Please RSVP by August 1 so we can submit our final catering headcount.
Please provide details on your RSVP, text us, or email your request to our wedding planner at erika@wedwitherika.com. Be sure to include your name, allergy, and let her know you are attending our wedding.
Garden semi-formal: cocktail dresses and jumpsuits, suits and ties, etc. Consider comfortable shoes for walking on gravel, grass, and sidewalks. We are celebrating at an outdoor venue in Summer in Colorado. Watch the weather and bring layers as Colorado weather can fluctuate between varying seasons in one day!
You can access the venue easily by vehicle. Either private vehicle or UBER. There is plenty of parking at the venue in the gravel lot or on the adjacent street.
The venue is a 4.5 acre garden set on a Hillside. There are multiple different areas you can walk around to see. Terrain varies from sidewalk, gravel, and grass. The ceremony and cocktail hour will be outdoors in the garden at the base of the hillside. While the reception will take place in a covered pavilion, it is open air. This pavilion is directly next to the garden where the ceremony and cocktail hour will take place.
Of course we love children however we ask to leave the little ones at home and use this night as a date night opportunity!
Summer wildflower pink, orange, blue, yellow, greens
We know, it is Colorado after all... but no, outside alcohol and drugs of any kind are not permitted at the venue.
Colorado Locals will tell you if you don’t like the weather in Colorado, just wait ten minutes. Typically August in Colorado Springs is sunny and warm with average temps between 57-85°. We suggest you come prepared for any weather as the venue is primarily outdoors.
Colorado Springs altitude is 6.033 feet above sea level! It usually takes a few days for your body to adjust to altitude changes. It may be helpful to arrive a day or two prior to the wedding if this is feasible for you. If not, there are still plenty of things you can do to assure you are comfortable: - Stay hydrated: It is recommended you add an extra 32ox of water to your daily intake for a few days before arriving in Colorado. - Stay rested: Take a nap when you can. Avoid sleep deprivation. - Be aware of how much alcohol you consume as the altitude can decrease alcohol tolerance, make you feel drunk faster (but sometimes you don't realize until you have consumed too much too fast!) - Eat carbs. Carbs help our body absorb oxygen better so be sure to eat up! - Wear Sunscreen! The air is thinner here making your skin more susceptible to the sun's harmful rays. Apply sunscreen frequently and liberally. People who travel to Colorado Springs from lower elevations may experience altitude sickness. Symptoms of Altitude Sickness: Headache Nausea Vomiting Fatigue Dizziness Shortness of Breath
You can reach out to our wedding planner and she will be happy to help you! Erika Weeks 720-329-7692 (text okay) erika@wedwitherika.com
Monument Park and Ride does not require permits or parking fees, however, please do not park overnight. Any further questions please contact: Arlene Lacayo 562-335-4099