We are so excited to see you in MAINE!

Dear family and friends, We are SO excited to celebrate with you all throughout our June 4 - 6, 2021 wedding weekend in Maine! We wanted to share how we are following current CDC guidelines and the recommendations from the state of Maine, by planning a safe and fun outdoor celebration! The state of Maine has lifted all physical distancing requirements for outdoor events! We also wanted to share that our guests are 95% vaccinated! Five guests are likely to be vaccinated by the wedding and if not will all get tested prior to arrival! Rehearsal Dinner: located outdoors for cocktail hour and in a large well ventilated barn for dinner. (iImmediate family and bridal party invited - included in your invitation). Welcome Party: Located outdoors and on the covered patio (all guests are invited for cocktails and dessert!) Ceremony: Outdoors on the Marianmade Farm grassy lawn facing the Sheepscot River. Cocktail Hour: Outdoors - Lawn games, hand passed appetizers, seating and high cocktail tables on the covered outdoor patio. Reception: Under a tent with at least 2 sides open to be considered an outdoor event. The state of Maine is allowing 100% occupancy for outdoor events with a few additional updates: - Guests are no longer required to wear a mask if you are fully vaccinated! - It is recommended if you are not fully vaccinated please wear a mask while indoors when not eating or drinking. Please check this link for further travel info (we highly suggest our guests are vaccinated or the state does require a negative Covid test within 72 hours of traveling to the state of Maine): https://www.maine.gov/covid19/keepmainehealthy/faqs Please feel free to reach out to us directly with any questions or concerns. We can't wait to see you in Maine! Lots of love, Scott + Julie

It all really started about 25 years ago, when Scott's parents decided at the ripe old age of 2 that it was about time he learned how to ski. A few hundred miles away, Julie's parents were thinking the same thing (she didn't start skiing until she was 3 though). Fast forward a couple decades to the fateful Bentley University Ski Club trip where the stars finally aligned. We met on Friday and skied together all day Saturday and Sunday, even sat with each other on the bus back to school. We were dating a few weeks later and never looked back.

After a couple fun years dating in college, Scott graduated in 2015 and patiently waited around for Julie to do the same in 2017. We moved into an apartment in Cambridge, MA. After a year, we got the itch for an adventure and a little change of scenery, so we packed our lives up into a U-haul and drove across the country to Denver Colorado where we now live. Last summer we moved from our apartment to a cute rental house in the northwest corner of Denver. The new back yard was just screaming for a dog so we finally pulled the long awaited trigger and got our puppy Copper. Colorado has been treating the three of us very well and it turns out the skiing out here isn't too shabby at all.

Julie thought her friend had invited us to a casual Saturday afternoon of fly fishing up in the mountains. He never showed up, which is good because he and every other friend in Denver knew what Julie didn't. On a little shoal in the middle of the river, just before Julie put her waders on, Scott popped down on a knee. Julie was completely surprised but managed to eek out a "yes". Luckily Julie also hadn't caught on to part two of the plan. The "romantic hotel room" Scott had said he rented in the mountains turned out to instead be an AirBnB full of friends waiting to celebrate the occasion.