Friday Evening
Welcome Dinner, Square Dance & Bonfire
Casual and cozy. You'll be eating outside, dancing in a barn-party spirit, and ending the night around a bonfire, so jeans, flannels, and sweaters are all fair game. Bring a warm layer, because once the sun drops behind the mountains it gets chilly fast.
For reference: here's us in clothes we might wear on Friday!
Saturday Morning
Field Day
Games and activities across the grounds, so dress to play. Activewear or comfortable casual clothes and sneakers are perfect. You'll have time to change before the ceremony.
Us, dressed to play:
Saturday Afternoon & Evening
Ceremony & Reception
Semi-formal. Casual suits for the gentlemen; elegant midi or maxi dresses (or whatever makes you feel great) for the ladies. The ceremony and celebration are on grass and gravel paths, so plan footwear accordingly. Block heels, wedges, flats, or nice boots will serve you far better than stilettos.
A few examples of us:
Sunday Morning
Farewell Brunch
Casual. Come as you are, and travel clothes are more than welcome.
Us, at brunch pace:
The Practical Stuff
It's early October in the White Mountains, which means crisp days in the 50s and 60s and nights that can dip into the 30s. Pack plenty of layers, including a warm jacket or wool sweater for the evenings and warm sleepwear for the cabins. You'll be walking on grass, gravel, and trails all weekend, so bring at least one pair of shoes you can walk comfortably in. A rain layer is also a good idea, since mountain weather does what it wants.