Gabriela & Andrew’s Intimate Wedding at Latrobe’s on Royal in New Orleans
Ashley Revels
A MOST MAGICAL MOMENT | Gabriela Peñaherrera and Andrew Albigese met at work in 2017. Their first kiss was on a rooftop in New York City and they never looked back. In 2022 Andrew proposed to Gaby on another rooftop in her favorite European city, Paris, overlooking the Eiffel Tower. It was the most magical…
Gabriela Peñaherrera and Andrew Albigese met at work in 2017. Their first kiss was on a rooftop in New York City and they never looked back. In 2022 Andrew proposed to Gaby on another rooftop in her favorite European city, Paris, overlooking the Eiffel Tower. It was the most magical moment in their lives, rivaled only by their wedding day.
Gaby and Andrew said “I do” in New Orleans on October 7, 2023. The couple prepared for the wedding day at the Royal Sonesta Hotel where they also had their First Look moment.
Latrobe’s on Royal was the backdrop for their intimate wedding with 70 guests in attendance.
“Marrying your best friend surrounded by loved ones in a truly remarkable unique city,” was Gaby’s response when asked her favorite part of the day. “Our wedding was every inch our style, vibe, and a testament to what we love.”
After a reception featuring a champagne tower and Banana’s Foster presentation in lieu of wedding cake, the couple Second Lined through the French Quarter at the end of the evening before departing for their honeymoon in France.
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