Question

Can we bring our children to the ceremony?

Answer

Of course, children are welcome! We will do our best to keep the profanity to a minimum during our vows, but we make no promises (the English contingent is going to love that wordplay). Although neither of us grew up here, Utah seems like a great place to be young. It’s full of the kinds of things children traditionally love: dinosaurs, arcades, soda shops, coal mines, you name it. Bring the kids and let’s test out those Utah drinking laws.

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What exactly do you mean by a “casual” dress code?

Answer

Dress in whatever makes you happy. Nadia and Owen will be more or less traditionally garbed, the Best Women will look stunning, the Best Man will…he makes some choices. If you’d like to use our union as an excuse to glam out, you won’t be the only one. Ogden can be very hot in September and the wedding is mostly outdoors, however, so if you want to wear shorts, you also won’t be the only one. We are planning on having some games set up and obviously there will be dancing so we’d like you to be comfortable and ready to celebrate.

Question

Does this really mean we missed our chance with Owen and Nadia? Say it ain’t so!

Answer

Sorry, you did, and we don’t feel sorry for you.

Question

I thought Utah is a dry state, how is the wedding at a distillery?

Answer

Dry? Well great, you just jinxed it and now it’s going to rain; thanks for ruining our wedding. Utah isn’t “dry”, it’s more dry adjacent. Our best advice is to bring your ID with you whenever you go out because you will get carded at bars regardless of your age. Additionally, if you order a drink at a “restaurant”, as opposed to a “bar”, you will also have to order an item of food. There are more strange rules that classify some booze as “flavoring” and limit the amount of alcohol you can have in your alcoholic drink but we assure you this is only because Utah believes very earnestly in individual freedom.