When and where do I RSVP?

Please RSVP at jackieandmitch.com/RSVP.

Will you be able to accommodate my dietary restrictions?

Our vender has told us they are able to accommodate multiple dietary restrictions. Please note any dietary restrictions in your RSVP.

What is the dress code?

The Friday night welcome event is come as you are – shorts, Hawaiian shirts, leggings... Whatever feels comfortable and right to you.

The Saturday wedding is dressy casual, which we’ve come to learn means somewhere between casual and formal. If you’re still confused, as we often are, feel free to use this article as a guide. Honestly though, wear what you want, we don’t care.

Will events be indoors or outdoors?

Friday night will be at a brewery with both indoor and outdoor space. Saturday will be an outdoor wedding with a tent and overhang area in case of inclement weather.

What can I expect during the Friday night welcome event?

Casual and private brewery setting with food provided. Come and go as you please. Feel free to come straight from the airport, we’ll make space for luggage if needed.

What can I expect during the wedding reception?

Live band, open bar, and dancing.

Where should we stay? Is there a hotel block?

Please see the Logistics page for more information on lodging and reserving rooms within our group hotel block.

What can I expect in terms of weather?

Denver has a continental semi-arid climate (Köppen classification: BSk) characterized by low humidity and abundant sunshine. While summertime high temperatures often push into the 90s, the high-desert and low humidity makes the heat feel more tolerable than in humid regions experiencing similar temperatures. However UV levels can be high due to Denver's elevation, which combined with the abundant sunshine means sunscreen and sunglasses, as well as staying hydrated, are a must. That previously mentioned low humidity also allows for high diurnal temperature variations, where overnight temperatures can drop into the 60s, sometimes cooler. We recommend dressing in layers to stay comfortable when transitioning from hot days to cooler evenings. Due to its location at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, the region can also be subject to sudden changes in weather. August is part of Denver's monsoon season, which brings with it the chance of afternoon thunderstorms. These storms are usually brief and highly localized, but can bring heavy rain, lightning, and occasional hail. To summarize: bring sunglasses, sunscreen, stay hydrated, wear layers, and be prepared for anything.