When Caroline moved to New Orleans, she was seeking a new way to experience Judaism. One that felt distinctly Southern, deeply American, and infused with warmth and ease. She discovered a community where faith and tradition coexist with individuality and pride in their Jewish New Orleanian roots. 

Our work is rooted in the principle of Tikkun Olam — repair the world. For us, that repair begins within our own community: fostering unity among Jews of all backgrounds and growing roots that cannot be broken in the South. We believe in creating spaces where every Jewish person feels welcome and represented. 

Celebrating our traditions and heritage authentically is a part of that repair. Working in the events industry in New Orleans, Caroline wanted to bring an understanding and knowledge of Jewish customs to the table. A part of our goal is to allow clients to relax and delve deeper into their Judaism by having a planner who inherently understands the foundations of every Jewish family, home, and holiday.

Jewish businesses for Jewish people are part of that mission. It’s not only about celebration, but about resilience — strengthening Jewish life in the South, encouraging those with mixed or distant ties to reconnect, and standing proudly together at a time when antisemitism is on the rise. Every event is an act of renewal and belonging, helping ensure a vibrant Jewish future for generations to come.