Janelle and Daniel
December 30, 2022
Our Story
Daniel and Janelle first met at LSU when they were assigned to the same team for a class project. Who says those are always a negative experience? After graduation, they reconnected in Houston and have been together ever since.
Our Wedding
Wedding Party
Getting There
Accommodations
A block of rooms has been reserved at the
Courtyard Houston Brookhollow, 2504 North Loop West Houston, Texas 77092
2 Queens or 1 King will be $ 79; King with sofa bed will be $ 99 per night.
Note: the rooms that say "double" are Queen sized beds
You may call Marriott reservations at (888) 236-2427 or (713) 688-7711
and ask for the Whelen-Bourgeois wedding rate.
You may also use this link:
Please make your reservations on or before 12/19/2022, as the block will be released after this date.
The usual check-in time is 3:00 p.m., but the hotel will make an effort to let you check in early if you phone ahead with your request. The church is only 10 minutes away, and we expect light traffic to make it an easy trip.
Transportation
A shuttle bus from the hotel will be available for those who wish to take it. When you reply to your invitation, please let us know how many in your party will be taking the bus so we can reserve your seats.
Exploring the Neighborhood
A stone's throw from church, you'll find local pubs with food provided by food trucks.
Greater Heights Brewing Company
938 Wakefield Dr. Houston, TX 77018
Walking Stick Brewing Company
956 Judiway St., Houston, TX 77018
Decant Urban Winery
948 Wakefield Dr. Houston, TX 77018
William Price Distilling Company
970 Wakefield Dr. Houston, TX 77018
Ship Channel Trading Company (coffee roastery and cafe)
923 Wakefield Dr. Houston, TX 77018
Check out the local fare along Ella Blvd and W. 34th St. Options include BBQ, Mexican, Vietnamese, vegetarian, and many others.
FAQs
More information to be posted later.
Q: Will Janelle be changing her name?
A: Yes, her new full name will be Janelle Marie Whelen Bourgeois
Q: What is a "Louisiana style" wedding?
A: Louisiana receptions are typically not seated dinners, but consist of lots of food lots of beverages, and a highly dynamic and social atmosphere that allows guests to move freely about the reception space. Seating is left open for guests to choose their own seats and tables. The bride and groom have their first dance near the beginning of their reception, opening the dance floor immediately for the guests' enjoyment, and to take full advantage of the entertainment.
Registry
Registries are being updated, feel free to check back later
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