FAQs

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What is altitude sickness?

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Physical distress from difficulty adjusting to lower oxygen pressure at high altitude. Symptom: fatigue, sleepiness, nausea/vomiting, shortness of breath, dizziness Prevention: drink lots of water, eat carbs, medicate, take it easy.

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Where do I park at the ceremony?

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Parking at Sapphire Point may be limited as it will still be open to the public. We'll update this information as it gets closer to the wedding so please check back.

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How far is it from the parking lot to the ceremony?

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The shortest way would be to take the south trail entrance, past the restroom, for a quick .1 mile walk to the overlook. The scenic route (north entrance) is about .5 mile. We suggest walking the entire loop at least once.

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Is there is a restroom at the ceremony location?

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Yes, but the facility is open to the public.

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What will the weather be like?

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For this time of year the average highs are in the 60's and lows in the 40's. We'll update this question as it gets closer to the day.

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What should I wear?

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Something cute but also layers since we’re going to be on a mountain, which can get chilly.

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Can I take pictures during the ceremony?

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No, we are having an unplugged ceremony which means cameras and cellphones should be put away. We’ll have a photographer there to capture all the special moments.

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Can we drink at the ceremony?

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Yes, beverages will be available.

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Do I need sunscreen/insect repellent?

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Definitely sunscreen, especially at higher altitudes. Insects aren’t too much of an issue here but I would bring some just to be safe.

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Should I bring binoculars?

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Heck yes!

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What are the food & drink options at the reception?

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We’ll be serving tacos and related sides. Everyone will receive 2 drink tokens for the full bar.

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Will services be limited in the mountains?

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Nope! There are plenty of grocery, pharmacy, liquor and convenience stores but try to avoid getting gas in the mountains as it’s more expensive.