The film "All My Life" was filmed in New Orleans, USA.

Filming Locations:

Wedding Belles

In the Movie

Scene where Jenn and Sol look at a wedding dress in the window of a bridal shop.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Wedding Belles - a bridal salon in New Orleans where the most stylish brides of the South dress. In the film, the future bride goes with her entourage to a local bridal boutique for a dress fitting - an eternal ritual documented from "Bridesmaids" to "Bride Wars." The scene in "All My Life" was filmed in a real bridal boutique in New Orleans. "We took [director] Marc Meyers to three or four bridal boutiques. It was a joke: 'Three guys walk into a bridal shop,'" says production designer Chris Spellman. "We settled on one that was in the center of New Orleans. It's an operating bridal boutique, and we went in and redid everything. We had to redo and reorganize some parts of it, and then we shot the scene in the existing location."

City Park "Popp Fountain"

In the Movie

Scene where Sol and Jen dance in the fountain on their wedding day.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Popp Fountain was built in 1937 and became an iconic fountain in City Park. Over the years, Popp Fountain has undergone several renovations, and today events and weddings are held here. The fountain is open to the public only on Sundays from 9a-5p.

Botanical Garden - Pavilion of the Two Sisters

In the Movie

Scene where The lovers get married.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at The New Orleans Botanical Garden is located in City Park, New Orleans. It was originally called the "Rose Garden" when it opened in 1936. It was part of a large-scale project to restructure and develop New Orleans in the 1930s. The construction was overseen by three innovators: Architect Richard Koch, landscape architect William Wiedorn, and sculptor Enrique Alférez. Hurricane Katrina in 2005 led to the near-total destruction of the garden's collections. Fortunately, a donation from the Azby Foundation allowed the Garden to retain its staff and repair buildings and gardens. Today, the garden consists of several distinct miniature gardens. Each garden room, or section of the garden, features unique types of flora, pathways, and structures. On the western edge of the site is the Pavilion of the Two Sisters, a recently built structure designed after a European orangery and built to protect oranges, in honor of the Wordsworth sisters. This space is used as a multi-purpose facility for various events, from educational workshops to wedding receptions.

Tracy's

In the Movie

Scene where Jenn and Sol meet for the first time. It seems there is some chemistry between them.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the bar "Tracy's" in New Orleans.

Roosevelt Drive Bridge over City Park Lagoon

In the Movie

Scene where Jenn and Sol spend a divine time together.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at City Park - a 1,300-acre (5.3 km2) public park in New Orleans. City Park is roughly 50% larger than Central Park in New York. City Park houses the world's largest collection of mature live oaks, some over 600 years old. The park was founded in 1854. Originally, the park was a site for duels. Extensive damage was done to the park by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. About 75,000 local and national volunteers helped with repair projects. After Katrina, the park recovered. Facilities reopened, and many new attractions were added.