FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Formal invites will be sent in March. Please RSVP to those by May 6, 2022.

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What COVID safety protocols will be in place?

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We will require all guests over 12 years of age to be fully vaccinated. Additionally, we ask that all guests take a COVID test at least 48 hours prior to attending an event. If you need COVID tests, please reach out to Dan and Emma - we will have extra for guests in a pinch! The Friday night venue is fully outdoors. The Saturday venue is indoor/outdoor, although we are planning on doing dinner and dancing indoors. Guests will have access to the outdoors at anytime. Finally, please feel free to wear a mask, if you prefer.

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What age kids are able to attend?

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We really struggled with this one, but given that neither venue (a distillery and an art gallery) is set up for small children, we ask that all attendees are ages 5+ for Friday and Saturday events. All ages are welcome at our farewell brunch on Sunday.

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

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Absolutely! Please indicate any dietary restrictions on your RSVP and we will be sure to accommodate it. Please note the menu with be vegetarian (no fish or meat) and dinner will be family style.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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We encourage all guests to use a ride sharing / taxi service, but there is limited parking at the venue.

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What neighborhoods should I explore if I have a free morning/afternoon?

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Here are two good options: Brewery hopping in RiNo If it's a free morning, there's no better way to start than getting a coffee from Crema in RiNo. From there you can walk the streets, stopping to see great street art all throughout the neighborhood. We've already recommended Our Mutual Friend brewing, but some other places to check out are Ratio Brewing and Stem Ciders. After that, grab some pizza and oysters at Cart Driver, enjoying a seat in their courtyard. Food and shopping in Tennyson If you want to see a great cross-section of local Denver shops and restaurants, go to the Tennyson neighborhood. Start with a coffee from Allegro and walk up Tennyson, enjoying local boutiques, outdoor gear stores, and restaurants. We recommend creating an impromptu picnic with some hand-pies from Pasty Republic, to-go beers from Emporium brewing, and find a spot to sit down at Cesar Chavez Park. If you're feeling ambitious, walk directly south to Sloan's Lake for great views!