***IMPORTANT*** There is NO PARKING at Wedding Island or Vail Golf Club. Private shuttles will be arranged to pick up and drop off guests. More information to come on specific pick up times and locations.
*Mountain Formal! Wear your best-dressed, but we're still in a mountain town - i.e. wear your suitcoat (bolo ties encouraged), but don’t take it too seriously! Wear your favorite fancy fun formal dress, but leave the stilettos at home (the venue is mostly grass!) It can also get a little chilly up there once the sun goes down, so plan accordingly. Inspiration & examples here: https://pin.it/Sin8xQJ6r
We’re so excited to celebrate with our closest family and friends! Due to limited space, we can only accommodate those specifically listed on your invitation. We love your little ones, but we kindly request to keep this an adults-only celebration. Feel free to bring them along for the trip, but we ask that you arrange childcare for the wedding day so you can relax and enjoy the party with us! We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to celebrate with you!
The town of Vail sits at 8,000' in elevation. If you aren't used to this elevation, here are some things to know: * The air is thin. If you find yourself experiencing mild symptoms like headaches, dizziness, or fatigue when you make it into town, take it easy, drink water, and avoid strenuous activity. * High altitude is very dehydrating - be sure to drink lots of water leading up to your travel to Colorado, as well as throughout your stay! * Alcohol hits different at high altitudes. We recommend a "one-to-one" rule: drink one full glass of water for every alcoholic beverage you consume. * Bring your sunscreen! Even on a cool day, the sun is more intense and you can easily find yourself getting a nice sunburn.
Colorado has more than 300 days of sunshine each year, so we are hopeful for a beautiful and sunny wedding weekend. We are planning on outdoor ceremony & cocktail hour, weather permitting. The temperature during the day may reach up to 80 degrees or more in the summer, but nights in the mountains can get quite chilly! We recommend bringing a light jacket or heavier shawl for later in the evening.