FAQs

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Important Info

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No smoking! Our community park is just native grasses and our area is fire-prone. Thank you for helping us take care of it. Park considerately if you drive yourselves. Every road only allows parking on one side of the street, and be careful not to block any driveways. 10PM sharp quiet hours in the neighborhood! Kindly don't holler outside after this time, just come inside the store if you wanna be rowdy.

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When’s the wedding ceremony?

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We decided after a lot of thought that a very small ceremony with immediate family - then a big party with all of our loved ones - fit us best. We are getting married on July 9th, so this event will be our wedding reception and celebration!

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What’s the dress code?

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There is none. Dress cute, casual, and comfy! Do not wear heels or nice shoes, the road is unpaved and can be dusty/muddy. We will be hanging outside in the unmanicured park (with shade available) for most of the afternoon. Bring a layer for the evening, temperatures range from about 80 during the day to 50 at night.

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Can I bring my kids?

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Yes! We love your kids. Bring any of their toys or games along too if you'd like. Consider taking them home/to your hotel on the 7pm bus as the bar after-party will be pretty crowded inside, and dark outside by 8:45pm.

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Should I wear sunscreen?

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Yes.

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How do I prepare to be at 8,300 feet of elevation?

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Drink electrolytes and water, eat food, and get plenty of sleep leading up to the trip. While in Gold Hill, don’t drink alcohol at the same pace you would at sea level. This is not a challenge!

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WTF is Gold Hill?

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Gold Hill is the small mountain town we live in! You have to experience it for yourself to truly understand why we have fallen in love with it, but the magic is real. Every season is beautiful, the history is captivating, and the residents have a sense of community that can be easily lost in larger towns and cities. If you are interested in learning more, here are some links to read about the history of the area. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Hill,_Colorado https://goldhilltown.com/gold-hill-colorado-history/ https://www.goldhillinn.com/about/history.php https://www.themtnear.com/stories/legacy-of-mining-in-colorado-gold-hill,10332 If you would rather learn in person, the Gold Hill Museum in town will be on your handy maps and open until 5pm the day of the party! It is informative and interesting, and the town historian is an absolute wealth of knowledge.