FAQs

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Is there a dress code?

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We’re keeping it classy for “I do” and creepy for the “boo!” Ceremony: Semi-Formal Reception: Costumes welcome and encouraged 🕸️

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What should I absolutely NOT wear?

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Ceremony: Please avoid red, silver, and black attire. We promise it’s for a very good, very aesthetic reason. Reception: For the evening festivities, we ask guests to avoid any outfits inspired by Star Wars. Let’s just say the reception will include a little nod to a galaxy far, far away… and we’d love to keep the surprise all to ourselves.

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What type of weather should we expect?

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We’ll update this info as our wedding weekend rises from the mist! Just a friendly warning from your ghoulish hosts: late October in Colorado can be frightfully cold, with a chance of snow. Pack your warmest layers — we’d hate for anyone to turn into a popsicle ghost! 👻💍

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Will there be vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free options available?

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Yes! We will have Gluten Free options

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Where are the couple registered?

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No need to wander through haunted aisles… Alexa & Santiago have conjured up a single spellbinding honeymoon fund. Your gift helps send these two lovebirds on their next great adventure.

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Can we greet the couple right after the ceremony?

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As much as we’d love to haunt the aisles with you right after the “I do’s,” we’ll be slipping away to Garden of the Gods for photos. The natural light there is otherworldly, and we want to capture as much of that magic as we can before the sun disappears behind the rocks. We’ll return soon after — ready for hugs, cheers, and plenty of spirited celebrating. 👻✨

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Are kids welcome… and if so, what activities exist for them?

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Yes — little ghouls and goblins are absolutely welcome! We’ll have a mini trick-or-treating experience just for them, along with some fun crafts to keep their creative spirits busy. Expect candy, colors, and cute chaos. 🎃✨ Just a reminder: while we’ll provide the fun, all children remain the responsibility of their grown-ups throughout the celebration.