We truly mean it when we say: wear whatever makes you feel like you. Whether that’s something comfortable, something that makes you feel beautiful, or something you can dance the night away in—it’s all welcome! Just keep in mind that the paths are mostly dirt and gravel, so flat or sturdy shoes are a smart choice.
We’ll have everything from meat-lovers’ bites to plant-based delights, but if you have any specific dietary needs, don’t be shy—reach out and let us know! We want everyone to eat well.
Your guess is as good as ours. Chat GPT says, “Early October in Florissant brings cool, crisp days with highs in the 50s to low 60s °F and cold nights that can drop into the 20s or 30s °F. The air is dry, and the sun is strong at this high elevation, so even on cooler days, sun exposure can be intense—sunscreen is important. Weather can change quickly, and light frost or even early snow is possible.” We highly recommend bringing layers just in case the Colorado microclimates act up. There will be an indoor reception and the ceremony will be moved indoors if the weather necessitates (but we’re hoping for a beautiful brisk fall day).
We’re so sorry, but our venue can’t comfortably accommodate all the wonderful children in your lives. Aside from a few special roles or needs—like little ones who still rely on a parent for feeding—we’re keeping the celebration adults-only. We hope you understand and know how much we truly appreciate your family.
Due to the intimate size of our venue, we are unfortunately unable to accommodate additional plus ones beyond those we were aware of at the time invitations were sent and whose names were included on the invitation.
No, we love your pups, but our youngest, Alibi, doesn’t get along well with other dogs—and even our dogs will only be staying for the ceremony. They’ll be on leash, so if you’d prefer to avoid an energetic greeting, just give them some space and they’ll settle down. (The real question is whether Chelsea can keep her dress clean all day!)
Florissant is located at an elevation of approximately 8,200 feet, which can cause altitude-related symptoms in individuals arriving from sea level. These may include shortness of breath, fatigue, headaches, nausea, or sleep disturbances, particularly within the first 24–48 hours. To minimize discomfort, it’s recommended to stay well-hydrated, limit strenuous activity initially, and minimize your alcohol consumption. (Thank Chat GPT for the concise answer). **We will have some items to assist if you feel like you’re having any trouble with the altitude, such as oxygen canisters.**