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Rehearsal Dinner!

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I am looking forward to kicking off the weekend with a special evening surrounded by my closest loved ones. Because of venue capacity, the rehearsal dinner is a small, invitation-only gathering, and our guest list has now been finalized. I am so grateful for your understanding and am so excited to celebrate with you on Saturday night!

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What should I wear Friday night to the rehearsal dinner?

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Let's call Friday night the warm-up round. Cocktail attire is recommended: knee-, midi-, or tea-length dresses, dressy jumpsuits, suits with a tie, or elevated sports coats and slacks. In other words, look hot, but save your final form for Saturday. The rehearsal dinner is your chance to remind everyone that you're sophisticated, elegant, and capable of restraint. The theme party tomorrow will test whether any of those things are actually true.

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Where is the venue for Saturday?

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The festivities will take place at 1425 Market St., Denver, CO—right in the heart of downtown. Come ready for an evening of cocktails, dinner, laughter, healing, and delightfully unhinged entertainment. Sparkles, sequins, and fabulous outfits are encouraged (but not required).

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What should I wear on Saturday night?

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Do you have that one outfit hanging in your closet that you absolutely love... but have absolutely nowhere to wear it? Well, now you do. The theme is No Where to Wear It—a celebration of all things extra, fabulous, sparkly, bold, dramatic, glamorous, over-the-top, and completely unnecessary in the best possible way. Pull out the sequins. Wear the feathers. Rock the jumpsuit. Dust off the gown. If you've been waiting for an excuse, this is it. There are no rules, no dress code, and no such thing as "too much." In fact, I encourage you to outdress me. I dare you.

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Where should I park on Saturday night?

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Park in the covered garage located at 1422 Market St (directly across the street from the venue). I recommend reserving a spot on Spot Hero. I was able to reserve a spot on 8/8 from 9:30am - 11:30pm for just $8.47  Enter this location at 1422 Market St. This is the Larimer Square Garage, operated by Parkwell. It is on the right-hand side of Market St. between 14th St. and 15th St. Look for the red and white "PARK" sign across the street from Wisconsin Tavern. Height Restriction: 6' 8" This facility does NOT allow in/out privileges. You CANNOT enter & exit more than once in your vehicle. Location Access Hours This facility is open 24/7. Amenities Self Park Garage - Covered Touchless

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When should I arrive on Saturday?

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The celebration begins at 5:30 PM with a welcome cocktail hour. Come hungry and thirsty—dinner, drinks, and plenty of fun will be provided throughout the evening. During cocktail hour, you'll have time to grab a drink, enjoy appetizers, browse marital historical artifacts, take photos in the photo booth, visit interactive stations dedicated to the death of Erin Kathleen Peterson, and leave a note for the incoming Erin Kathleen Love. The show begins promptly at 7:00 PM, and trust me—you'll want to be there from the beginning. Please plan to arrive on time so you don't miss any of the festivities. Think of 5:30–7:00 PM as the pre-show. The main event starts at 7:00 PM.

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Who are the Goddesses?

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Divorcée is to Bride as Goddess is to Bridesmaid. These are some of the most important women in my life—the women who stood beside me when my life fell apart, helped me pick up the pieces, and reminded me who I was when I forgot. They have witnessed the grief, the healing, the rebuilding, and the transformation that brought me to this moment. When the life I once knew burned to the ground, these women helped me keep my head above water. They offered love, laughter, truth, shoulders to cry on, emergency phone calls, reality checks, and unwavering support. They celebrated my victories, sat with me in my pain, and walked beside me as I found my way home to myself. This celebration would not be possible without them. They are not simply dancing next to me on this day—they helped me get here. They are my Goddesses.