FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by May 1st, 2026. For the catering, we are required to have a headcount in advance as we will be providing a fully served meal.

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Will this be a bilingual event?

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Yes. English and Spanish will be spoken at the ceremony and reception. We are trying to accommodate for all of our guests, as this is a multicultural wedding. Music will also be a mix of Spanish and English.

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes. We kindly ask that you dress in formal clothing. Refrain from wearing things like jeans or shorts. Also, if you would like to match the theme of the wedding, the colors are various shades of pink, orange, and yellow (picture attached above).

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Are children allowed?

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Yes. Children are allowed at the ceremony and reception, but we kindly ask that they remain well mannered towards others. Also, there will be alcohol present with an open bar, so please be aware of that.

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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No. While we want you to take memories away from our wedding, we ask that you keep your phone tucked away during the church service out of respect. This is a time to be present with us as we confess our faith and love. Don't worry! We will be hiring a professional photographer for the wedding, so we can post pictures on our website and send everyone copies. Pictures during the reception is ok.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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Plus ones are given on a case by case basis. Married couples, children, and long-term partners are already factored in. If you would like to request a plus one, reach out to the couple.

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Do you have a gift registry?

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Yes. We are asking for honeymoon donations. At the wedding, there will be a donation box for you to put cash in. You can also donate directly to our website by clicking the registry tab. Our registry has a few kitchen items as well. However, we have more than enough, so please do not purchase anything not on the registry or feel pressured to donate.

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What is El Baile Del Dolar (The Money Dance)?

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The money dance is a Mexican tradition where guests "pay" for a dance with the bride or groom by pinning money to their clothing, allowing the couple one-on-one time with their guests while receiving a monetary gift. Guests are encouraged to bring cash if they wish to participate.

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Can we smoke at the wedding?

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Depends on the substance. Smoking cigarettes and vaping will be allowed outside of the venue. If you need to step outside, please feel free. However, you may not smoke weed/marijuana at any point; this includes weed pens. We understand this is Colorado, but if you are caught, we lose our security deposit per the venue's rules.

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Can I bring outside alcohol to the wedding?

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No. Windsong Estate has a liquor license and provides all the alcohol for the event.

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Is there parking at the ceremony and reception?

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Yes. Both the church and Windsong have plenty of parking spots.