Amy & Eamon didn’t just plan a wedding—they made magic happen in TWO WEEKS.

A "Notebook" moment under a waterfall, where they sealed the day with a kiss under chilly, rushing water. It was raw, beautiful, and absolutely them.

But the best part? Their sweet surprise! After exchanging vows, Morgan and Gavin shared a special moment with their family—a baby gender reveal inside their wedding cake!

Their June elopement was held in the morning, a sweet nod to Alex’s desire to start their new life together with the sunrise.

Despite the crazy wind, it was a glorious June day. We couldn’t have asked for better temps! We started out with a memorable first look on Whitefish Lake. Michelle walked down to Dylan on the dock and she had to strategically keep her balance so she wouldn’t fall into the lake! The water was white capping like the ocean but also sparkling and so were their smiles!

Setting off down the highway to Eastside of Glacier National Park, we were greeted by a tapestry of vibrant wildflowers and sweeping landscapes, a hidden gem before the bustle of summer.

Lexie and Shane, the epitome of authentic beauty and Midwestern kindness, tied the knot at Sprague Creek in Glacier National Park. Despite the rainy, wet, moody day, the vibe was nothing short of amazing, promising a bright summer ahead.

Glacier National Park welcomed Courtney and Daniel with an overcast sky. The clouds cast a dramatic light over the landscape, and while the rain held off, the wind added a touch of wildness to their lakeside ceremony.

So, you’ve decided to get married in Montana, now what? Well, we’re here to help with the next steps! We know there is so much information out there about traveling to a new place, so we’ve compiled a helpful list of 10 things you should know before you start researching and planning!

Is visiting Montana on your bucket list? Have you been admiring adventure elopement photos on Instagram? Do you have vivid memories of visiting Glacier National Park and want to share it with your fiancé? Are you reconsidering having a big wedding after starting to actually plan one? Stressful, huh?