While we love your kids, the wedding ceremony and reception will be for adults only. Your children are welcome to all other events such as the welcome dinner and the park day. If you are in need of child care, you can request a local babysitter through CB Babysitters: https://www.cbbabysitters.com/
Yes! There is no parking at the venue, so guests will not be allowed to drive themselves. Exact shuttle pick-up/drop-off locations and times will be added to the schedule tab as we get closer to the wedding date. We will also send out an email with any final transportation details the week of the wedding. Feel free to text us with any questions!
The dress code for the wedding will be cocktail attire, but keep in mind this is an outdoor wedding, and it is Colorado. Lighter colors and more summery fabrics are perfectly okay.
While renting a car is not mandatory, we recommend having one if you plan to venture outside of the town and mountain resort. There are multiple car rental options in Denver and Gunnison.
Free Shuttle: Mountain Express is a free public transportation service to get you around Crested Butte and Mt. Crested Butte. The bus goes between the two towns and it runs every 20 minutes from 7:35 am to midnight every day during the summer months. Bike Rentals: Crested Butte is a bike-friendly town so renting bicycles is a popular way to get around and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Car: Free two-hour parking is available throughout downtown CB and free long-term parking is available in public parking lots.
Summer in Crested Butte is typically mild and pleasant, with daytime temperatures ranging from 60°F to 80°F. Evenings can be cool, so it's advisable to bring layers.
The town of Crested Butte sits at an altitude of 8,885 ft and if you are coming up in elevation, you will likely feel it. Take it easy particularly if this is your first time at high altitude, it is best to arrive early and give yourself 24-48 hours to acclimate. If you don't have this luxury of time, beware of certain things such as alcohol intake, or physical exercise that may affect you differently. 2-3 drinks at sea level = 1 drink at altitude. Hydrate like crazy to avoid altitude sickness!