “sweet and simple” in their relationship. The Mosquito Supper Club offered them a chance to skip potential wedding day distractions and focused on their most important people. Of the venue, Sabrina said, “We’re looking forward to the intimacy and charm of the space.” It suited their celebration so well.

A groom signs a ketubah at a New Orleans wedding.
A bride and groom kiss while family members cheer.
A bride and groom walk up the porch steps for a Jewish wedding ceremony at the Mosquito Supper Club.
A bride and groom hold hands under a chuppah during a Jewish wedding ceremony at the Mosquito Supper Club.

Even though Sabrina and Adam kept their wedding intimate, they came to me with a strong vision for their wedding day. They told me, “We’re imagining a very cohesive experience between the flowers, food, art, stationary, and photography.” Everything came together beautifully. 

A groom smiles during a wedding ceremony on a New Orleans porch.
Wedding guests wipe away tears during a wedding ceremony.
A bride raises her eyebrow during a wedding ceremony on the porch of Mosquito Supper Club.
A bride and groom stand wrapped in a tallit.

The floral installations on the porch and reception space were especially amazing. Sharime Kayla Floral Design created pieces that blurred the lines between the architecture and garden. The rich pink, red, and blue hues complemented the gold and green tones of the building. In the dining room, the flowers added a sense of festivity to the inviting yet elegant decor.

A bride and groom kiss beneath a chuppah during a Jewish wedding in New Orleans.
A bride and groom pose with their wedding guests on the porch of a New Orleans wedding venue.
Wedding guests dish up oysters at a dining table.
A bride leans in a doorway at a Mosquito Supper Club wedding.

Sabrina and Adam met in Los Angeles, and their relationship has taken them all over the world since then. They lived in Ireland for the two years leading up to their wedding. Sabrina is a New Orleans native, so their Mosquito Supper Club wedding gave them the chance to celebrate her roots and show Adam’s family the city.

Wedding guests sit around a table talking at dinner.
A bride and groom stand beside a dining table talking with guests.
Wedding cakes sit on a long table at a Mosquito Supper Club wedding.
Flowers decorate a white wedding cake at a New Orleans reception.

Intentional New Orleans Wedding Photography

For Sabrina and Adam’s wedding at the Mosquito Supper Club, I focused on documenting the day as it happened. Instead of posing everyone for a series of photoshoots, I tried to be a fly on the wall. As a result, you see so much genuine joy in these photos. Sabrina and Adam are at ease with each other, and the people around them look so in the moment. As a photographer, I’m always glad to hold space for my clients to just enjoy their day.

A bride and groom cut a wedding cake decorated with flowers.
A bride and groom laugh beside a cake table.
A bride and groom kiss while they hold slices of wedding cake.
A bride and groom share a first dance at night at their Mosquito Supper Club wedding.

Are you interested in having me photograph your wedding? I’m Ali, a New Orleans wedding photographer specializing in film. I’d love to document your wedding day with the same intention and craft that I brought to Sabrina and Adam’s celebration. Get in touch with me! 

Thank you to the vendors who helped make this intimate wedding so memorable.
Planner: Andrea Mock Events
Photographer: Alyssa Fisher Photography
Hair: Ali Vasquez 
Makeup: Sarah Walsh Beauty
Dress: Markarian
Suit: Alphaiate
Florals: Sharime Kayla Floral Design
Invitation Suite: Minted
Cake: 10CentBaking
Venue and Caterer: Mosquito Supper Club
Band: Noah Young Trio
Hotel: Ace Hotel 
Officiant: Rabbi Katie Bauman from Touro Synagogue

I’m Ali, a wedding and portrait photographer in
New Orleans, LA.