FAQs

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Is there a dress code?

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Swanky Cocktail attire. Long or short dresses, suits and ties. We encourage color, and sparkles, and fun! It is a party after all.

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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?

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Yes! Transportation will be provided from the Marriott. For those staying at The Golden Hotel, it is a 3 minute walk to the venue (you can see the hotel from the venue).

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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No specific parking is available. There is street parking and a public lot available.

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Are kids welcome?

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While we love all the kiddos in our lives, our reception is an adult only party.

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Are you registered? Where?

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We are registered at Crate & Barrel, REI, Bloomingdale’s

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Tips for success in Colorado:

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1. Remember you are at altitude 2. Drink water, please 3. It can and will be all the seasons every day here- layers are everything 4. Bring a beanie (or get a new one as a souvenir) to fit in 5. Wear sunscreen 6. Just have fun!! P.S. the blue horse by the airport is named Blucifer

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What are fun facts about your venue?

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The Rose Event Center has been many things in its lifetime. It was built in 1922. At one point it was a garage for some of the first cars made in the U.S. (and you can still see the stall markers on the side of the wall). Then was transformed into an indoor swimming pool. The pool is under the dance floor and used for storage (we asked). After that it was a department store, and then a concert venue attached to the neighboring saloon. And now it’s a concert venue and event space.

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How about fun facts about Golden?

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Founded in 1859, It was originally called Golden City and was the first capital of the federally recognized Colorado Territory in 1862. The Jolly Rancher candy was created in golden by an ice cream shop to sell during the winter months. The Welcome to Golden sign was designed in 1948 by the same guy (Paul Reeves) who had just recently designed the first aluminum can for Coors.