FAQs

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When is the RSVP deadline?

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Please RSVP by March 14, 2026 for our wedding on April 25, 2026.

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Can I bring a date?

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Invitations are addressed to the guests invited—if your name is the only one listed, it’s a solo adventure! But don’t worry, there will be plenty of amazing people to party with!

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Are kids welcome?

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Our nieces and nephews will be part of the wedding party, but otherwise the ceremony, reception, and other events will be adults-only. We so appreciate your understanding (and hope you enjoy a night off!)

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Will transportation be provided?

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Yes! A shuttle will run between the Denver Marriott West and the venue. All guests are welcome to use it—even if you’re staying somewhere else. We highly recommend it for the easiest, most fun way to get to and from the wedding.

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Where should I park?

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The venue does have free parking and cars may be left overnight. Just keep in mind that rideshares are very difficult to get after the wedding, and any cars left must be picked up by 10:00 AM on Sunday, April 26, 2026. For a safer and easier option, we encourage everyone to take advantage of the shuttle. Most importantly, we want everyone to celebrate safely—so if you’re on the fence, hop on the shuttle and let someone else do the driving!

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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The ceremony will begin promptly at 4:00 PM. If you’re taking the shuttle, plan to be at the Denver Marriott West for a 3:00 PM pickup so you won’t miss a thing. If you’re not taking advantage of our shuttle, we kindly ask for guests to arrive at the venue at 3:30 PM to park, get settled, and soak in the mountain views before we say “I do.”

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What should I wear?

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Semi-formal/cocktail attire—think dresses, jumpsuits, suits, or dressy separates. Look good, feel good!

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What kind of shoes should/shouldn't I wear?

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The ceremony will be on turf grass, so wear whatever shoes make you happy—heels, flats, sneakers, boots…as long as they’re dance-floor ready!

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What will the weather be like?

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Welcome to Colorado, out-of-towners! Spring here definitely keeps us on our toes. In late April, Morrison usually sees daytime highs in the 50s–60s with evenings dipping into the 30s–40s. It’s typically a little cooler up in Morrison than down in Denver, and while sunshine is common, rain—or even a surprise spring snowstorm—is always possible. Our best advice: check the forecast before you pack and come prepared for anything. A light jacket or wrap will go a long way in keeping you comfortable no matter what Mother Nature has planned.

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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?

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Our wedding ceremony and cocktail hour will be outdoors (unless we do get that freak April blizzard 🥶) and our reception will be indoors.

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Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

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Yes, and we will have a golf cart available for anyone needing assistance getting around the property.

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Is it okay to take pictures during the wedding?

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We absolutely love seeing the day through your eyes and encourage you to take and share photos throughout the celebration! The only exception is our ceremony—we’re requesting it be “unplugged” so everyone can be fully present with us in the moment. Don’t worry, we’ve got a professional capturing all the big (and little) moments. Once we say “I do,” feel free to snap away and share to your heart’s content!

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What if I have a dietary restriction?

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Mountain Crust (the best pizza crew!) will be catering the wedding, and we’re so excited to share their incredible wood-fired pies with you. They offer gluten-free dough and a wide variety of seasonal ingredients to create just about any combo you can dream up. If you have dietary restrictions beyond that, please let us know when you RSVP—we’ll make sure you're taken care of!

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Will the altitude affect me?

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Possibly! Morrison sits at about 6,000+ feet above sea level, which is a bit higher than many of our out-of-town guests may be used to. Most people adjust just fine, but the thinner air can sometimes cause mild effects like shortness of breath, headaches, or fatigue. The best way to settle in comfortably is to drink plenty of water, take it easy your first day, and pace yourself with alcohol. If you’re able, consider arriving a little early—both to give your body time to adjust and to enjoy some of the pre-wedding events we have planned. With a little preparation, you’ll feel great and be ready to take in all the celebrating, dancing, and mountain views that Colorado has to offer.

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Will there be an open bar?

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The drinks are on us, but the hangover is on you 😉 Please celebrate responsibly!

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Is there a gifts registry?

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Your presence is truly the best gift we could ask for. But if you’d like to peek at our wish list, our registry is linked on the Registry page with a mix of home upgrades and experiences we’d love to share.

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When should I arrive in Colorado?

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We’d love for you to come a few days early and join in the whole wedding weekend! Check the Schedule page for all the events we have planned.

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How can I help the couple have the best time during their wedding day?

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Have the time of your life. Celebrate with us. Take a million photos. Laugh, cry, dance, and make memories with the people you love. That’s all we could ever ask for.

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Whom should I call with questions?

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Still have questions? Reach out to our Maid of Honor, Nikki (alesianikki@gmail.com). She’ll have the answers—or make sure you get connected to the right person.