80s Class Reunions in New Orleans
New Orleans classmates returning for a celebration weekend can begin with arcade rematches and end in one new class portrait. For classes that graduated during the decade, the theme is not nostalgia; it is a time machine. For everyone else, it is the easiest shared language for a room of people who have not seen each other in years.
How It Works for 80s Class Reunions
Prom portrait do-over
A balloon-arch portrait set lets classmates retake the prom photo, with or without their original date. In the Garden District venues it becomes the reunion's most shared image.
The class soundtrack
We build the DJ set around your graduation year, with a live sax for the big slow dance. For French Quarter private event interiors in the French Quarter, a live band can play the class song.
Keepsakes from the night
Slap bracelets, glow sticks and a scrunchie bar bring back the hallway accessories. We stage it near the booth, timed around French Quarter service permissions and convention center guest transfers.
Yearbook trivia
A name-that-tune round built around your graduation year and a costume contest bring out the class clowns. We plan it with your committee and New Orleans year-round celebration hosts and visiting convention groups contacts.
80s Arcade & Live Music Night — starting at $6,500
Most New Orleans reunion committees choose this tier: live music, a host for yearbook trivia, a real arcade and breakdancers when the dance floor needs a jolt. Around the Garden District, that usually means Garden District intimate venues.
Suggested add-ons
- Airbrush artist
- 90s upgrade
- Music-video green screen
Frequently asked questions
Can college reunions with families attend?
Definitely. The arcade and photo booth keep kids busy while alumni catch up. We plan year-round New Orleans celebrations and humid Gulf evenings reunion weekends with family hours in mind.
Can you build trivia around our school?
Absolutely. We theme questions around your class and mix in decade pop culture so spouses at Metairie reunions can play too.
Our class graduated in the 90s. Does this still work?
Yes. Add the 90s upgrade and we blend both decades in the music and games. It is a common request for the French Quarter reunions.
Can you work with the venue our committee picked?
Yes. Send the floor plan and a contact, and we take it from there, whether it is New Orleans Warehouse District halls or a the New Orleans convention center area banquet hall.
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