The ceremony space we are hoping to use is located outside on the same property as the reception site. If you look at the website you can see the setting is beautiful and it was one of the main things that drew us to this venue. We realize our wedding is in October and the weather can be unpredictable so if the weather is terrible we can move the ceremony inside. That being said, we would really like to get married at the outdoor site so be sure to bring a coat if the weather is chilly. There is a large coat closet at Della Terra to store it in for the reception.
When you arrive at Della Terra, the transportation staff will instruct you where to park. The transportation staff will pick you up at your parking spot and take you to the ceremony location.
At the high altitude of Colorado Mountains everyone is affected to some degree. As you go to the higher altitudes, the barometric pressure decreases, the air is thinner and less oxygen is available. At elevations of 8,000 plus feet many symptoms may occur including: breathing faster and more deeply which results in shortness of breath and exertion, headache, nausea, trouble sleeping and unusual tiredness. Increase fluid intake- 2 or 3 times normal intake: water and juice are best, hydration is key! You may be much more sensitive to the effects of alcohol at a higher altitude. Decrease salt intake as salt causes your body to retain fluids, increasing the severity of altitude illness. Maintain moderate physical activity and get plenty of rest. Medications and oxygen can help you feel better. Diamox is a prescription drug that prevents the unpleasant symptoms for many people. Recent experience suggests that a small dose of Diamox will suffice (125 mg).
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