FAQs

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What is the dress code for the ceremony and reception?

Answer

For our formal garden party, we encourage guests to embrace a joyful celebration with a dress code that is black-tie optional. While you are welcome to dress in traditional black-tie attire, we also encourage you to add a touch of celebration with joyful colors, pastels, florals, airy fabrics, and stylish accessories!

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What do you mean by "western wear"?

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For welcome party festivities, we encourage guests to embrace the spirit of the American West with a semi-formal twist. Western Wear includes cowboy hats, cowboy boots, and crisp, tailored Western shirts. Ladies can opt for chic dresses or skirts with Western details, while men might choose dark jeans or dress trousers paired with a nice shirt and blazer. Accessories like belts, jewelry, and bandanas can complete the look. If Western-inspired attire isn't your style, classic semi-formal wear is also welcome. We want everyone to feel comfortable and look great while celebrating with us!

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Will the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception take place indoors or outdoors?

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Our heartfelt ceremony is planned to be held outdoors, surrounded by the beauty of nature. During the cocktail hour, you'll have the flexibility to enjoy both indoor and outdoor spaces. As for the reception, it will take place indoors, ensuring a cozy and comfortable atmosphere for all. While we anticipate a beautiful day, we have plans in place to adapt to any pending weather changes. Rest assured, your experience at Manor House will be delightful, rain or shine!

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Do you have any hotel recommendations?

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Yes, we have reserved room blocks with two hotels. Please refer to the "Travel" section for further details!

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

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Absolutely! We want everyone to enjoy the celebration. If you have any food allergies or special dietary requests, please reach out to us, and we will work to make appropriate accommodations. Your comfort and enjoyment are important to us!

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Denver's the The Mile High City, right? What should I expect?

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Denver, known as the Mile High City, sits 5,280 feet above sea level. The high altitude makes the air thinner and drier. Occasionally visitors experience altitude sickness. Mild symptoms include headaches, dizziness, and nausea. The best way to combat altitude sickness is to hydrate yourself both before your trip and throughout your stay!