Save the date
Saturday · May 1 · 2027
Little Cow & The Fat Cow
Courtney and Ken are getting married in the pines of the Hualapai Mountains, Xena will be there in her flower collar, and the herd isn't complete without you.
Courtney, Ken & Xena
Read our story
She said yes
Counting down
Timeline
Friday
April 30
3:00PM
Our room block at the resort starts Friday night. Come up the mountain, settle in, find the herd.
4:00PM
We will be having an intimate rehearsal with our wedding party. Pizza and beer will be provided afterwards.
Saturday
May 1
3:00PM
Outdoors, on rocky dirt. Plan to arrive 20–30 minutes early.
4:00PM
Appetizers, drinks, beer pong, cornhole and music
5:00
Food, toasts, dancing, and your song requests.
Dinner will consist of Pulled pork, coleslaw, beans and mac n cheese
Sunday
May 2
11:00AM
The resort serves a weekend breakfast buffet, 8 am to noon.
Two cows, two Subarus, one Bean and a mountain full of pines.
Every adventure, every road trip, every photo. Xena was there for all of it, and she will be there on May 1.
The venue
Ceremony, reception and our room block are all at the resort, in the pines of the Hualapai Mountains above Kingman.
4525 Hualapai Mountain Rd, Kingman, AZ 86401
Get directions
From I-40 or US-93 in Kingman, take Hualapai Mountain Road southeast up the mountain, about 12 miles and 25 minutes, paved the whole way. Start your map in town.
Outdoors on rocky dirt ground. Wear shoes you can stand and walk in on uneven terrain.
Hualapai Mountain Resort · 12 miles from Kingman
Stay with the herd
We've blocked the resort's cabin-style rooms for Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May 1, 2027. Walk to the ceremony, walk back to bed.
Request a room RSVP for the code
Twelve cabin-style rooms from about $99 a night, double occupancy, about $20 per extra person. Suites have a king, a futon and a kitchenette. Pets allowed in most rooms for a nightly fee. Restaurant, bar, general store, and a weekend breakfast buffet on site. The block is small, so book early. Prefer town? Kingman's hotels are 25 minutes down the mountain.
Attire
Dress up for us!
Getting here
Kingman's own airport has no regular airline service. Most guests fly into Las Vegas and drive about two hours.
About 105 miles · 1 hr 45 min to 2 hr
The best bet for most people: the most flights, the cheapest fares, and every rental company in one consolidated rental car center (shuttle from the terminals). Drive US-93 south over the Hoover Dam bypass bridge straight into Kingman.
RouteAbout 35 miles · 50 min
Closest airport with passenger service, but flights are limited and often seasonal. Check what's actually flying in spring 2027 before planning around it, and book a rental car early.
RouteAbout 190 miles · 3 hr
A good option if you're flying from somewhere Vegas doesn't serve well, or want to fold in a few days in Phoenix or Sedona. Rental Car Center reached by the free PHX Sky Train.
RouteAbout 150 miles · 2 hr 15 min
Small airport with connections through Phoenix and Dallas. Pairs well with a Grand Canyon detour.
RouteLas Vegas to the resort · US-93 south over the Hoover Dam bypass
Make a weekend of it
Route 66 runs right through town. Here's where we'd take you.
The Arizona Route 66 Museum lives inside the 1907 Powerhouse Visitor Center, with the giant Route 66 shield out front for the obligatory photo.
MapA 1928 Santa Fe steam locomotive and a red caboose on Beale Street, right across from the Powerhouse. Five minutes, great pictures.
MapA 14-foot green tiki head on the original Route 66 alignment at Antares Point, about 21 miles northeast of town. The visitor center has a gift shop, snacks, and Route 66 kitsch.
MapHistoric Beale Street and Andy Devine Avenue: antique shops, murals, neon, and old Route 66 storefronts. Easy to walk in an afternoon.
MapMohave County park up the same road as the resort: pines, cooler air, elk, picnic areas, and trails up to 8,000+ feet. Day-use fee per vehicle.
MapBLM loop trails through granite boulder formations in the Cerbat Foothills on the edge of town. Easy to moderate, open to hikers and mountain bikers. Go early; there's no shade.
MapTurquoise-and-pink 1950s diner with burgers, shakes, and homemade root beer. 105 E Andy Devine Ave.
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Registry
Your being there is the gift. If you'd like to do more, we're saving for a honeymoon, and anything you add to the fund helps the herd roam somewhere new.
Scan to open our honeymoon fund, or go to
honeyfund.com/site/icenogle-aldrich-05-01-2027
Questions
Saturday, May 1, 2027, at Hualapai Mountain Resort, 4525 Hualapai Mountain Rd, about 12 miles up the mountain from Kingman, Arizona. Times will be posted under The Weekend as they are set.
Formal or semi-formal. The ceremony is outdoors on rocky dirt terrain, so heels are at your own discretion. Block heels, wedges, dressy boots, and flats all work better than stilettos.
Yes. Expect uneven, rocky ground, strong sun in the afternoon, and a cool evening up the mountain. Bring sunglasses and a layer.
At the venue. We've blocked rooms at the resort for Friday and Saturday nights (April 30 and May 1), so you can walk to the ceremony and back to bed. See Stay for how to request one. Kingman also has plenty of hotels about 25 minutes down the mountain.
Your invitation lists who's invited. The RSVP form asks for everyone in your party. If you're unsure, ask us before you RSVP.
Please do. Use the song request form, or add one when you RSVP.
Having you there is plenty. If you'd like to give something, we have a honeymoon fund (see Registry).
The resort welcomes pets in most rooms for an additional nightly fee. Bean will, of course, be joining us! At her age, she’s quite accustomed to crowds and remains unfazed by most of the excitement. If you'd like your dog to be at the reception message us and we'll talk about it.
That said, we anticipate a busy event with plenty of activity, people, and commotion that may be overwhelming for some dogs. While we’re happy for guests to have their pets stay with them in their rooms, the reception area may potentially present safety concerns for dogs or waitstaff in such a lively environment.
Please consider your dog’s temperament and comfort when making your plans.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us create a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable experience for all our guests—both two-legged and four-legged!
Obviously. Join the Herd.
There will be drinks made available at the bar in the reception space. Per the venue, no outside alcohol is allowed in the reception area. Please be respectful of this and keep your outside adult beverages in your cabin until after the reception. ;)
