Schedule

Group Hike (Optional)

7:00 am - 11:00 am

Join us early to beat the rush for an easy group hike! We are planning to meet at Avalanche Lake trailhead at 7am, so that means leaving Whitefish by 6:15am! We've got cars if you need a lift. Text Taylor at (770) 639-3195 if you need help. Check out Glacier's car policy as you will need to reserve a ticket to enter the park from 7-4pm! More details on the FAQ page. https://www.recreation.gov/timed-entry/10087086/ticket/10087087

Welcome Reception!!

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Semi Formal/Western Cocktail Themed, Bring your favorite cowboy hat & bolo tie y'all! Attire ideas: cocktail dresses for the ladies, button downs and slacks for the men.

Please join us for our Welcome Party at the coolest brewery rooftop in town--Blackstar Brewpub! Although the wedding is mostly Adult Only, parents please bring your kids to Blackstar! There will be light appetizers, beer, wine, and fountain drinks. We can't wait to see you! Please note after a certain limit, it will turn into a cash bar. Thank you for coming this way!

Rite of Marriage Ceremony

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Black Tie Optional. Elegant Western Themed. Ladies: Formal evening gowns, floor-length dresses preferred. Men: Tuxedos, dark or light suits with ties preferred. Please reserve whites, nudes, and cream colors for the bride. Note that the bridal party will be in steel blue/dusty blue.

Our wedding ceremony where we will become one! We are so excited to celebrate this holy sacrament with Father Branson at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. In reverence of the Church, please consider our dress code. Ladies - nothing too short or low cut. Men - no shorts or jeans. Parking available onsite & free street parking. For those of you traveling with children, they are welcome to the ceremony. According to the Catholic Church, Marriage signifies an unbreakable union of two lives. The Lord himself shows that this signifies an unbreakable union by recalling the Creator's plan "in the beginning." Sacred Scripture begins with the creation of man and woman in the image and likeness of God and concludes with a vision of the "wedding-feast of the Lamb." Since marriage establishes the couple in a public state of life in the Church, it is fitting that its celebration be public, within a liturgical celebration, before a priest, witnesses, & the assembly of the faithful (CCC 1663)