May 17, 2025
We are so excited to share our wedding with you in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico! You can find all the details you need to know about our special weekend throughout this site. Be sure to check back periodically to RSVP, and find updates on optional group activities!
the weekend
thursday, may 15
Casual evening get-together for those arriving
early to Santa Fe.
5pm
FRIDAY, may 16
Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado
The Welcome Reception
(cocktail dresses, khakis and jackets)
saturday, may 17
Bishop’s Lodge
The Wedding
Ceremony
Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres
5:30 to 6:30pm
8 to 10pm
Event Terrace
Dinner & Dancing
6:30 to 11pm
Event Lawn & The Hall
long or tea length dresses
suits
ties optional
WEDDING DAY ATTIRE | Semi-formal
sunDAY, may 18
Open house style for those who want to recap the night or say their goodbyes! Guests are welcome to stop in anytime.
Brunch
cocKtail attire
198 NM-592
Santa Fe, NM 87506
1297 Bishops Lodge Road
Santa Fe, NM 87506
Historic Chapel Garden
Hosted by Kathy and Eric Hopkins
Bishop’s Lodge
1297 Bishops Lodge Road
Santa Fe, NM 87506
At the Stables
6 to 9pm
coME AS YOU ARE - JEANS and tees, sante fe style!
Hosted by Patti and Stephen Allen
Bishop’s Lodge
Top Mezzanine
9 to 11am
Wear whatever you are comfortable in for travel!
Welcome to
santa fe
Accommodations
We would love for you to join us at Bishop's Lodge!
Located at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range, Bishop's Lodge offers local cuisine, unique adventures, and unforgettable views! It's the perfect place for a peaceful getaway.
We have reserved a block of rooms for family and friends, linked below.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Bishop’s Lodge to be sure you have reservations within our block.
If you’d like to upgrade your accommodations, please email Bishop’s Lodge room coordinator directly here or call 888-741-0480.
BOOK NOW
To expedite this process please include your arrival and departure date, which room type(s) you are interested in booking, and be sure to note that you are a part of the Plasket-Hopkins wedding!
For those guests who prefer to stay near the Santa Fe Plaza, Hotel St. Francis is another option:
Hotel St. Francis
210 Don Gaspar Avenue
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
Hotel: 505-983-5700
Reservations: 1-800-529-5700
Accommodations
We would love for you to join us at Bishop's Lodge!
Located at the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range, Bishop's Lodge offers local cuisine, unique adventures, and unforgettable views! It's the perfect place for a peaceful getaway.
We have reserved a block of rooms for family and friends, linked below.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Bishop’s Lodge to be sure you have reservations within our block.
If you’d like to upgrade your accommodations, please email Bishop’s Lodge room coordinator directly here or call 888-741-0480.
To expedite this process please include your arrival and departure date, which room type(s) you are interested in booking, and be sure to note that you are a part of the Plasket-Hopkins wedding!
For those guests who prefer to stay near the Santa Fe Plaza, Hotel St. Francis is another option:
Hotel St. Francis
210 Don Gaspar Avenue
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
Hotel: 505-983-5700
Reservations: 1-800-529-5700
Accommodations
Getting Around
Complimentary shuttle service is provided to the Santa Fe downtown plaza. Shuttle is available on a first come, first served basis.
Guests may also borrow one of the complimentary vehicles for up to four hours to explore the nearby area, available on a first come, first served basis. Rideshare and concierge services can be arranged for an additional fee.
Bishop’s Lodge does not provide transportation to and from the airport.
Bishop's Lodge
Rideshares are available during the day in Santa Fe.
Our preferred car service:
New Mexico Black Car Service
(505) 316-1100
Flying In
The nearest airport to Santa Fe is Santa Fe (SAF), with flights through United and American Airlines. If you're looking for more options, Albuquerque (ABQ) is the next closest airport, about 1 hour from Santa Fe.
Getting Around
Complimentary shuttle service is provided to the Santa Fe downtown plaza. Shuttle is available on a first come, first served basis.
Guests may also borrow one of the complimentary vehicles for up to four hours to explore the nearby area, available on a first come, first served basis. Rideshare and concierge services can be arranged for an additional fee.
Bishop’s Lodge does not provide transportation to and from the airport.
Bishop's Lodge
Rideshares are available during the day in Santa Fe.
Our preferred car service:
New Mexico Black Car Service
(505) 316-1100
Flying In
The nearest airport to Santa Fe is Santa Fe (SAF), with flights through United and American Airlines. If you're looking for more options, Albuquerque (ABQ) is the next closest airport, about 1 hour from Santa Fe.
Car Rental
We highly recommend renting a car to get around Santa Fe. If you are renting a car from the Santa Fe Airport, we recommend utilizing Avis and Hertz as they are easily accessible (Enterprise is a 10 minute shuttle ride from the airport).
Car Rental
We highly recommend renting a car to get around Santa Fe. If you are renting a car from the Santa Fe Airport, we recommend utilizing Avis and Hertz as they are easily accessible (Enterprise is a 10 minute shuttle ride from the airport).
Wedding Day Transportation
Shuttles will be provided for those staying at Hotel St. Francis or other hotels at the Plaza on Saturday.
Wedding Day
Transportation
Shuttles will be provided for those staying at Hotel St. Francis or other hotels at the Plaza on Saturday.
A great introduction to Santa Fe
Read this article
A few of our favorites
Explore the Art
Both organically and deliberately, art has played a critical role in Santa Fe’s history, and continues to thrive today. The city ranks in the Top 3 Art Markets in the US with over 250 galleries. Additionally, museums abound, and the Institute of American Indian Arts calls Santa Fe home.
We certainly have our favorite galleries (either to purchase or to merely admire). Art, however, is so personal, both in creation and consumption, that we hesitate to pick a few…but encourage all to explore.
Instead, we recommend you wander up Canyon Road. The 100 galleries run the gamut (historical to modern, high to low), so something for everyone. The setting itself is historic, and very Santa Fe.
Escape Town
Engage with the History
This place we now call Santa Fe is still recognized as Oga Po’geh. This is the land of the Tewa, who have called this home for over a millennium. Santa Fe itself came to be in 1610. It is the site of the only successful Native revolt . . . and the home of O’Keefe and Oppenheimer. With such a long and rich history, a guided tour is a great way to get grounded in this amazing place. Ana Pacheco, whose family arrived in 1692, gives fantastic walking tours!
Eat the Chile!
Greet the day with a horseback ride along a scenic ridge in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains; discover beautiful wooded hiking trails in the Santa Fe National Forest, accessed straight from the property; embark on a pueblo tour to learn about the fascinating history and culture of the surrounding area. Discover a variety of unique curated Santa Fe excursions and experiences.
Northern New Mexico is stunning in its natural beauty (just ask all the artists that painted it). It’s easy never to leave town, but to really appreciate New Mexico, it’s best to get out to the land.
Bandalier and Abiqui are well worth the trip, but we frequently find ourselves on the road to Chimayo. The easy 25 minute drive from Santa Fe with views that truly inspire takes you to Santuario de Chimayo, a truly quintessential New Mexico church that also is very sacred within the Catholic Church. Known for its healing dirt, pilgrims make the walk from Santa Fe every Good Friday. We typically cap off a Chimayo trip with margaritas at Tesuque Village Market (on the way back to Bishop’s Lodge).
Santa Fe embraces food of all kinds. Restaurants rival galleries in number and James Beard chefs and establishments are plentiful. Nonetheless, the chile rules. The state question of New Mexico, which is asked at all meals, is “Red, Green, or Christmas??" The state fragrance is roasting green chile. Chiles are on our license plates. So, eat the Chile! It comes in everything…try everything. Bread, caramel, apple pie, quiche, you name it.
Better yet, learn how to work the chile yourself. The Santa Fe Cooking School, right in town, offers some great classes and the instructors make it fun! Ask for Mikah.
Things to do around Santa Fe
The nearest airport to Santa Fe is Santa Fe (SAF), with flights through United and American Airlines. If you're looking for more options, Albuquerque (ABQ) is the next closest airport, about 1 hour from Santa Fe.
See our Getting Around section for information about getting around Santa Fe.
What is the best way to get to & around Santa Fe?
While we would love to have everyone’s families celebrate with us, all of our events will be adult-only. We would be happy to provide babysitting resources if needed.
Are children invited to the weekend events?
The weather ranges from mildly warm to very warm in May. It gets chilly in the evenings and can be windy, making it feel colder than it is.
What’s the weather like in Santa Fe in May?
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Santa Fe is located 7,200 feet above sea level. Be sure to hydrate before and during your travel to Santa Fe!
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