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Welcome! e are thrilled to put the Every Pretty Detail W Magazine in your hands with this inaugural issue! We will be sharing with you weddings from throughout our beautiful state of Montana as well as key information from inside the Montana Wedding Industry to help you plan your dream wedding.

From mountain tops and ranches to a small urban restaurant and everything in between, we showcase how Montana’s premier vendors can provide every wedding detail imaginable by featuring eleven real weddings and four inspirational photo shoots. So much fun is possible in a Montana wedding. And, as you collect inspiration, we urge you to find ways to change it up to be uniquely you. Be sure to check out our online version of Every Pretty Detail Magazine and the Blog, which includes “Evie”—our automated and interactive wedding planning resource. Evie transforms the way you connect with event services and is exclusive to Every Pretty Detail. It is so easy—and fun. Enjoy your trip through our pages for ideas, palettes, textures, and inspiration. Cheers,

Chanda Wirtz, Founder & Editor and the Every Pretty Detail Team

First Edition 2020

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All the Pretty Things feature weddings Sami & Ryan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nina & Matt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mallory & Dan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Laura & Tuli. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annie & Brad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam & Max. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lindsey & Jase. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Olivia & Cody. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robin & Thomas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mikaela & Zach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leah & Tristan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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inspiration Sunsets in Spring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sapphire Devotion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coral Charm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Copper & Candlight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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the details From the Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Introducing Evie! Montanaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Virtual Wedding Assistant. . 5 On The Centerfold: All Seasons . . . . . . 46 MT Wedding Planning Guide. . . . . . . . 48 Planning: Your First Step. . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Drinks & Clinks Cocktail Showcase. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Vendor Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Montana’s Virtual Wedding Assistant

Introducing Evie, She is quirky. She is funny. She is highly connected to the Montana Wedding Vendors you are looking for— powered by coffee, wardrobe changes, and helping you.

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I am Evie, it’s nice to meet you!

Evie is your personal virtual Wedding Assistant. She connects you to talented Montana Wedding Vendors through a conversational interface, streamlining the process of searching and connecting to the vendors you need. Look for her Widget Icon in the Vendor Directory on the inside back cover and check the lower right corner of your screen on our website and blog. Epdmagazine.com

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Ryan

Red Lodge, Montana

Springtime in the mountains with lush green

grass and big skiesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;we love the texture of the colorful Spring florals in contrast with the softness of the hand-torn silk ribbons. The Beartooth Mountains are laced throughout the wedding with fun elements from the grand views to the tiers on the cookie table to the graphics on the stationery and the gentlemenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tie clips. The bride did a few boudoir snaps in her garter before bridesmaidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s photos in matching floral robes prior getting into their dresses; the bridesmaids mix and matched their gown style in the same hue. Cookies were served instead of cake. A place for all the pretty things

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Matt

Big Sky, Montana

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minimalist approach in this wedding allows the beauty of scenery to shine and makes impactful statements where needed. We love that the only flowers that appear are in the brideâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bouquet, which include two lilies that represent the Bride and Groom. The groom was surprised in the first look when the bride decided she wanted to be holding a horse when he saw her. Small gold accents add, elementally, to the nature inspired dĂŠcor in a subtle and thoughtful way adorning the single elongated table, which enhances the intimacy to the closest friends and family who attended their wedding. 12

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Mallory & Dan Glacier National Park, Montana

Taking place in iconic Glacier, this wedding

weaves glacier blue tones throughout its theme. We love the floral ties and pocket squares, with the groom’s set apart in ivory, and how they pull the floral arrangements through in a pleasing aesthetic. The couple made it “Montana” with a fun signature cocktail, Huckleberry Lemonades— yes, please—and giving a selection of local goods as favors. Agate slices were used as place cards for at the reception and were pulled cohesively into the design of the gorgeous wedding cake, flourished in glacial-hued mountain ranges and a geode. A place for all the pretty things

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Inspiration

Sunsets in Spring bozeman, montana

This stylized photo shoot was envisioned in

admiration of the sunsets that grace Montana in the springtime—the skies look like paintings. The floral arrangements are as large as Montana with many locally sourced greens and flowers. Montana truly is the last best place, with its scenery creating art. This shoot embodies the rustic magnetism of the West and the refinement of the city by including beautiful handiwork from several downtown shops that represent Bozeman’s distinctive charisma. With custom reclaimed barn wood elements and the glamour of the Yogo Sapphires—mined exclusively in Montana—this shoot laces the two together saturated in as much inspiration as our big sky.

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Laura

Tuli

Big Sky, Montana

he antiquity in this Western ranch wedding is lovely in its authenticity. The bride wears vintage Native American turquoise jewelryâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;including an iconic squash-blossom necklace. The tables are set with various textured and patterned linens adding a wonderful eclectic effect with the mix of antique bottles and candelabras. We love the muted palette with western tones and that the Bridesmaidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; dresses were made by a Montana company that creates clothing from repurposed fabrics. The boots featured are also Montana made one-of-a-kind pairs.

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Annie

Brad

Three Forks, Montana

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a church ceremony, the reception takes place in a round barn. A mix of round and rectangular tables set the space for dinner which has a complexity to the design. We love the balance this createsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and how four quite different centerpieces add height, depth, and texture to the tables. Barnwood tables are adorned with a corresponding runner and chairpads to match the round tables in linen, paired with the classic cross back chairs, setting up a gorgeous fusion of venue-supplied pieces and supplementary rentals for large weddings. The deep red napkins tie them together, creating that cohesive aesthetic. Wheat accents combined with the cookie theme gives framework about the couple and their lovely barn celebration. 36

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Big Sky, Montana

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mountain rudiments run throughout this themed wedding, adventure adds an exciting atmosphere. The black and white palette couples timelessly with a secondary design palette in blues and greens exclusively for the bridal party. We love the classic white wedding paired adventurously with black and mountain-inspired hues. The bridesmaids mix their gowns while the groomsmen match in their suits, creating another lovely contrast. The couple explored by hiking in the mountains with friends during their wedding week. In their wedding ceremony, they used water from two different lakes from separate exploits, committing to each other—their greatest adventure—as sewn into the groom’s tie. A place for all the pretty things

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Montana Your Wedding Destination Through All Seasons

Big Sky, Big Dreams

Montana offers stunning national parks, river valleys, ranches with mountain backdrops , historic barns, from rustic to elegant, in all four seasons. We’re unusual, we’re challenging—amazing scenery here under the Big Sky—and we offer a warm welcome and high end services for those who marry here. Montana offers sophisticated on-trend planners and vendors to create the team that brings you the wedding of your dreams. Nothing could be more adventurous and spectacular for your special day!

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Montana Wedding Planning Guide a year or more in advance

 Determine a budget  Begin creating a guest list  Decide on a wedding priority  Gather inspiration  Research the wedding market you intend to wed in  Hire a wedding coordinator  Announce your engagement

11+ months in advance

 Select a wedding color palette and general style  Choose your bridal party  Select a date and book a venue  Reserve large rentals such as tents, tables, chairs etc.  Schedule bridal appointments to try on dresses  Finalize guest list  Book a Photographer and get engagement photos done  Book a Florist  Book a Band or DJ

10+ months in advance

 Appoint an officiate ; Research Marriage Requirements  Work with wedding planner on wedding design and style  Decide on and purchase your wedding gown  Begin looking at bridal Party attire  Schedule tastings and select a caterer  Register for gifts  Design a fun wedding website

8 months in advance

 Order “Save the Dates” / Engagement Party Invites  Engagement Party  Choose a style of wedding dessert and book the baker  Purchase wedding rings  Begin planning the honeymoon + apply for passports?  Hire a Bar Service and work on alcohol selections  Book additional vendors (photo booth or videography)

6 months in advance

 Send out “Save the Dates”  Set up room blocks for out of town guests  Book Transportation  Book flights for destination wedding /honeymoon  Book accommodations for wedding /honeymoon  Update your wedding website  Order Bridesmaid attire  Order invitations + rehearsal dinner invitations, menus  Reserve all additional rentals

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4 months in advance

 Plan fun group activities the week of the wedding  Send out Wedding invitations  Book a hair and makeup trial  Book the rehearsal dinner reservation; begin a seating chart  Finalize menus with your caterer  Get groom and groomsmen fitted for their suits

3 months or more in advance

 Confirm floral style; estimated counts with florist  Schedule a dress fitting and schedule alterations if needed  Confirm all bridal party attire  Confirm shot list with photographer  Finalize rehearsal dinner and mail out invitations  Finalize Ceremony/Reception music with DJ or Band

2 months in advance

 Purchase bridal accessories  Schedule final dress fitting  Finalize the schedule for the week-of wedding events  Order Bridal Party gifts  Order Welcome bags and favors  Finalize drink selections with your bartender  Finalize cake flavors with your baker

the month prior

 Pick up rings; pick up your gown  Schedule suit fitting the week of the wedding  Track down missing RSVPs and confirm attendance  Finalize a seating chart and order place cards  Confirm guest count and meal selections with Caterer  Finalize floral arrangements  Finalize rental quantities  Determine walking order for bridal party

the month of your wedding

 Pack for your honeymoon  Break in your wedding shoes  Confirm transportation and travel  Send timeline/contact information to your bridal party  Confirm all details with planner and officiate

the week of your wedding

 Get your rings cleaned  Have your dress steamed  Relax and enjoy this special week  Drop off welcome bags to lodging  Create Vendor final payment and gratuity envelopes

Planning—Your First Step C ongratulations,

you’re engaged! Now it’s time to plan the single most important day in your life. The first step—prior to setting a date, reaching out to that photographer you have been following on Instagram, or shopping for the perfect shoes—is establishing your wedding budget. It may not the first thing you want to think about, but your budget clarity is absolutely necessary for so many reasons.

establish your budget Set your wedding budget as early as possible to initiate clear communication between the couple and both families, and realistic expectations of who is responsible for which costs. Never assume someone will or should pay for your wedding. Instead, engage in a conversation with those can contribute and in what specific ways they would like to. Total all contributions, in addition to what you and your fiancé have combined, for your overall projected budget.

prioritize Your next step is to choose a priority for your wedding. Do you want to emphasize fun, to have amazing food, or to document wonderful memories? The priority you choose as a couple gets first consideration in your budget, leads the vision for the day, and is the thing you will not compromise on.

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Once you know your budget and have set a priority, research the area or location where you plan to get married. Beware of generalized percentage budgets based on vendor type— they vary greatly and do not hold up in all vendor markets, Montana in particular. To further understand the market in the location where you intend to getting married, reach out to vendors in that area to see if your budget, priority, and guest count are a good fit.

your guest list You can have the wedding you want on any budget—but success depends on one major factor: your guest count. The number of guests is directly linked to your budget—for food and beverage costs, staff time, rentals, and so much more. The more guests, the more budget it will take to include everyone.

budget confidence Tackle your budget with three simple steps. Number one, establish your total budget, confident that you can have the wedding of your dreams, but you must stick to your priority for the day. When building your guest list, be sure it aligns with your budget and the priority of choice. And finally, align all three—budget, priority, guest list number—in the destination market where you intend to hold your wedding. Enjoy the process. Your wedding is going to be memorable, incredible, and so much fun!

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Sapphire Devotion bozeman, montana

The brilliance for this stylized photo shoot

was inspired by the bold, rich colors found in Montana Yogo sapphiresâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;ranging from soft blue to deep indigo. The fresh white space allows the palette to really shine and was the perfect setting for this modern design vision. The bride wears a gorgeous sequined blue jumpsuit with a detachable multi-layered skirt fashioned by photographer Ingrid Svare. Hand-dyed gauze runners adorn the tabletops with hand torn silk ribbons wrapping the bouquet. Flatlay shots present the pretty little details as style and cerulean hues come together to create a gorgeous sapphire dedication with stones and settings made by Montana. A place for all the pretty things

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www.saucecateringmontana.com

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Jase

Paradise Valley, Montana Bright pops of yellow are riveting in this early

spring wedding and stand out against the scenery. The groom’s suit is set apart by a different color altogether, while the ties pull in a splash of uniformity. We love the bride’s detachable train and the mixed bridal party with a lady appearing on the groom’s side. The bride’s side is represented in a playful line up of jumpsuit and dresses each in a similar hue with varying patterns. The bouquets and boutonnières are a spirited contrast in an additional pop of spring color, tying all the patterns and texture together in a wonderfully whimsical fashion. 56

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Coral Charm missoula, montana

Coral hues embellish this delicate inspiration-

al shoot. Gorgeous floral graphics emerge on the artfully crafted invitation and place cards on the reception tables, which coordinate with the “Coral Charm” peony blooms appearing in the bridal bouquet and additional floras. Making a statement in its vibrant show of color, the coral brings an unexpected element to the design palette and works beautifully in contrasting with the sophisticated classic blue, recently named color of the year for 2020. Lacy cake stenciling paired with lace table runners creates a cohesive look. Vintage elements—a stunning furniture lounge and blush glasses—and soft tones of the natural setting come together rousing charming inspiration. A place for all the pretty things

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Olivia

Cody

Belgrade, Montana

Timeless meets contemporary with a histor-

ic barn backdrop during the ceremony and a tent covered reception dinner. We love the use of space, creating a guest experience from place to place within the venue. A local ice cream truck serves during the cocktail hourâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;who couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t love that at a summer wedding? Inside the barn, dessert and dancing take place. The subtleties make a grand statement. Antlers and banners baring shields reveal a lodge-like atmosphere based in modern antiquity. While the glassware reflects the green hue of lushness in the greenery and clear glass is contrasted in the tablescape to create a clean and concise aesthetic.

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Thomas

Bozeman, Montana

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tones, starry elements, and dramatic black details align with color of the year—Classic Blue—in this celestial celebration. Crystals adorn the tabletops. The couple’s zodiacs are present on the invitation, cake, and cufflinks. Marble chargers with off-set plates create a crescent effect correlating to the phases of the moon graphics used in the custom invitation which parallels the favors at each setting. We love how the bride and groom got dressed together— each helping the other—prior to the ceremony, which takes place under a star-filled tent in front of a moon gate arch.

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Cocktail Showcase

The Montana Mule

Add ice to a copper mug. Pour 1.5 oz. Montana whiskey over ice, add the juice of one lime, and fill up the mug with quality ginger beer. Garnish with fresh huckleberries, lime, and mint.

Choosing alcohol options for your wedding reception? Consider serving a few regional beers from one of Montanaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s abundant micro-breweries. If you plan a signature cocktail, why not make it Montana themed? Include a regional liquor or whiskey from a Montana distillery. One of our favorite refershing cocktails is a regional twist on the popular Moscow Mule: the Montana Mule substitutes vodka for Montana whiskey. This exchange is sure to pleasantly surprise your guests. Serve in the traditional copper mug. For extra Montana flair, muddle or top the Mule with fresh huckleberriesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a seasonal summer berry in the Rocky Mountains and local flavor favorite.

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Inspiration

Copper and Candlelight Pony, Montana

This stylized photo shoot was forged in the venue’s name—Copper K Ranch. Inspired by the richness of fall colors, the palette casts moody hues. Dried stems were included throughout the floral arrangements—which is currently on trend—tying the fall scenery into the design. Deep reds contrast in the color palette while pinks work to soften it, producing a captivating color melt. Elements of copper accenting, from the flatware and tumblers to the pipes hanging in the stonework arches and the stunning stamped pottery with a patina finish flush with evening’s golden light—and the champagne tones of the bride’s gown—to compose a luminous vision for inspiration. A place for all the pretty things

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Mikaela & Zach Absarokee, Montana

uffalo plaid linens mix and match with a black head table creating a dramatic reception area. Black string lights create a luminous balance with wood elements overhead. The wooden tent floor, rafters, and chargers creates top to bottom uniformity, while the backdrop behind the couple ties it all together with a European buffalo mount. We love the classic black and white tuxedo with the use of the black and white linens, buffalo element, and the color palette, alluding to a modern rustic elegance. The couple leaves the ceremony on a dirt bikeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a bold and exhilarating exit!

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Tristan

Billings, Montana

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the historic downtown area delivers a pleasing industrial atmosphere. The inviting backyard, with vining greens and art murals, creates a charming space for an intimate ceremony. A mingling of bright florasâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;inspired by wildflowersâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;modern lines, and softly textured linens is a fresh take on an imaginative and thoughtful celebration. We love the collection of traditional table pieces in contrast to the pops of color, quirky modern furniture, and art. The artfully textured cake is striking in its craft and mirrors the unexpected: the bride and groom walking each other down the aisle.

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Vendor Directory specialty vendors Canty Boots 34 Lulu Pottery 82 RevivALL Clothing 34 Alterations Elite Couture Sewing & Alterations 58, 94 bakeries Blue Moon Bakery 42 Cakes by Jenn 16, 82 Cakes from Cabin Ridge 34 Chef Sarah White 38 Elle’s Belles Bakery 38, 68, 76 Milk and Honey 52, 64 Miss Patti Cake 22 Sweets by Sam 58, 94 Wild Crumb 27 bands Arterial Drive 11 Darren James Music 94 Little Jane and The Pistol Whips 34 Sweet Sage 76 The Dirty Shame 68 The Max 38 bars Bar III 42

Fumi Nagai 68, 76 Just For You Salon & Beauty Bar 27 Hair and Makeup by Lex 82 Matte by Natalie 64 Velvet 76 Naked Canvas Artistry 34 Sugar Bare Studio 34 Untamed Beauty 16 bridal boutiques After 5 and Weddings 27, 76 Belle on Blanc 58, 88 La Belle Elaine’s Bridal 68 La Vita E Bella 22 Mimi’s Bridal 64 Plume Bridal 76 White Dress Boutique 42 caterers A Moveable Feast 64 Cinnamon & Sage Catering 29, 38 Sauce Catering & Food Truck 55, 68 Genuine Ice Cream Company 68 ceremony musicians Gossamer Strings 34 cinematographers Honeybee Weddings 64 Mollica Films 42 Niveus Productions 38 Single Six Media 52 Wild Rose Videography 16, 76

beauty services Beauty and the Belief 52, 58 Brooklynn Studio 27, 68 CS Bridal Styling 22 DJs Dandilu Freelace 11 Joe’s Mobile DJ 16, 34, 58 II can help you Sidecar Audio DJ 22 find great vendors. . . Yo DJ 88 happy to help! –Evie

Florists Amber Everly Design 16, 29, 76 Amselmi Floral Studio 78, back cover Angela Treadeu 38 Blumen Roots 64 Budget Bouquet 42 Conrad Floral 22 Flower Bar 52 Flower Happy Floral 64 Labellum 34 96

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Mac’s Floral 11, 88 Magic City Floral 58 Passiflora Farm 94 Rosewood Atelier 82 The Wild Blume front cover, 27, 68 Invitations Bon Temps Calligraphy 52, back cover Chain O’Lakes Litho 42 Ice Pond Press 82 My Dye Lady 38 Noteworthy Paper and Press 64, 76 Penned Designs 94 Jewelers Alara Jewelry 52, 78 BC Clark Jewelers 22 Esther Sullivan Jewelry 34 Goldsmith Gallery Jewelers 88 The Gem Gallery 27 Konzuk 34 Marina Kessler Jewelry 82 Olive & Piper 42 Peter Norman d’Meyers 94 Rogers and Company 64 Lingerie Suelto 27 Linens BBJ Linen 76, 94 Latavola 94 Mensware Rentals After 5 and Weddings 27, 76 Step’n Out Formal Wear 58 Photo Booth Big Sky Photo Booth 78 Photographers Amber Renee Photography 58 Amelia Anne Photography 29, 38 Avenue One Photography 16 Carrie Anne Photography 46 Elements of Light Photography 82 Entenmann Photography 11 Floating Leaf Studios inside front cover Honeybee Weddings 64 Ingrid Svare Photography 52

Jeremiah and Rachel Photography 29 Jessie Moore Photography 34, 60 Kelly Kirksey Photography 22 Kene Sperry Photography 24 Kristin Jean, Photographer 88 Macy Spencer Photography 94 Merissa Lambert Photography 55, 76, 78 Nicole Wild Imagery 42 Notarius Photography front cover, back cover, 27, 55, 68, 78 Orange Photographie 24, 78 Simply Sarah Photography 50

Gallatin River Lodge 76 Glacier Park Lodge 22 Headwaters Ranch 38 Moonlight Basin 42 Quaking Aspen Ranch 88 Rainbow Ranch Lodge 16 Rock Creek Resort 11 The Fieldhouse 94 White Raven 64

Planners Amy Wallin 42 Bash 68 Beautifully Born Events 34 Better To Gather Events 94 Every Pretty Detail 16, 27, 76 Happenings Montana 52 Honeybee Weddings 64 Wander North Events, Leslie Lukas 38 Planning Everyday Events 58 Valerie Joy Events 34

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Rentals Empress Tents and Events 64 Gallatin Event Rental 24, 27, 76 Hutch Event Rentals 88, 94 Montana Harvest Tables 82 Montana Party Rentals 27, 34, 38, 42, 68, 7,6 82 Table Twenty Five 64 Tailored and Tied 38, 52, 68 Custom Signage Pine and Company 64 Tailored and Tied 38, 52, 68 Transportation Outlaw Carriage Company 34 Venues 320 Guest Ranch 34 Chico Hot Springs Resort 58 Copper K Ranch 82 Emerson Cultural Center 52 Foster Creek Farm 68 Gallatin River Hideaway 27

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Special Thanks I would like to thank all of the vendors for their submissions and support throughout this process. You all are amazing! Sarah, thank you for your friendship and supplemental images. Collette, thank you for your lovely calligraphy

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Florals: Amselmi Floral Studio Photo: Notarius Photography Art Lettering: Bon Temps Calligraphy

on the back cover and handiwork with a vision. Thank you, Carrie Anne, for the images that fill our centerfold pages. An additional and large thank you to Jane for all your long hours and for being so patient with me; I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know what I would have done without you! Pam, thank you for answering our questions and being ready for us when we finally got there And lastly, thank you to my amazing partner at this, at life. Levi, thank you for supporting my dreams and for all the graphic help, the tech help, kid help, dinner help, and everything else you did to assist in this process.

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