FAQs
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What date should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP via the link on this website by April 1, 2025.
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Do I need a REAL ID to travel?
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Yes! Starting on May 7, 2025, U.S. travelers must be REAL ID compliant to board domestic flights. If you don't have a REAL ID, don't forget to bring your passport :)
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What should I wear to the wedding?
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Cocktail Attire: Dresses and suits/ties. Colorado weather is unpredictable! We’d suggest bringing an extra layer. Our ceremony and cocktail hour will be outside, but dinner and dancing will be indoors. Please be mindful that there will be a short walk to the ceremony site on a gravel pathway — ranch appropriate footwear is recommended!
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Am I allowed to bring my kids?
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We love your little ones, but we’ve decided to make our wedding an adults-only celebration. We hope you can join us for a fun and relaxing evening! Thank you for understanding.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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If your invitation includes a plus one, their name will be listed. Unfortunately, we’re unable to accommodate anyone beyond our planned guest list.
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What type of food will be served at your wedding?
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We'll be serving hors d'oeuvres at cocktail hour followed by a sit-down dinner served family style. An assortment of meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes and salads will be served so there should be something for everyone!
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How should I get to the wedding venue?
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Our venue, T Lazy 7 Ranch, requires shuttle transportation. There is no onsite parking so please do not plan to drive. We will have shuttles picking up guests in downtown Aspen. Please check this page as the date gets closer for specific shuttle details. It’s very important you arrive to the venue on a shuttle as on-site parking is prohibited.
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Is Aspen high altitude?
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Aspen is 7,908 feet at the town’s center, but if you plan on hiking or riding any of the four mountains, some areas reach elevations of more than 11,000 feet. Hydrate, hydrate, and hydrate! Water is the number one way to help your body adjust to the high and dry air.