Welcome to House of Broel's Victorian Mansion and Wedding Chapel, an architectural gem that is an impressive feat of engineering. In addition to being beautiful, the house is also very interesting. The original two story home built in 1850 was elevated in 1884 by Wm. Renaud, who added the magnificent first floor as a spacious setting for family weddings, receptions and parties.

Southern charm, hospitality and delectable cuisine meld in this romantic atmosphere to offer the perfect surroundings for affordable special celebrations no matter how small or large.

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Weddings & Receptions

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Whether you are planning an intimate wedding for two or a party for two hundred, shouldn't the setting be as unique as you are? Located on the Historic St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line, House of Broel's Victorian Mansion offers an enchanting site to host that special event. For over twenty years, House of Broel has been providing expert catering services for all occasions.

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Thank you for considering House of Broel's Victorian Mansion for one of the most memorable days of your life, your Wedding Day! Picture yourself being married in an enchanted world of Romance and Magic. Giant oak trees shade House of Broel's Victorian Mansion, lovingly restored to it's nineteenth century grandeur. The home is resplendent with a unique blend of antiques, crystal chandeliers, collectibles and an atmosphere unlike any other.

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My husband Matt and I held our wedding reception at your mansion and I just wanted to let you know that we thought everything was wonderful. We have received so many compliments from our guests about everything from the ambiance to the food. Everyone we have spoken to has said that it was one of the most fun wedding receptions they have been to.

Meet Bonnie Broel

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Ms. Broel started her business in New Orleans over 35 years ago by making dresses to order for her clients. This came easy to a woman who could sew before she learned to write. After buying her first re-orderable dress line, the rest became fashion history. Moving from a small store on St. Charles Avenue, she purchased a sadly neglected antebellum mansion further up the street and restored the home to its previous majesty.

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