Situated just opposite of the Ursuline Convent on Chartres Street, the Beauregard-Keyes House channels the ornate beauty and stately air of classic New Orleans style. Originally built in the early 19th century, this lovely home has passed through the hands of many different owners, but has since become an impeccably preserved museum and garden dedicated to continuing the legacy of the Big Easy. Imagine saying your “I do’s” in a flourishing French-style garden complete with finely manicured topiary, stone fountains, blooming flowers, and charming cobblestone courtyards. This charming setting also creates a wonderful backdrop for wedding photos! Move indoors to celebrate your union, dining on a delectable meal and dancing the night away surrounded by a warm and welcoming setting adorned in authentic furniture and artwork from mid-19th century. Gold detailing, gilded chandeliers, and huge windows help create a singular historic atmosphere that is picture perfect for a historic New Orleans wedding!