FAQs

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Should I really be concerned about the elevation?

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Yes, especially if you're coming from sea level. Drink plenty of water, wear sunscreen and remember 1 alcoholic beverage at altitude = 2 at sea level.

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What should I wear to the ceremony / reception?

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Something that brings you joy and is comfortable! This is no black tie event, but if that brings you joy feel free to break out the tux. If you need more specifics, semi formal should work :)

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Can I bring my pets?

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You know we love animals, but the ceremony and reception probably aren't the best spaces. We would love to see them Sunday at brunch!

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Will there be dancing?

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YESSSSSS!!! We will have a live band, so bring some dancing shoes and ear plugs.

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Do I really need to dress in layers?

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While writing this we have no idea what the weather will be like, but the weather always spans at least a 35 degree change from day to night, so best to be prepared.

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Do I need to bring a gift?

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While your presence is our present, check out the Registry on this website! Since we are full grown adults with lots of stuff, contributing to our honeymoon fund would be MUCH appreciated.

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420 suggestions...

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Welcome to Colorado, the first in legal weed. Enjoy, have fun and please pay attention and trust serving size recommendations. There is no smoking at the reception or ceremony though.

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What else should I do in Colorado?

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There is so much! We love seeing a show at Red Rocks (Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Red Clay Strays are within a few days of the wedding), hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park next to beautiful Estes Park, Maroon Bells in Aspen, the Grand Mesa in Grand Junction, rafting in Salida, and our AAAA baseball team the Colorado Rockies plays at Coors Field in Denver (and will get drilled by the Padres that week). If you want to spend time in Denver, there is the wold famous Casa Bonita restaurant, Lakeside Amusement Park, and Meow Wolf. And Colorado has more craft breweries per capita than any other state (our favorites are Fiction, a book themed brewery, and Longtable, our neighborhood brewery where we used to be able to bring the dog until someone narced them out).