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Maritza & Brian's Wedding Day

Arrival of the Guests

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

From Hinge to Here

In the wee hours of a vodka-tonic-fueled karaoke night, Brian was busy roasting his friend Jason’s dating app game when he got called out—put your money where your mouth is. Never one to back down, he downloaded Hinge on the spot, despite having sworn off dating apps in favor of meeting someone “the real way.” One mediocre date later, a few days passed, and then came Maritza. She had just returned to Hinge herself, after taking time away from dating to reset, refocus, and manifest something real, something lasting. Their first date was dinner at Loro in Dallas. The conversation flowed as easily as the food and drinks. Unsure where Maritza stood, Brian was instantly smitten, while Maritza was feeling super nervous and equally unsure, as Brian was her first Hinge date, period. Fortunately, the night ended with a warm embrace and, not long after, a second date was set. Then a third. A couple months later, Brian shared that he wanted to move to Colorado to be closer to his kids. He cautiously floated the idea of long distance. Maritza, without hesitation: “Or I could just move with you to Denver.” At that moment it was clear. They had found each other, and the rest of the world fell into place. Late that fall, they made the move. Now, they’re building a life in Colorado, and getting ready to buy their first home together. Photo: Karaoke Night at Rumors: Lost in Translation edit (IYKYK)

Our Story

Livin' That Life!

A few snapshots from our life together: hanging with the kids, visits to family, our pups getting fur everywhere, date nights and travels to see art exhibitions or catch The Wizard of Oz at The Sphere. We’re soaking up every moment and can’t wait to celebrate with you in Denver on July 18th.

Photos

Wedding Party

Dress Code

Q + A

Getting to Denver from DIA

Uber or LyftPlease note, when booking your ride make sure the pickup location (East or West Terminal) is the terminal you are actually in. This is a very common mistake, some drivers will circle around, many will cancel. The TrainThe train is fantastic, costs $10 per passenger. There are many stops along the way that are convenient to a variety of hotels. If you are staying downtown, it takes about 30 minutes to get to Union Station, which is where you can disembark and call a car from there to take you to your final destination. Renting a CarThe car rental at DIA is a 10 minute shuttle bus from the airport, most of the major rental agencies operate out of DIA.

Travel

If you’re looking for something unique, Meow Wolf Denver is a large-scale interactive art experience featuring dozens of rooms created by different artists. The space includes surreal environments, hidden corridors and optional story elements you can follow using clues throughout the exhibit. Plan for about 2 hours, and note that it can be busy on weekends.

Meow Wolf Denver's Convergence Station

Denver Art Museum offers a broad collection that includes Western American art, modern and contemporary pieces and rotating special exhibitions. The campus features two main buildings connected by a walkway, each with a different layout and style. Expect to spend a couple of hours, depending on your pace.

Denver Art Museum

Mile High Comics is one of the largest comic book stores in the country, with a MASSIVE warehouse-style space filled with new and vintage comics, graphic novels, toys and collectibles. If you're feeling nostalgic for the 80s and 90s, this is the place for you.

Mile High Comics - Jason Street Mega Store

If you’re looking for something outdoors, Denver Botanic Gardens offers a mix of landscaped gardens, walking paths, and rotating seasonal exhibits. Highlights include water features, shaded areas, and a variety of plant collections suited to Colorado’s climate. It’s a relaxed way to spend a couple of hours.

Denver Botanic Gardens

If you’re interested in beer or local history, Coors Brewery Tour provides a look inside one of the largest breweries in the world. The experience includes a mix of self-guided sections and informational displays, with tastings at the end for those of age. It’s a popular stop, so expect some foot traffic. It's also in downtown Golden, which is also a good time.

Coors Brewery Tour

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre is the spot to catch the sunrise, with open views of the surrounding foothills and city in the distance. Visitors can walk the trails or sit in the amphitheater seating as the sun comes up. Plan to arrive early, as it’s a well-known and frequently visited location.

Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

Bastien's Restaurant is a classic Denver steakhouse known for its signature sugar steak (I know, sounds weird, but it is delicious) and old-school atmosphere. The menu focuses on steaks, seafood, and traditional sides, and the setting has a vintage, mid-century feel. The sunken bar makes delicious and incredibly stylish cocktails. It’s a popular dinner spot, so reservations are recommended.

Bastien's Restaurant

Butcher Block Cafe is a no-frills diner known for classic breakfast and lunch options. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, breakfast burritos, burgers and daily specials. It’s a local favorite for a quick, super affordable meal. Their cinnamon rolls are an absolute must. Have one there, take one to go.

Butcher Block Cafe

Denver Central Market is a food hall in the RiNo neighborhood with a variety of vendors offering everything from coffee and pastries to pizza, sandwiches, sushi, and desserts. It’s a flexible option where groups can split up and choose different spots to eat. Seating is shared and casual.

The Denver Central Market

Call Your Mother Deli is a casual bagel shop known for its breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and coffee. The menu leans deli-style, with options like egg sandwiches, pastrami, and house-made spreads. It’s a quick, counter-service spot that’s popular in the morning. They have a location inside Denver Central Market.

Call Your Mother Deli - Tennyson

Atomic Cowboy serves pizza, sandwiches, and bar food, with a full bar with a neighborhood vibe. During the day, it overlaps with Denver Biscuit Company, offering breakfast options. The biscuit sandwiches are where it's at for DBC, the Cubano is the star of the show. Their biscuit cinnamon roll is a real banger, get some bacon on that bad boy too!