FAQs

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How do I RSVP?

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RSVPs will be collected via our website once invitations are sent out. If you already know you cannot make it, please touch base with Anthony or Kacey directly.

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Can I bring a plus-one?

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Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate plus-ones unless it is specifically indicated on your invitation.

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Are children allowed?

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While we love kids, we appreciate your understanding that our wedding will be an adult-only affair, with the exception of close family. This decision helps us create a more intimate atmosphere for our celebration. Thank you for making arrangements.

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What should I wear?

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We kindly request our guest to dress in cocktail attire. Think stylish dresses or suits, paired with comfortable shoes for the dance floor! Please note: there is gravel and uneven ground at the venue. Comfortable shoes recommended (your ankles will thank you). Layers are a good idea, as temperatures can vary throughout the day in the mountains and drop significantly in the evenings...Beer blankets will only go so far.

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Is there parking available?

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While taking the shuttle from either hotel is encouraged, limited parking is available at the venue. If you are not familiar with driving in the mountains or plan on drinking, we strongly suggest taking the shuttle provided. Note: Cars cannot be left at the venue overnight. There is no cell phone service in the canyon where the venue is located, so please do not plan on Ubering either direction.

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What's the bar & alcohol situation?

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Yes, we are providing an open bar. No, altitude is not a myth. Drink wisely - you may find yourself feeling tipsy quicker than usual up here. We advise hydrating A LOT in the week leading up to the wedding to stave off any altitude sickness for you flatlanders. Bartenders will be requiring an ID so don't forget to bring that with you to the venue!

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Am I allowed to take photos at your ceremony?

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We’re having an unplugged ceremony, which means we kindly ask our guests to refrain from using phones, cameras, or other devices during the ceremony.