We are so glad you are coming to Denver for our Wedding Weekend! We hope you enjoy your time in our beautiful city. We figured you might be looking for something to do on Sunday morning before the wedding… These are some of our favorite itineraries.

Wake up with a nice walk around Wash Park.

Have your Lyft driver drop you off at Downing and Virginia and walk counterclockwise around the park. Once you get to the East side of the park, turn right on Mississippi Street and walk over to South Gaylord Street to find some breakfast. Devil's Food Bakery is good for pastry and coffee. If you want a bit more of a meal, grab a table at The Cookery at Myrtle Hill. Craving breakfast tacos? Perdida is another one of our favorites for coastal Mexican faire. There are also some cute local boutiques to pop into on this street.

Visit the Famous South Pearl Farmers Market

Have your Lyft driver drop you off at 1403 South Pearl St. and enjoy a lively Sunday morning like a local. There is plenty of beautiful local produce to admire, and also several food stands serving all sorts of breakfast and lunches. Fun Fact: you will walk by Sushi Den, the location of our first date. If you keep walking a few blocks South down Pearl, you will find Steam Coffee Shop - which was a weekend staple for us when we lived in this neighborhood.

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Eat and Shop in Cherry Creek North

This outdoor shopping district is full of local boutiques, galleries and restaurants. We’d suggest Local Jones, Syrup, or Quality Italian for Brunch. After brunch, make sure to pop into some of the cute shops like Show of Hands, The Artisan Center, Revampt and The Levory. If you are the kinda person who works out on vacation… There is a Soul Cycle and Barry’s Bootcamp in this neighborhood.

Red Rocks Hike

The World Famous Red Rocks Amphitheater is about a 25 minute drive from Downtown Denver. The amphitheater is open to the public during the day, and it is always fun to hike around and enjoy the gorgeous views. Before or after your hike, go to Bonfire Burrito (2221 Ford St. Golden, CO) for a breakfast burrito. Fun Fact: Alex and his groomsman, Bryce run a breakfast burrito blog - and Bonfire is at the top of the list! https://burritista.com/

Explore the Street Art in RiNo

Both our Welcome Dinner and Wedding will be hosted in this hip neighborhood of Denver where there is so much to explore! RiNo is known for the diverse street art covering many of the buildings, and there are also amazing restaurants and shops to explore. We’d recommend eating lunch at Los Chingones, Denver Central Market, Mister Oso, or Safta. Number 38 is a fun place to enjoy the sunshine and have some drinks!