FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP by April 15th, 2026.
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Are you registered? Where?
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No boxed gifts, please! If you’d like to celebrate with us, the only gift we kindly accept is a contribution to our “Getting Life Started” fund.
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Is there a dress code?
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Please leave the athleisure at home and bring your A-game! We’re going full semi-formal—think gowns, tuxes, suits, or cocktail dresses. And a little heads-up: we’re in the desert, so when the sun sets, it gets chilly.
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Can I bring a date?
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We’d love to meet more people, but our wedding budget insists we stick to the guest list. Consider this your official “VIP invite only” moment—thanks for understanding!
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Are kids welcome?
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Children included on your invitation are warmly welcome to join the celebration!
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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The chapel doors open at 5:30 PM and close at 5:55 PM sharp. Arrive late, and you risk missing my glorious walk down the aisle—don’t be that guest! 😎
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Do you have any hotel recommendations?
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Yes! Please check out our Travel section—we’ve secured two hotel blocks for the Dyer-Armijo wedding.
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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
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Yes! La Fonda Hotel offers valet parking, and there’s also street parking available around the Plaza.
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Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?
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Yes! For our out-of-towners arriving a few days early, we’ll be hosting a welcome party so we can spend some quality time with you—because, as you know, the wedding day flies by in a blink! There’s also plenty to do around the square. Carlos and I will be heading up to Santa Fe on Thursday and would love to meet up with anyone who arrives early. On Saturday, you’re free to enjoy the day… but please report to the Terrace Deck by 5:00 PM for your welcome drink before the ceremony! 🥂
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Any tips to deal with the elevation?
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Yes! We recommend drinking plenty of water and keeping some saline solution on hand. New Mexico is very dry, and at 7,198 feet above sea level, Santa Fe can sneak up on you—stay hydrated and your sinuses will thank you!
