While we love little ones, we kindly request a child-free wedding for the ceremony and reception.

Formal Attire-

Ladies feel free to wear full length or longer midi dresses. Think late summer and early fall colors. The mountains can get chilly when the sun starts to go down so please bring a light sweater or shawl.

Gentlemen feel free to wear your favorite suit or a nice sport coat and dress pants in any shade of your liking. Don't stress too much about a tie or bow tie- wear them only if it fits your vibe!

For those coming from out of town, please be aware the town of Breckenridge and the venue elevation is 9,600 feet and 10,200 feet above sea level, respectively. This may affect everyone differently. Please pack sunscreen and drink plenty of water.

Altitude sickness can be prevented by following easy steps:

1. Hydrate

Try to drink twice the amount of water here as you would at home. It also helps to drink beverages with electrolytes to replenish lost minerals and vitamins.

2. Take It Easy At First

Take it easy at least the first day at altitude. You can also consider acclimating a day in Denver (5280 feet elevation) before heading up to Breckenridge.

3. Match with H2O

Alcohol and caffeine slow down the body’s ability to acclimate at elevation. If you plan to imbibe or can’t go without your morning cup of coffee, try matching every drink with a glass of water or electrolyte beverage to ensure you’re staying hydrated.

Additionally, at many of the stores around town, you can purchase oxygen in a can or visit an O2 lounge.

September is usually one of the drier months and the afternoon showers of summer have started to diminish. Temperatures range from the mid-60s and high 50s most days, with abundant sunshine perfect for strolling at fall outdoor events or hitting the trails. However, when the sun goes down, temperatures drastically decrease, so please also bring a jacket.

Typically the leaves begin to change around mid-September and last through the first couple weeks of fall