FAQs
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Are the ceremony and reception at the same venue?
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Yes! The ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception are all at the Barn at Evergreen Memorial Park
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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
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There will be parking available for our guests. However- If you drive, please be sure to arrive early to give yourself time to get to the venue. The Barn at Evergreen Memorial Park is located on a mountainous hill with some windy roads so please drive safely and carefully. We recommend our guests to car pull as much as possible.
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What will the weather be like in September?
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September in Colorado is known for beautiful weather- However, weather changes quickly in Denver and Evergreen. Layers are your friend. We recommend bringing a sweater, rain jacket, light jacket. You can expect daytime highs in the from the 70’s to 80’s, and nighttime lows of 50’s or lower.
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Is there a dress code?
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This is a cocktail/semi-formal event so look forward to dressing your best! With that being said, we want our guests to feel vibrant and comfortable- so please wear whatever makes you feel that way.
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please RSVP no later than July 30th 2024
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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?
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Ceremony will start at 4:30pm- we ask that everyone arrive about 15- 30 mins early
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What do I need to know about the high altitude?
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Denver sits at 5,280 feet - one mile above sea level. Everyone's body reacts to elevation differently. Some people don't notice anything at all, while other people notice elevation changes more strongly. If you are traveling from out of town, here are some recommendations for how to make sure the altitude doesn't get you down (pun intended!) 1) Arrive early and enjoy Colorado activities. The surest way to help your body feel comfortable with altitude is to give it an extra day or two to adjust. Both Denver and the mountains are amazing places to vacation - make a trip out it! 2) Be careful with alcohol: People coming from sea level typically feel the effects of alcohol more strongly and more quickly than normal when they are at high altitudes. Stay aware of how much you're drinking. Remember, 1 drink at altitude = 2 drinks at sea level. 3) Drink a ton of water: The air in Colorado is very dry and it's very easy to get dehydrated. Drink way more water than you think you need. 4) Wear sunscreen: The sun is stronger at higher elevations and it's very easy to get burned. Put on sunscreen whenever you spend time outside. Don’t forget lip balm!
