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Holly & Seann

December 30, 2023

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December 30, 2023

We hope you can help us celebrate at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs for all (or some) of 2023 NYE weekend!

Holly & Seann 


Hotels
Accommodations

The Antlers

There are still rooms available at the Antlers (cutoff booking date is 12/20).  If you experience any issues booking online, please call the hotel directly at (719) 955-5600 and use the block code 122923GOL or email leah.riutzel@antlers.com and provide the following information:

- First and last name
- Check-in and check-out dates
- Room with a King bed or 2 Queen beds
- Email address to send confirmation letter to

Courtyard South Colorado Springs

We have contracted a block of rooms at the Courtyard Colorado Springs for those guests who wish to stay off property. Please follow the link below to book your rooms. 

Broadmoor Hotel

We have negotiated a special rate for our wedding guests at the Broadmoor Hotel! The Broadmoor is where the wedding ceremony, reception and after party will be.  Holly, Seann and the Goldsmith/Archibald families will be staying here. Please follow the link below to book your room. 

Events
Fri
Dec 29
2023

8:00 pm

Craftwood Peak
404 El Paso Boulevard
Manitou Springs, CO 80829

Directions & Map
Transportation

Transportation will be provided from the Broadmoor.

Attire

Cocktail

Food

Small bites.

Sat
Dec 30
2023

5:00 pm
TO 11:00 pm

The Broadmoor Hotel
1 Lake Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Directions & Map
Attire

Black Tie Optional

Kiddos?

We kindly request this be an adult-only wedding.

Sat
Dec 30
2023

11:00 pm
TO 1:00 am

Play at The Broadmoor
75 El Pomar Rd.
Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Directions & Map
Sun
Dec 31
2023

11:00 am
TO 2:00 pm

The Broadmoor Estate House
60 1st St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Sun
Dec 31
2023

6:00 pm
TO 2:00 am

Bar-K
124 E Costilla St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Transportation

Transportation will be provided.

Attire

Festive

About Us
UVA: Part 1
UVA: Part 2
Law School Prom
Another Law School Prom
Somewhere in Manhattan
Foxfield Races
Canada (if not obvious w/ snow)
(Nearly) Beer Olympics Champs
Auckland, NZ
Hobbiton, NZ
Graduation
Some Cville Vineyard
Bali, Indonesia
Ubud, Bali
[Close to] Bangkok, Thailand
South China Sea (maybe?)
Brooklyn
Lucy
Car Cat Fort
Berkeley
Berkeley 2
Berkeley 3
Holly's 30th Bday
Engaged!
Travel
Aiports

Denver International Airport (DEN)

Denver International Airport is 1 hour and 30 minutes north of Colorado Springs / The Broadmoor and it is a straight shot down (no windy mountain roads).  There are plenty of car rental options at DIA and there are also shuttles that will go from DIA to certain places in Colorado Springs.  You can also arrange transportation from DIA through The Broadmoor (though will note that this is not the most economical option).  

Colorado Springs Airport (COS)

Colorado Springs Airport  is 20 minutes from the Broadmoor and the Broadmoor offers shuttles for $35 per person. Taking an Uber or Lyft is also a reasonable option from COS. Downside, there are very few direct flight options to COS and you may even find yourself connecting at Denver International before COS. United, Delta and American all have one stop options from RSW --> COS.

Altitude Sickness

Elevation: Colorado Springs: 6,035 feet * Denver: 5,280 feet * Toronto: 251 feet * NYC: 33 feet * Naples: 3 feet

Altitude sickness is no joke, so we wanted to provide a little reminder that Colorado is just a tad higher in the sky than Florida -- Colorado Springs actually has a higher elevation than any city in the eastern US, a fact I just learned googling altitude sickness.  With that said, most of you will not be adjusted to the altitude (if we are being honest, not sure we have adjusted in 2.5 years...), which you will feel as soon as you try to walk up a flight of stairs or walk the 5 miles to the train in the Denver airport.  Hoping that we can avoid any altitude sickness during the wedding weekend, below are a few tips for preventing altitude sickness and signs to look out for. 

Tips for Preventing Altitude Sickness 

1. Drink lots of water. Before your trip, and while you are in CO, drinking plenty of water is the best way to help your body adjust easily to the higher altitude. The low humidity in CO keeps the air dry, so you need about twice as much water as you would drink closer to sea level. 

2. Don't drink alcohol.  Just kidding. But you will likely notice you are more impacted by alcohol at this altitude so don't try to keep up with your sea level-self.  Especially at the welcome party, it is probably best to not take full advantage of the open bar - there will be more to take better advantage of. 

3. Watch physical activity. The effects of exercise are more intense at higher altitude. Here is your excuse not to workout during your trip!

4.. Eat carbs.  In addition to not working out, eating carbs will help you adjust to the altitude.  You're welcome :) 


Signs of Acute Altitude Sickness

Headache, tiredness, light-headedness, fatigue, rapid heartbeat, lack of appetite, nausea/vomiting and swollen hands and feet. 

Unfortunately the signs of altitude sickness seem to conveniently align with those of a hangover, so we wouldn't be surprised if most of you end up feeling one or more of these symptoms from enjoying the weekend festivities... If you are concerned you may have altitude sickness and not just your run-of-the-mill hangover, please don't hesitate to reach out to us or our parents!

Gifts