FAQs

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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by April 15th, 2021. After that date, we will not be able to confirm with the caterer and venue our expected guest count, and will not be able to guarantee food nor space for guests who RSVP late. If you are having trouble submitting your RSVP online, please contact the bride or groom to confirm your attendance!

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Can we change our RSVP?

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We understand that life happens, and especially in this pandemic era, our guests' circumstances and ability to attend can change quickly. If you have RSVP'd no, but can now attend, we ask that you let us know as soon as possible, but no later than April 15th. If you have RSVP'd yes but can no longer attend, we ask that you let us know as soon as possible, but no later than May 1st.

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Can I attend just the ceremony or reception?

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We understand that our guests have other commitments in their own lives to which they must attend. While we would love to celebrate with you for the whole day, we will take whatever time you can spend with us! Whether you have to miss the ceremony, or leave the reception early due to travel, work, etc., we will be glad for whatever you can make. Please just RSVP to the appropriate event(s) you plan on attending so we will now how many people to expect for each event.

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Is there a dress code?

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We ask that you dress a little fancier than you would in your everyday life. After all, it is a wedding! While we don't expect our guests to buy any specific attire, we ask that you would wear your "The Best of your Sunday Best." Please do not wear denim, boots, hats, or other casual dress. Khakis, polos, and sundresses are all acceptable! Make sure you wear or bring layers! It is springtime in Colorado; any weather is possible, and sudden weather changes are to be expected!

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Are you registered? Where?

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Please see our registry tab. If you are so inclined to give us a gift, we'd appreciate it immensely! Your generosity will greatly help as we kick off our lives together!

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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Please arrive a minimum of 15 minutes early (4:15 PM) to the ceremony and bring anything you need to make yourself comfortable. We do not expect a long ceremony, but it will be outside.

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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There is street parking, and parking in a dirt lot on South Main near the venue. Please arrive early to guarantee you find parking within a reasonable distance. Carpooling within your group is encouraged!

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Are kids welcome?

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Of course! We want to celebrate with all of our family and friends, even the little ones! Please indicate how many children will be in your party in your RSVP.

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The Question on Everyone's Minds: Why a Monday?

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Due to most couple's having to cancel weddings in 2020 and move them to 2021, in addition to the couples who had already scheduled 2021 weddings, we found that most places had already booked two years' worth of weddings into one year. For us, this meant that a weekend wedding was almost impossible. We hope that our guests understand and will still try to make it. Our hope was that a Monday would be close to a weekend, and save at least one day of travel for a weekend still. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what day we get married. All that matters is that we are getting married! We hope that you can be there to share in the moment with us!

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Can I bring a date?

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We must keep to a strict guest count due to Covid-19 venue restrictions. At this time, we ask that you do not bring a Plus One or any other date that was not included on the invitation. As the situation around Covid-19 changes, we hope to update this policy. For now, we thank you for your understanding, and we can promise that between the family and friends that we have invited, we will not be the only people you know there!

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Do I have to wear a mask?

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Yes. We ask that all guests adhere to restrictions in place by the venue, Chaffee County, and/or the state. As restrictions are lifted/changed, we will update this policy accordingly. As in any restaurant, you will not have to wear a mask during dinner or at your table. There will be room at both the reception and ceremony to be outside and social distance as much as possible and reasonable, but you will still need to wear a mask during the ceremony, serving line, and any time a distance of 6 feet cannot be maintained. We ask that you cooperate with any mask policy that may be in place so that we can focus on what's really important, the celebration of two people in love!