FAQs
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What do I wear to the ceremony?
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Our attire recommendation for the ceremony and reception is cocktail attire. Long and mid-length dresses and colorful shirts with a suit encouraged. No white dresses or jeans, please! There is a short dirt road to the ceremony and cocktail hour will be held on the grass. Please consider your shoe choices carefully.
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How do I get to the ceremony?
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The only public access (besides hiking) to the ceremony site is to take the Centennial combination lift to the top of the mountain. You will be able to choose between taking the gondola or the ski lift to the top. From there, follow the signs to the ceremony and cocktail hour.
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Can I bring my children?
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While we love your kids, this event will be adults only.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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In order to prioritize spending time with the most important people in our lives, only guests listed on the invitation are able to be accommodated. Plus ones were considered on a case-by-case basis. Invitations are not transferrable if a guest named on the invitation is unable to attend.
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What do I need to know traveling to a high altitude environment?
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The hotels are around 8,100 feet above sea level and our ceremony and reception will be taking place at 10,200 feet above sea level. Altitude is no joke! Drink plenty of water once you arrive and be cautious with alcohol consumption for the first 1-2 days. If possible, consider staying in Denver a day or two prior to traveling to the mountains to reduce the risk of altitude sickness. We completely understand if any friends or family have health conditions that preclude attending our ceremony and reception.
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What is the smoking policy of the venue?
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Smoking is prohibited on the mountain with the exception of designated areas due to high wildfire risk in the summer. Please pay close attention to wildfire advisories and use designated smoking areas.
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What happens in the event of inclimate weather?
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Our venue will do everything possible to hold the ceremony outdoors. The weather in Colorado can be unpredictable. It is possible that the ceremony may be moved up or delayed due to bad weather. The lift will not run in lighting and high winds. We are working with our coordinators on a way to notify guests of itinerary changes, if needed.
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What is the best way to get around Beaver Creek?
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We recommend using free public transportation or on-demand shuttle through the Village Connect App. See the travel recommendations tab for the link to the schedules.