
Date TBD
AttireDetails coming soon
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Welcome Dinner
The celebration starts here. Pull up a chair, raise a glass, and meet the people who make our lives so full.
We can't wait to celebrate with you. Come on in.
are getting married at Pikes Peak Ranch
Somewhere between the sails and the snowcapped peaks, we said yes to forever.
A few short paragraphs from Lauren and Christopher go here: how they met, the proposal, and what this weekend means to them.
Now we're heading to the mountains to celebrate with the people we love most, and we'd love for you to be there.
Lauren & Christopher
Every event is at Pikes Peak Ranch
9 County Road 78 · Woodland Park, CO 80863

AttireDetails coming soon
The celebration starts here. Pull up a chair, raise a glass, and meet the people who make our lives so full.

AttireDetails coming soon
Arrive, find your people, and settle in with light bites and something cold before the ceremony.
Witness the moment we say our vows and begin the next chapter together.
Dinner, drinks, toasts, and dancing well into the mountain night. Wear shoes you can move in.

AttireCome as you are
Coffee is on us. Stop by for one more hug before the drive home.
Location may change. We'll share details closer to the day.
Pikes Peak Ranch sits high in the forest north of Woodland Park. Two airports will get you close; a car gets you the rest of the way.
The biggest airport in the region, with the most nonstop flights, and a beautiful drive into the foothills.
Smaller and much closer to the venue, with fewer flight options.
Rideshares are unreliable in the mountains and can't be counted on for pickup at the ranch, so we recommend renting a car from either airport. Turo is a great option too.
Guest discount codes will be listed here once they're confirmed.
Please don't take the route through Sedalia. Follow the one below.
Take Hwy 285 to Pine Valley Road, a fully paved and scenic drive along the North Fork of the South Platte River. At Deckers, bear right onto CO-67. After 9 miles, turn right onto Abbey Ave. The last two miles to the ranch are hard-packed dirt.
Take US-24 West to Woodland Park. Turn right to head north on CO-67, then left onto Abbey Ave. The last two miles to the ranch are hard-packed dirt.
2 hr from Denver · 50 min from COS
We're celebrating in the mountains, so lodging looks a little different. The closest stays are vacation rentals near the ranch. For more amenities, look to one of these three towns.
The closest town to the ranch. A relaxed mountain community with restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and groceries.
Hotel room block details coming soon.
A walkable, historic mountain town full of local shops and restaurants, right at the base of Pikes Peak Highway. Great for making a longer trip of it.
Hotel room block details coming soon.
The farthest option, with the most hotels, dining, and shopping, plus Garden of the Gods just down the road.
Hotel room block details coming soon.
Vacation rentals will put you closest to the ranch, though a bit farther from groceries and restaurants. Need help finding one? Reach out and we'll share a few we love.
Can't find what you need? Just text us.
Both. Dinner and dancing are indoors; everything else is outside, weather permitting. Every surface is concrete or pavers, so heels are safe.
Attire details are coming soon.
Mountain weather changes fast. Expect warm afternoons and cool evenings, so bring a layer for after sunset.
Transportation details are coming soon.
There's plenty of parking on site, and an attendant will point you in the right direction when you arrive.
Guest policy to be confirmed by Lauren and Christopher.
Guest policy to be confirmed by Lauren and Christopher.
Flying in early or staying late? A few places worth your time along the Front Range.
Towering red rock formations with easy, paved trails. Free to visit and best at sunrise.
Drive (or take the Cog Railway) to 14,115 feet for views that stretch across four states.
Historic streets, mineral springs, galleries, and some of the best people-watching in the state.
About 2,700 steps straight up the mountain. Not for the faint of heart, but worth the bragging rights.
Catch a show if you can. If not, the park is open daily to explore.
A restored train hall at the heart of downtown, surrounded by restaurants and rooftop bars.
An easy detour for trails beneath the Flatirons and a porch lunch with a view.
More than 100 breweries in the city. Ask us for a favorite.
Swap in Lauren and Christopher's personal favorites here.
Find your invitation by name to reply for everyone in your party. You can come back and update it anytime.
Having you there is all we could ask for. For those who'd like to give a little something extra, we've registered in three places. Pick whichever is easiest.
RSVP