FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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RSVPs will be collected through the website ~3 months before the wedding. If you already know if you can come to our event(s), please feel free to RSVP early on the "RSVP" page! (Wedding RSVP will become available once the menu choices are finalized.)
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Is there a dress code?
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The dress code is formal, but fun! We encourage bright colors, bold accessories, or anything that makes you feel fancy.
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Are kids welcome?
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Yes! We'd love for the whole family to celebrate. If you'd rather leave the kiddos home and come out to party, that's fine too!
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Can I bring a date?
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Guests are by invitation only.
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Is the wedding inside or outside?
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Weather permitting, the ceremony and cocktail hour will be outside, and dinner will be inside. Dancing will take place between the outdoor deck and the indoor reception area.
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What is CO weather like in the summer?
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Colorado is typically hot, sunny and dry in August, with an occasional passing storm. Denver temperatures are usually in the high 80s or lower 90s, but it should be a little cooler in the mountains with temperatures averaging mid-upper 70s in Idaho Springs.
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What is the closest airport?
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Denver International Airport (DIA) is the closest major airport. It is about 1 hour from the venue in Idaho Springs and about 30 minutes from Denver.
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Do you have any hotel recommendations?
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Please see "Travel" page for more info on hotel/transportation recommendations.
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Is there transportation to and from the hotels to the ceremony?
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Transportation will be arranged to and from the wedding venue from Denver (~45 minutes from Idaho Springs). Limited parking is also available if you'd like to book your own accommodations closer to the venue and drive yourself.
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How should I prepare for Colorado if I'm from out of state?
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Colorado is HIGH and DRY. Bring chapstick, lotion and sunscreen. Most importantly, please STAY HYDRATED while you are here! Denver is 5,280' above sea level and Idaho Springs is about ~7,500'. Altitude sickness is no joke but can easily be avoided. If you're able to arrive to CO early to acclimatize, that's great, but no need to worry if you can't. Stay rested, hydrated and well-fed and we'll make sure you're taken care of!
