For the welcome dinner (county-fair country casual), feel free to lean into warm plaids, denim, and cozy layers. Above all, dress for comfort and the spring mountain weather—temperatures can be cool after sunset on May 1.

Black tie–optional with a twist of Western: think tux or dark suit and formal dresses paired with a nod to rugged details—leather boots, a cowboy hat, or a bolo tie are welcome. The ceremony and cocktail hour will be outdoors with heaters (expect a high of 65°F); after sunset we’ll move indoors for dinner and temperatures could drop to around 40°F, so please bring a warm coat or fur wrap. Aim for classic, simple pieces in earthy tones—browns, deep greens, and neutrals—comfortably layered for changing spring mountain weather.

Cooler morning temperatures are expected—feel free to wear your travel clothes or warm UGGs with denim.