Welcome

Hi everyone, and welcome to our site! Well . . . the honeymoon is over, but our married life is just beginning. If this is your first time to our site, we started the site to inform our friends and family about our wedding events and details. We enjoyed it so much, we decided to keep it up with stories about our daily lives. We don't update it as often as we like, but we hope you enjoy it nonetheless. On Wednesdays, we post some of the behind-the-scenes details of our wedding vendors and projects. If you are looking for the Chrismas Letter you can click on the link in the labels section below or simply scroll down. Please sign our guestbook. We love reading all the comments.

Jen & Rod

P.S. You can check out photos from our honeymoon with these links.



Sunday, March 30, 2008

Accomodations

If you’ll be traveling from out of town, here are the hotels for the wedding.




We suggest the Residence Inn Cottonwood. This hotel is near our house and the wedding venue on I-215, and it offers a shuttle to the wedding. Please let us know if you’ll be staying here so we can coordinate shuttle logistics. If you’d like to make a reservation, call (888) 825-3164 and say you’re with the Smith-Tomchak Wedding. All rooms have a kitchenette, and they come in studio, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom options. The 2-bedroom option also has a pull out couch. The group rate we have negotiated for each option is $100, $120, and $160 per night, respectively (excluding tax).








For those who are looking for a more budget-friendly option, here are some more hotels that are close to our home and the wedding venue:




Extended Stay America on Fort Union
This hotel is not too far away on I-215. Rooms also include kitchenettes. The rate should be $59 per night (excluding tax).






Candlewood Suites
This hotel is also not too far away on I-215. Rooms also include kitchenettes. The rate should be $76 per night (excluding tax).



Econolodge
This hotel is downtown, which is not as convenient to the wedding, but it is still not too far away. The rate should be $69 per night (excluding tax).





P.S. This is Rod's first submission to blog!

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