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Black Mountain Lodge at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area

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Our Wedding

Cory and Ashley met the old-fashioned way—the internet. Their first conversation was all about hockey: she’s loyal to the Pittsburgh Penguins (with a little love for the Colorado Avalanche), while he bleeds Minnesota Wild green. Their first date almost didn’t happen—Ashley spotted Cory walking away from their agreed meeting spot at Renegade Brewery. Luckily, she pushed on, arrived first, and Cory eventually circled back. Crisis averted. Their relationship took off thanks to a shared love for the Colorado outdoors—though the outdoors has a habit of fighting back. Ashley tore her ACL skiing at Arapahoe Basin (yes, the wedding venue), and Cory shattered his clavicle mountain biking at Maryland Mountain. They spent the summer nursing each other back to health. Romantic, right? Over time, Cory became Ashley’s travel partner and biggest cheerleader. He joined her in Minnesota for the Hot Chocolate Run and has supported her mission to run a 5K (or longer) in every U.S. state. Cory started the tradition of crossing every finish line together, hand in hand—something they plan to continue for all the states still left on her list. Ashley, in turn, became Cory’s personal concierge to all things fun. She took him to his first concert at Red Rocks, convinced him to join her at cooking classes, and introduced him to the simple joy of a lazy Sunday morning at the neighborhood farmers market. Cory also fit seamlessly into Ashley’s Colorado family—and even recruited her dog, Bruiser, for his ring pop proposal. Too excited to wait for the real engagement ring, Cory tied a handkerchief around Bruiser’s neck with the message, “Will you marry my dad?” For good measure, he added a ring pillow holding a blue raspberry ring pop. Bruiser played his part perfectly, sat still, and earned himself a mountain of treats. It only made sense for these two to make it official in the mountains of Colorado—the backdrop for so many of their adventures (and a few battle scars). Now, they can’t wait to start the next chapter with all of you there to celebrate.

They met online, bonded over hockey, survived a few mountain mishaps, and got engaged with the help of a dog and a ring pop. Now they’re saying ‘I do’ in the mountains they love most.

Our Story

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The ultimate big sister, Amanda has always been a role model for Ashley—whether they were battling it out in academics (Ashley insists she usually won) or teaming up on the soccer field. Ashley had a special talent for getting under Amanda’s skin and earning the legendary big-sister side eye. Amanda even let Ashley live with her and Jay during her residency in Connecticut, where Ashley happily served as their first ‘practice child.’ She excelled in the role—especially as a shopping partner—regularly adding ‘essentials’ like a bocce set or giant inflatable bowling to Amanda’s cart. Perfect training for their eventual promotion to real parenthood with Gavin and Connor.

Amanda Glode

Trainee turned ride-or-die, Megan met Ashley during her residency in South Carolina, where Ashley was her preceptor. After surviving that, they celebrated with the ultimate girls’ trip through Portugal and Spain. Since then, they’ve been inseparable—whether catching up at pharmacy conferences or chasing new adventures. Together they’ve floated thousands of feet in the air in a hot air balloon and raced through the snow on dog sleds in northern Minnesota… and they’re still looking for their next thrill.

Megan May

Cory and Timmy—the family’s unofficial crash test dummy—were inseparable bunkmates growing up, usually teaming up against Ben and Justin. College turned them into spirited hockey rivals—Tim at Minnesota, Cory at UND. Tim eventually moved to Berlin with Beth and welcomed their first child, Ophelia. When Cory and Ashley visited for Oktoberfest, let’s just say a few steins didn’t survive the night.

Tim Bohmert

Cory’s longtime ski sidekick. From Lakeville North High to the University of North Dakota, they’ve stuck together. Ryan moved to Colorado first, and Cory followed a year later—probably just to make sure Ryan wasn’t skiing without him.

Ryan Strelesky

Justin “the favorite” Bohmert is one of Cory’s older brothers and was kind enough to ‘voluntarily’ drive Cory to high school every day. He attended the University of Minnesota Duluth—another hockey rival of UND. These days, he lives in Victoria, MN, with his wife Shelly and their twins, Nick and Emma, who keeps them running at full speed (and maybe hiding in the pantry for snacks).

Justin Bohmert

Justin and Shelly’s pride and joy—also known as little Evel Knievel and the Ultimate Girly Girl. When they’re not asleep (rare), Emma is busy ruling the kingdom in her tiara while Nick is off turning any patch of dirt into a monster truck arena. Together, they keep their parents and grandparents delightfully exhausted!

Emma and Nick Bohmert

The firstborn Bohmert boy and the tallest of the bunch, Ben mastered the art of being a “big” brother—both literally and figuratively. From pushing Cory’s buttons (and even moving his bed onto the porch) to now teaching and “torturing” 4th graders in Indiana, Ben has never lost his mischievous streak. Luckily, Mim keeps him humble despite her much smaller stature. His greatest joys, though, are Clare—who can outrun him—and Alex—who builds better robots than he does.

Ben Bohmert

Wedding Party

The wedding ‘woo crew’ is here to steal the show—keep an eye out for their aisle dance moves, because they’re bringing the party before the ‘I do.’

From finish lines to fine lines, this is the only wedding party member who can win a race and create a masterpiece before the cake's gone.

Clare Northcutt Bohmert (Cory's neice)

Future sportscaster in the making, the next Harry Caray—Gavin’s got more stats in his head than most encyclopedias (and delivers them with way more enthusiasm)

Gavin O'Hearn (Ashley's nephew)

Equal parts fisherman and inventor, he’s plotting the ultimate fish-catching robot (and yes, it might also do his homework).

Alex Northcutt Bohmert (Cory's nephew)

A champion in both the pool and the library, she can beat you in a swim race and still have time to finish her book before you’re dry.

Sasha Glode (Ashley's niece)

Master of comedy and Halloween spirit, he can make a penguin dance and a skeleton sing before bedtime.

Connor O'Hearn (Ashley's nephew)

Wedding Woo Crew

Closest Airport

Denver International Airport (DIA) is the closest airport to Keystone. Summer travel can be busy, and afternoon storms sometimes cause delays, so plan your flights with a little buffer time just in case.

Getting to Keystone

Shuttle: The EPIC Mountain Shuttle offers direct service from DIA to Keystone Resort. Use this link for our discounted shuttle rate: Click <a href="https://www.epicmountainexpress.com/reservations?_macode=VRMEWEDSUMMIT" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">HERE</a> Rental Car: There are plenty of rental car options at the airport if you prefer to drive yourself. Just keep in mind that I-70 traffic can be unpredictable, so allow extra time—especially on weekends.

Where to Stay

Great hotel option in Keystone:<a href="https://www.hyatt.com/hyatt-place/en-US/denzk-hyatt-place-keystone-dillon" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Hyatt Place</a> You may also want to check <a href="https://www.airbnb.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">airbnb</a>, <a href="https://www.vrbo.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Vrbo</a>, and <a href="https://www.summitcove.com/?gad_source=1&amp;gad_campaignid=21782796469&amp;gbraid=0AAAAAD1vAnkuW8fxN1OKX6HKFUVr2MFYp&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQiAyP3KBhD9ARIsAAJLnnZRtnx_x1qTP5QmkHHaibfoTt3fJISV9CIY-oGpPQNpHvE22nOeDS4aAjREEALw_wcB" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Summit Cove vacation rentals</a> for more condo style options in Keystone.You can use promo code: KEYFESTIVALS at Summit Cove for a discount. Keystone's Bacon &amp; Bourbon Festival is happening June 27 &amp; 28, 2026. Lucky timing! We’ve also received a group discount for lodging at Keystone Resort! Use discount code: SKRBGW26 Some great options <a href="https://www.keystoneresort.com/plan-your-trip/stay/keystone-lodging.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">include</a>:River Run TownhomesRiver Run VillageLakeside Village Need help deciding? Reach out—we’re happy to help with recommendations!

Getting to Arapahoe Basin

We’ll have round-trip shuttles from Keystone Resort to Arapahoe Basin for the wedding. Exact pick-up and drop-off times will be shared closer to the big day.

Getting Around Summit County

Want to explore Summit County without driving? Hop on the free Summit Stage bus! It’s an easy and convenient way to travel between Keystone, Dillon, Frisco, Breckenridge, and more. Tips for riding: Buses run about every 30 minutes during the day, with slightly reduced frequency in the evening. Popular stops include River Run Village in Keystone, the Dillon Marina, Frisco Main Street, and Breckenridge Station. No tickets or reservations are needed—just hop on and enjoy the ride! Check out the summer schedule <a href="https://www.summitcountyco.gov/services/transit_summit_stage/bus_schedule/summer_bus_schedule.php" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">HERE</a>&nbsp;to plan your trip.

Parking

If you’re driving, parking is available at both Keystone Resort and Arapahoe Basin. Check signage when you arrive—some lots are free, while others may have a small fee or require a shuttle ride.

Weather

Mountain weather can change quickly! Days can be sunny and warm, but evenings cool off fast. Pack layers, a light jacket, and maybe a rain layer just in case.

Altitude

Keystone and Arapahoe Basin sit above 9,000 feet, so take it slow your first day, drink plenty of water, and don’t be surprised if that one cocktail hits a little harder than expected.

Explore the Area

If you’re coming early or staying after the wedding, there’s plenty to do: hike the local trails, take a scenic gondola ride, visit a local brewery, or simply relax and soak up those mountain views. Check out the Things to Do Section of the website for specific recommendations.

Travel

Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or a great meal, Summit County has you covered. Here’s your guide to making the most of the weekend: Outdoor AdventuresArapahoe Basin – <a href="https://www.arapahoebasin.com/aerial-adventure-park/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Activities here</a>Scenic lift ridesAerial adventure parkGuided via ferrata climbingHiking and biking trailsDisc golfUse code: GlodeBohmert for 20% off summer activities. Must book online prior to arriving. Keystone Resort – <a href="https://www.keystoneresort.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/summer-activities.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Summer activities here</a>Gondola rides with mountain viewsGolf and mountain bikingHorse-drawn wagon ridesLake boat rentalsMountain-top yogaSummer tubingSpa and salonTennis Bacon and Bourbon FestivalTickets on sale <a href="https://www.keystonefestivals.com/festivals/bacon-and-bourbon-festival/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a> Explore Nearby TownsDillonBoat rentals on Dillon ReservoirFarmers market (Fridays, summer)Outdoor concerts at the amphitheaterScenic disc golf course FriscoAdventure Park for biking and hikingMarina rentals and lakeside diningFamily-friendly parks and playgrounds Hiking &amp; TrailsCheck out <a href="https://summitmountainproperties.com/blog/8-best-hiking-trails-in-summit-county-colorado/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">8 top Summit County hikes</a>Use <a href="https://www.alltrails.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">AllTrails</a> for maps, reviews, and trail details Dining &amp; BreweriesRestaurantsSki Tip Lodge – Historic and romantic four-course diningKeystone Ranch – Elevated Colorado cuisine in a cozy lodge settingSnake River Saloon &amp; Steakhouse – A Keystone classic with live musicCasual favorites: Kickapoo Tavern, Pizza on the Run, Argentos Empanadas, Red Mountain Lodge Breweries &amp; BarsSteep Brewing &amp; Coffee Co. – Craft beer and coffee in KeystonePug Ryan’s Brewery (Dillon)Dillon Dam Brewery (Silverthorne)Broken Compass Brewing (Breckenridge)Highside Brewing (Frisco) Insider TipsBeat the I-70 rush – Stop at local favorites like Plume Coffee (Silver Plume) or Beau Jo's Colorado-style pizza (Idaho Springs). Also check out the new <a href="https://www.mightyargo.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mighty Argo Cable Car.</a> Plan for weather – Afternoon storms are common; book outdoor activities early. Layer up – Mountain weather changes quickly, even in summer. Drive smart – Expect traffic on weekends and holidays; allow extra time.

Things to Do

Ceremony FAQs

When should I arrive at Arapahoe Basin?

Please arrive between 4:00 and 4:15 PM and gather at the 6th Alley Bar &amp; Grill at the base of the ski resort. Around 4:30 PM (weather dependent), our wedding coordinator will guide you to the chairlift for the ride up to Black Mountain Lodge, where the ceremony and reception will be held.Arriving early? Grab a drink or snack—A-Basin is famous for their Bloody Marys!

Where is the ceremony?

Both the ceremony and reception will be held at Black Mountain Lodge, located mid-mountain at 11,500 feet. Guests will take the chairlift from the base to reach the lodge. Don’t worry—the lift can stop to accommodate all abilities, and attendants will help you on and off. Just remember to put the safety bar down for the ride.Weather permitting, the ceremony will be on the deck, with stunning views of the Continental Divide and wildflower-filled fields.

Where should I sit?

Sit wherever you like—there are no "bride's side" or "groom's side" rules. We just ask that you leave the first few rows open for immediate family and the wedding crew.

Reception FAQs

When does the reception start?

Cocktail hour begins immediately after the ceremony on the deck at Black Mountain Lodge. Enjoy drinks, light bites, and lawn games to kick off the celebration. Dinner and dancing will follow inside the lodge.

How do I know where to sit?

There will be a seating chart to help you find your assigned table. Once there, sit wherever you like—there are no assigned seats, so feel free to cozy up next to your favorite people.

What time does the reception end?

The reception wraps up at 10 PM. You’ll ride the chairlift back down to the base, so don’t forget a jacket or shawl—mountain nights can be chilly. Shuttles will be waiting to take you back to Keystone Resort.

Food & Menu FAQs

Reception Menu

We’ll have an Italian‑style buffet for the reception featuring caprese salad, focaccia, charred broccolini, chicken Milanese, roasted potatoes, heirloom tomato &amp; mozzarella ravioli, and short rib lasagna. A kids’ meal (chicken fingers and fries) is available — please note your family’s choices on your RSVP so we can accommodate dietary needs.

What if I have dietary restrictions?

The cocktail reception and buffet will offer a variety of options for different dietary needs. For allergies or special restrictions, please reach out to Ashley or Cory ahead of time and include this information on your RSVP so we can make sure you’re taken care of.

Will there be alcohol?

Yes! We’ll have a selection of local beer and wine. Just remember: 1 drink at altitude = 2 drinks at sea level, so pace yourself and hydrate.

Dress Code FAQs

What should I wear?

Think semi-formal mountain chic:•	Women: Long or mid-length dresses (keep in mind the chairlift ride)•	Men: Suits or dress pants with a jacket•	Shoes: Comfortable but dressy—think wedges, block heels, flats, loafers, or even polished dress sneakers.Need inspiration? Check out this semi-formal <a href="https://www.theknot.com/content/what-to-wear-semi-formal" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">guide</a>.

Photos & Media FAQs

Can I take photos during the ceremony?

We’d love for you to be fully present during our unplugged ceremony. The officiant will announce a moment for quick photos, but after that, we kindly ask that phones and cameras stay tucked away. Our photographer will capture all the magic, and we’ll share the gallery with you after the wedding.

Should I visit the photo booth?

Yes! The photo booth doubles as our guest book. Snap a group picture and leave us a message to help us remember the night. We’ll be using KRUU for our photo booth! If you’d like to view and download photos during or after the event, please follow the steps below: 1. Download the <a href="https://kruu.click/download" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="font-family: union-primary-font, union-sans-serif, -apple-system, system-ui, &quot;system-ui&quot;, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, Arial, sans-serif; font-weight: 400;">KRUU app</a>2. Join the event Wedding / 06/28/2026. 3. Open this <a href="https://app.kruu.com/join-event/?" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">link</a> on your phone OR enter this code: 7UB7C93 You’re also welcome to upload any photos you take—we’d love to see the day through your eyes!

Can I post on social media?

Absolutely! Please tag your posts with #globoh26.

Miscellaneous FAQs

What will the weather be like?

Mountain weather can change quickly. Expect highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s and lows in the mid-40s. Bring a jacket or shawl, especially for the evening chairlift ride.Check the forecast <a href="https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/arapahoe-basin-ski-area/80435/weather-forecast/56016_poi" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

What should I know about altitude?

We’re celebrating above 9,000 feet, so drink plenty of water, take it easy your first day, and go light on alcohol.•	Mild symptoms (headache, fatigue, nausea) usually improve with rest and hydration.•	Severe symptoms (shortness of breath, confusion, chest pain) require immediate medical attention.

What happens if I'm late to the ceremony?

Don’t worry! The chairlift pauses only during the ceremony itself. Once the ceremony ends, you’ll still be able to ride up for the reception.

Who do I contact with questions?

Reach out to us anytime:•	Ashley: 412-606-0908 | aeglode@hotmail.com•	Cory: 952-456-1079 | bohmert.cory8@gmail.com

Ashley & Cory

Ashley & Cory

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