Santa Fe, New Mexico
May 21st, 2025
WHAT TO EXPECT
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Listen, we’re asking you to travel out of state to celebrate our big day… there is absolutely NO expectation for additional gifting. Your presence is the most meaningful way to show support.
We have an optional Newlywed Cash Fund set-up through Zola that you’re than welcome to contribute to, if you feel inclined.
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We invite guests to join us in Santa Fe Tuesday afternoon for reception cocktails at La Reina at El Rey Court starting at 5:00pm.
The evening will wrap around 7:30pm. Guests are encouraged to make their own dinner plans for the evening.
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The wedding ceremony is scheduled to start at 5:30pm. Please note Shuttle pick-up details in the section below.
Dinner, drinks, and dancing to follow. Feel free to bring a change of clothes. We have access to the full property, including rooms to change in.
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The 2,000-acre Blame Her Ranch (BHR) sits at the southern most tip of Glorieta Mesa only 45 minutes from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The ranch’s entire western edge is adjacent to the 1.6 million acre Santa Fe National Forest, which provides extreme privacy. Located at 7,000 feet with both southern and northern views of at least 70 miles—maybe some of the best in all of New Mexico.
There are mature ponderosa pines and pinions throughout the ranch with pasture lands and several seasonal ponds.
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Busses will depart from EL REY COURT promptly at 4:00pm on Wednesday, 5/21, and will depart the venue to go back around 11:00pm. BUSSES WILL NOT WAIT STRAGGLERS.
PLAN AHEAD— Rideshare services are available in Santa Fe, but somewhat limited compared to what we’re used to in larger cities. Please give yourself plenty of time to get to the hotel, and look into some taxi services you can call should availability be limited after the wedding.
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Nestled in the foothills of the Sangre De Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe is in the Northern Rio Grande Valley on the southern end of the Rocky Mountains. Take it easy. The City of Santa Fe itself sits at a whopping 7,198 ft above sea level, and is the highest capital city and third highest city in America.
The altitude is no joke. Prepare to take things slow. Up your water consumption and pace your alcohol & cannabis consumption, should you choose to indulge (it is legal in New Mexico).
Santa Fe's climate is dry, with sometimes less than 20 percent humidity. Nights and early mornings are cool, even in July and August.
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