Welp, you know the who, the where, and the what day. And now, we give you the when. The festivities start at 3:30 at MacKenzie Highland Ranch on Saturday the 3rd, so plan on being there before then--you don't miss out on all the fun!
Also, there seems to be some confusion as to what we want you all to wear. Well, if you're in the wedding party, we hope you've already got that all covered (and if you don't, do NOT tell Nicole--ever seen her head spin all the way around? Well, if you haven't, you'll seriously want to keep it that way; it's really creepy.). And for the rest of you...what we're looking for is your comfort. You're going to be at high altitude in dry heat all day, and it's probably going to be windy. So, wear something that you'll be comfortable in. Heels, don't wear 'em; there's rocks everywhere and even the bridal party itself won't be wearing those god awful things. So when we say we're concerned with your comfort, we mean it. Wear...I dunno...khakis and a polo, or a cotton skirt and a tank top..Um..whatever. Just remember that while this is a wedding, it is definitely not a formal affair.
And most importantly, wear your best smile and your firmest handshake.
We like those.
Happy couple
First off
So you think we are worth traveling to Wyoming for our wedding. We know not everyone can make it and to those who can't, we'll raise a glass on the 3rd and send the good vibes. For those who can, on the left under Pages are a bunch of details!
We might guess you are wondering where to stay. We have rented out The MacKenzie Highland Ranch, but unfortunately the solid structures are already full for the wedding weekend. However, you should bring out your camper or tent, or weather permitting, just sleep under the stars the night of the big event (the bears won't eat you, we promise).
At the top of the blog are links to different motel options, with Lava Mountain Lodge being just four miles away. They have a big cabin, small cabins, and lots of single rooms to rent. We are still working out any deals we might be able to get, so show interest up there (if any of you have any ideas please contact us!). And if we hear of enough demand, we'll find us a driver and a van to bring people safely back and forth the night of the wedding.
Also, if you're thinking of staying in Wyoming longer, get a hold of Margaret and book some time at the ranch after the wedding--as it's the best place to stay as far as we know! There is plenty of camping on the site including shower, toilet and laundry for ten bucks a night. Also if you are traveling RV-style check out the rates on that.
If you've still got questions, you can post them here or call us. Chances are, if you're coming to the weddin', you know how to get a hold of us.
We might guess you are wondering where to stay. We have rented out The MacKenzie Highland Ranch, but unfortunately the solid structures are already full for the wedding weekend. However, you should bring out your camper or tent, or weather permitting, just sleep under the stars the night of the big event (the bears won't eat you, we promise).
At the top of the blog are links to different motel options, with Lava Mountain Lodge being just four miles away. They have a big cabin, small cabins, and lots of single rooms to rent. We are still working out any deals we might be able to get, so show interest up there (if any of you have any ideas please contact us!). And if we hear of enough demand, we'll find us a driver and a van to bring people safely back and forth the night of the wedding.
Also, if you're thinking of staying in Wyoming longer, get a hold of Margaret and book some time at the ranch after the wedding--as it's the best place to stay as far as we know! There is plenty of camping on the site including shower, toilet and laundry for ten bucks a night. Also if you are traveling RV-style check out the rates on that.
If you've still got questions, you can post them here or call us. Chances are, if you're coming to the weddin', you know how to get a hold of us.
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