Please RSVP by October 21st using the QR code on your invitation or by clicking the RSVP tab in the menu above. If you do not RSVP in time we will assume that you are unable to attend.

You will be dearly missed! If you can not make it to the wedding, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP "not attending" so we can plan accordingly. Thank you!

We'd love to see our family and friends get dressed up for our big day! Dress to impress in your favorite formal attire. Please no jeans/denim, and avoid shades of white. The ceremony will be held outside, and we're crossing our fingers for a cool autumn day.

Due to limited space, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally invited on the online RSVP. If you receive a plus one, they will appear under your name when you RSVP. Thank you for understanding, and please feel free to reach out with any questions!

Online RSVPs will be specific and will include the names of those who are invited. However, we encourage you to use this evening as a "night out" for yourself!

The ceremony will begin at 3:00pm. A shuttle will arrive at the Marriott Albuquerque at 2:05pm to transport guests to the venue, about a 25 minute drive. This will allow time for all to take a look around the venue and find their seat.

Our venue has very limited on-site parking. We highly encourage you to utilize the complimentary shuttle, Uber, or Lyft. If you will be driving, please note that there will be a parking attendant to direct you, and your car will need to be removed at the end of the night.

We are having an unplugged ceremony, meaning that once the ceremony begins, we ask that all phones be put away and silenced. We want everyone to be fully present with us and for our photographer to be able to capture the best pictures, which we will share with you. Once the ceremony is over, feel free to take as many pictures as you'd like, and don't forget to share them with us!

Yes, the drinks are on us, and the hangover is on you! Get ready for some fun, but please note that one drink at this altitude is equivalent to two at sea level.

Maybe! Everyone is different, but some may feel the effects of altitude sickness around 5,000 feet above sea level. Albuquerque sits at 5,312 feet, and most of the state is even higher. Here are a few tips to avoid altitude sickness. 1. Drink Water! Bonus points for electrolytes like Gatorade. 2. Potassium! Eat bananas and potatoes on your travels. 3. Take it easy! Don’t plan a big hike on your first day here. 4. Be careful with alcohol. 1 drink at altitude equals 2 at sea level.

The groomsmen will be in navy suits. The bridesmaids will be in maroon dresses.