Santa Fe is at an elevation of around 7,000 feet above sea level. People react to altitude very differently, but altitude sickness is no joke, so it’s wise to take some precautions.

If possible, we recommend trying to arrive early (on Thursday or early Friday) to give your body time to acclimate.

Drink plenty of water, listen to your body if you start feeling woozy, and pace yourself if you will be drinking.

We will provide small portable oxygen canisters in each of your rooms. We got you :)

Santa Fe has a desert climate. While many imagine this means scorching temperatures, Santa Fe is in the mountains and is significantly cooler than Albuquerque to the south (and certainly nothing like Phoenix or Las Vegas!)

During June, highs are typically in the mid-80s, and temperatures drop to the 50s at night.

That said, the desert sun is intense, particularly at altitude. Bring your sun hat and sunblock, and drink lots of water!

Festive attire — Wear something that makes you feel happy and confident!

As an ode to Sophie’s signature style, we encourage you to elevate your outfits with funky sneakers! 😉

While we adore your kids, we kindly request that no children attend the ceremony or reception, with the exception of those specifically named on the invitation.