Help me! I Have Questions!

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What's the best way to get there?

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Flying in to SLC, preferably with Delta Airlines, is going to be the easiest. The SLC airport is a Delta hub and offers a lot of advantages to their flights over other carriers. United and American Airlines are also good options here!

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I've flown in to the Airport, now what?

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An Uber / Lyft / Taxi from the airport to downtown SLC should be a 20 minute trip and ~$30 depending on the time of day. If you would prefer to take a more classical approach, you can also take the Trax Green Line from the airport to SLC for less than $5. If you need help navigating this, feel free to shoot us a text or call!

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What are the liquor laws like? Is the Zion curtain still a thing?

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Nope. That went away a long time ago, but there are still some peculiarities with the laws. Beers on tap cannot be more than 5% ABV but sealed beverages can be served from behind the counter which exceed that limit. If you are at a place licensed as a restaurant you MUST order food in order to purchase alcohol. Most importantly though, YOU WILL BE ID'd here regardless of your age. Make sure you bring a valid form of identification to the venue if you want to celebrate appropriately with us!

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We're staying in the state for the 4th of July, what's there to do?

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Amazing! We hoped this would give people the opportunity to get outside in this great state. Many 4th of July celebrations will take place within the city. One of our personal favorite ways to celebrate is to park up on the mountains and watch ALL of the fireworks across our beautiful valley. Bryce Canyon, Arches, Zion, and Canyonlands National Parks, are all within a few hours drive from SLC. If you're into 4-wheeling or rock climbing, Moab is another great option. Please be advised that July can be a hot season to travel to these locations. You may also consider Teton National Park or Yellowstone National Park as cooler options. We're planning on staying in town over the weekend to spend time specifically with friends and family who will be in the area. If you're planning on doing that let us know! We're considering tubing the Weber River the day after the wedding as a way to cool-off and recover.

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The weather is forecasted to be incredibly hot, what should I wear?

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Having a wedding in July is certainly a bold choice on our part, but fear not: the venue we've booked will be at a slightly higher elevation to help cool things off. The reception space as well should be well shaded during the event. In addition to misters, sun shades, and cold refreshments (ice cream!), feel free to wear attire that breathes better and prevents overheating. We would like to ask that you still adhere to the dress code during the ceremony, but can let things relax more during the cocktail hour and reception. Most of you are coming from the Midwest - the dry heat in Utah should feel like a paradise to you, even at 95°. We believe in you!