Please RSVP by July 31, 2026. We are unable to accommodate responses after this deadline. Reach out to us directly if you have concerns about this deadline.
We would love for everyone to bring their special someone, but unfortunately we are not able to accommodate everyone’s plus ones. If we’ve been able to reserve a seat for your’s, it will be noted on the invitation. Additionally, when you RSVP you will be able to see exactly who is invited from your party. We ask that only those who are formally invited, attend the ceremony & reception.
Although we love your entire family, and would love to celebrate with your children, we are aiming for an adult-only wedding. Unless specified otherwise in your invitation, we kindly ask that you not bring your children under 18 to the wedding.
We are considering our dress code as 'mountain formal'. Think suits, dresses, and nice layers that are appropriate for an October outdoor wedding. Utah Fall evenings can get chilly, so guests are encouraged to bring warm coats, wraps, or stylish layers. Feel free to add a touch of outdoor or mountain flair if that fits your style. The ceremony and reception will both be held outdoors. In the event of inclement weather, the venue will put up tents.
October in Utah brings mild, crisp days and chilly nights, with Salt Lake City typically in the mid-50s to mid-60s. Because our venue sits around 5,500 feet, temperatures are often a few degrees cooler than in the valley. Evenings can drop into the 30s or 40s, so layers are highly recommended. Skies are usually clear and sunny, though light rain or an early dusting of mountain snow is possible. Overall, expect beautiful fall colors, comfortable days, and brisk mountain air. Weather Forecast: https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lon=-111.756&lat=40.728
The venue has on-site parking, with a short walk and/or shuttle ride up to the venue. No cars should be left overnight, and no shuttle service back to SLC will be provided. Please plan your night accordingly, and uber/lyft or carpool if you anticipate not being able to drive back to town.