What’s the dress code?

The welcome dinner is western chic.

Think elevated cowboy meets relaxed elegance. Feel free to bring you favorite boots, denim, hats or fringe—paired with smart pieces like a crisp button-down, flowy dress or a stylish jacket. It’s a blend of rustic charm and refined comfort.

We want you to feel like yourself, just a little dressed up for the occasion!

The ceremony is mountain formal.

Dress to impress, with a nod to the natural setting. Think suits and boots, cocktail or formal dresses—elevated looks that still feel comfortable and appropriate for the mountains.

For footwear, we recommend something stylish yet practical—wedges, block heels, dressy boots, or flats. Both the ceremony and reception will take place outside on grass and cobblestone.

How’s the weather?

Montana summers run warm during the day, but evenings in the mountains cool off quickly once the sun drops!

Bring a layer — a wrap, shawl, or light jacket will do the trick. Please bear in mind that the sun doesn’t set until roughly 9:30 p.m., so sunglasses or a hat are encouraged at all events.

Are kids welcome?

While we love your kids, our wedding ceremony and reception will be a child-free event, with the exception of immediate family. We hope you’ll take this chance for a special date night!

Do you have a registry?

Your love and best wishes are the greatest gift we could receive. We are not registered anywhere and kindly ask for no gifts.

Can I bring a guest?

We've kept the guest list intentionally small. Only those named on your invitation are able to attend — if you have a plus-one, it will be reflected there and when you RSVP.

Any wedding parking?

We strongly encourage guests to park at the Bitterroot Inn and take the shuttle. The shuttle departs for the ceremony promptly at 2:15 p.m. End-of-night shuttles will begin around 8:00 p.m. and run at the top of every hour.

Extremely limited parking will be available at the house, but we recommend using the shuttle.