Rocky Mountain Bride Montana | Winter 2014

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Real Montana Weddings Mountain Man Style Big Sky Inspires Meet The Montana Pros RMB Gown Guide + More Mountain Tips

The Ultimate Planning resource FOR A

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on the winter cover Location: Rainbow Ranch, Big Sky, Montana Photographer: Amelia Anne Photography Models: Ashley & Shane Bossard Dress: Custom Made Hair & Makeup: Bride did her own

publisher Rocky Mountain Bride, LLC

president Juli Rathke

associate publisher Abby Turner

editor-in-chief Abby Turner

contributors/associates Geneveive Burmeister Alexis Hyyppa Megan Jacks Erika Oltmann Bonnie Rathke Emily Steingart

fashion and beauty advisors Taylor Chamberlain

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on the spring cover Location: Roy’s Barn, Bozeman, Montana Model: Denise Schnider Styling and Design: Big Sky Weddings - Heather Nicole May Florist: Stems Dress: Martina Liana Hair + Makeup: Claire Dryer

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Rocky Mountain Bride cannot be held liable for the quality or performance of goods and services rendered by the advertisers published in this magazine.

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perspectives 10. welcome to montana visit, enjoy, marry in big sky sountry

38. planners & catering some valuable insight on who does what

style 28. mountain man style a true mountain man get’s an RMB make-over

33. boutonniere bliss explore all the options for a bold boutonniere

68. rmb’s gown guide the latest trends hot off the runway for spring

40. organic and ethereal a bohemian styled shoot to impress

48. out west engagement true love in the true west

54. favorite etsy things we do the finding for you each season

meet the pros 26. discover plume bridal

discover 46. the woodlands a wedding venue in a pristine forest

67. altitude factor get the facts and give the facts to your guests

72. big sky resort a mountain top resort gone wed-cation

76. the baxter hotel a historic landmark and venue in bozeman

downtown Bozeman bridal boutique

58. meet just a taste catering chef liz offers amazing service and food

63. evolve images capturing moments to be forever remembered

honeymoon 60. coeur d’alene resort a honeymoon in the rocky mountains

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Welcome to the inaugural issue of Rocky Mountain Bride Montana. We are so excited to be bringing you the best of the west from the amazing state of Montana - now in print!

Abby Turner, Associate Publisher

First off, let us say congratulations! You have made the first step in this amazing process, you said “YES!” Now you have started a journey and chose to take Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine along for the ride. What you have found is the ‘welcome’ issue of Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine – Montana. After 18 years of bringing you the best of Rocky Mountain weddings, we are bringing you even more of the best state by state. You might also find Rocky Mountain Bride Magazine – Wyoming and Colorado in your searches. Inside you’ll find the essence of weddings in each state.

What makes each area unique while keeping Rocky Mountain weddings amazing? YOU! The

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Bride! So, step inside…

From here on out, you can explore a full year of Rocky Mountain weddings, destination or homegrown, featured in the magazine along with advice for getting married in the mountains, and much more. Check us out online as well.

and advice from the local wedding professionals. We’ll also be keeping tabs on wedding & bridal shows in your area so you can attend too, or see what you missed if you couldn’t be there in person.

Enjoy your engagement, it is such a special time

We continue to cover all of the Rocky Mountain

for you as a couple. And to all the couples who

region online. From Sedona to Sun Valley,

have already shared their love with RMB, a

Glacier to Aspen and all of the valleys in

very warm THANK YOU. Without you, and

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wedding professionals and an amazing industry,

Just as the Rocky Mountains span so many areas, so does the RMB Magazine – find us on

we wouldn’t be able to share the big skies and Rocky Mountains in the way we do!

facebook and check out our blog for daily

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inspirations, Real Weddings from your areas

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welcome to...

MONTANA

By Abby Turner

Big Sky Country is the home to the most amazing

in the whole US. If it is an urban setting that a

things you could find. The most gracious, yet strong

destination bride & groom might crave, downtown

people you can meet, and the biggest skies you

Montana is where they will go. For example, finding

might ever see. It’s a destination for tourists, engaged

a gorgeous boutique hotel is easy. Then a couple

couples, entrepreneurs, and those with the Wild

can pair it with the wilderness, so close it can be

West in their hearts.

seen from town; each guest can experience the best of both worlds.

What is it about this place? What makes couples

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want to share their love in the vast valleys or tall

Weddings in Montana are gorgeous, rustic and

peaks that make Montana a “Last Best Place?” To

professionally created – just ask the professionals in

answer these questions, it is necessary to KNOW

this magazine! Check out our professional profiles

Montana. Not just read about it in magazines, or

to see what these great wedding vendors have to

tally up how many times a Montana town is listed

say about why they are part of this wedding industry.

on the “US Top 10 cities for …” It’s about visiting,

Maybe it is the easy access to rustic venues, but

exploring and experiencing all that we have to offer.

Rocky Mountain Bride would say that it’s the people.

It always is. Wedding professionals in Montana are

Getting back to nature is the first part. Montana has

widely recognized across national websites, print

so much to do and enjoy, and more than all of that,

magazines and more for their excellence in wedding

it has a lot to teach about what getting outside really

planning. In this great state, couples find the same

means. When a bride and groom bring their friends

talent they would find anywhere else plus that little

and family to Montana, maybe for the first time, they

something about Montana personalities that make

have the opportunity to share wild waters, quite

them fun-loving, friendly and personable.

woods and peaceful yet tremendous mountain tops.

Recreational activities will not leave thrill seekers

Ok, there’s the point. Image a wild, rugged nature

disappointed, and those craving calm will find it next

that invites visitors in through a calming presence

to a river or soaking in a hot spring pool.

and daring landscape. Then, captures them by

Once the nature and the wildlife is appreciated, then

get enough of. Still don’t believe – join everyone

it’s the charming towns and downtown Main Streets

who has already found Montana and – Get Lost in

that will keep guests occupied from morning to late

Montana! Visit us to plan a destination wedding and

night. There isn’t a town in Montana that does not

an experience your guests have never had before.

offering a friendly experience that visitors just can’t

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By Megan Jacks

Wedding Professionals giving back in their community In the spirit of charity, one group of wedding specialists are doing amazing work to give back to a deserving couple the gift of a lifetime – a $40,000 wedding. Almost all aspects of the couple’s wedding were donated by area wedding professionals who contributed their services as “The Gift Worth Giving.”

together – perhaps the ultimate expression of love between two individuals. So, in order for us to help perpetuate the love, we’ve decide to gift it in the form of an unforgettable wedding day to a deserving, loving Montana couple,” say The Gift Worth Giving Founders.

Three Bozeman business owners began the idea to gift a dream wedding to one deserving Montana couple. Larry Stanley, photographer and owner of Montana Wedding Photographer, Jena Silverness, event designer and owner of Silver Lined Weddings and Megan Jacks, owner of After 5 and Weddings bridal and formal wear shop, along with producer, Stana Milodragovich, teamed up to give a dream wedding each year.

For the past three years, this dream wedding has been held at Springhill Pavilion. Owners of the Pavilion, Sally and Chum Howe, reserved one prime wedding date for the deserving couple while Gift Sponsors filled in the rest. The event design, the bridal gown, attendants’ dresses, tuxedo rentals, photography, flowers, catering, DJ, wedding rings, make-up, beverages and more are provided for the couple by an amazing group of top-notch, local wedding businesses.

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Images in this article are from the third Gift Worth Giving wedding, celebrating Jordan and Justin’s wedding day on June 11, 2013 at Springhill Pavilion. Photography by Larry Stanley - Montana Wedding Photographer.

Besides the necessary requirements for a wedding, such as music, flowers, the bridal

financially for a wedding. More importantly,

gown and others, business owners across the

her dad was not there to walk her down the

Gallatin Valley have donated services that

aisle and her mom was heartbroken. This dream

make the couples’ experience truly one of a

wedding meant the world for the whole family.

kind. From a workout regime to dance lessons and a honeymoon package, the amount of services donated to make a difference to the Bozeman community truly has no price.

The Gift and owner of After 5 and Weddings.

“Once we meet the finalists and hear their unique and deserving stories, it is so difficult to only choose one! We would love to be able

opportunity. The winning couple is chosen

to give a wedding to each couple who has

by The Gift Worth Giving founders and

shared their story with us.”

many ways. Our couples have experienced financial hardship, illness or they might have been very community-minded and deserving of this gift because they themselves were so giving of their time as volunteers. Our couples have been considered for many reasons.”

The founders and organizers of The Gift Worth Giving, along with countless local wedding businesses work tirelessly over the course of four months to prepare the wedding and the couple for their dream day. This amazing group only has roughly four months to complete the planning process; much less time than the normal bride has to plan her wedding day.

The story of the first ever Gift Worth Giving

However, due to the top quality and heart of

couple is one of the most poignant: Heidi

all those involved, the deserving couple is given

Turney and Tanner Lagge are native Montanans

a day to remember.

living in Dillon, Montana. Heidi and Tanner met the first time when she was a senior in high school. Almost three more years went by before they ran into each other again, and found that they still had a connection. They knew then that they were meant for each other.

Tanner not only fell in love with her, but also her then 7 month-old son. Heidi is the youngest of five children in a very close knit family. Almost exactly a year before her application, their father, Bobby Joe, was tragically killed in an avalanche while snowmobiling. Without

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difficult part”, says Megan Jacks, co-founder of

Each year, many couples apply to be

Jacks, states, “Deserving can be defined in

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“The selection process is always the most

considered for this once in a lifetime

contributing sponsors. As Founder, Megan

“Businesses work tirelessly over the course of 4 months to complete the planning process.”

her father, her family had no way to provide

The Gift Worth Giving has completed three successful years of donating a wedding. This year the founders have chosen to take a summer off to reflect upon what has already come to be appreciated in the Gallatin Valley and Montana community. They are not accepting applications for this coming year, but are looking forward to the exciting growth that has stemmed from the charitable hearts of this community. Check out images and more about The Gift Worth Giving on their Facebook page.

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Birdsong Photography

Bethany and Adam had the perfect day for their August 10th, 2013 rustic mountain wedding. These two dentists were all smiles as they celebrated at Many Glacier Hotel with friends, family, and the occasional grizzly bear! The pair were long-time friends before dating, which, through fun, humor and care turned into love.

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the designer

Brittany gave the event

designer some ideas of what she liked and together were able to pull in all the elements.

the proposal John surprised Bethany with a Bulldog puppy with a tag on it’s collar that said “Will you marry me?”

the theme The wedding day was rustic chic-inspired.

the colors They chose green, brown, and white, accented by soft pinks and purples; inspired by nature and succulents.

the dress

Bethany described her

embroidered lace fit-and-flair as “AMAZING”.

the flowers

Succulents, dusty pink roses,

and rustic leaves were the florals chosen.

the cake

A 3-tier vanilla cake, covered

with succulents to add a rustic element.

the first dance “Hysteric” by Yeah Yeah Yeahs – it describes our feeling of love for one another.

the food Bethany and John served Montana traditional foods. Guests enjoyed bison meatballs and sausage-stuffed mushrooms as hors d’oeuvres and then feasted on steak, trout, and chicken for the main course.

the unexpected

No one planned for

all the grizzly bear sightings. Some think it was good luck!

the unique The lodge was settled in the middle of a national park and having an amazing guest list of people that were special to the bride and groom, all who came to the isloated location to celebrate.

favorite detail “Being at the most majestic location on earth, and becoming united with friends and family to help us celebrate.�

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the three adjectives "Majestic, Beautiful, and Happiness" the honeymoon The couple escapted to Kauai, Hawaii. advice for other RMB’s "Be prepared for anything. Nature will dictate how the wedding day is, and the best thing to do is roll with the punches. We wouldn’t have changed a thing. The wedding was very affordable due to location and nature’s contribution to the décor. "

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Wedding Vocab We are trying to make the learning curve of planning your wedding as simple as possible.

Sometimes it takes being in the industry years before you can really speak "wedding". Here are some tips to help you learn the language.

Catering Captain: Catering staff member in charge of making sure the fabulous food you’ll be eating at your wedding is served perfectly!

Chafing Dish: Sometimes fancy, sometimes simple these containers hold the food on your buffet and keep it warm!

Charger Plate: A simple and effective way to class us your tables. Chargers are a plate you don’t eat on that elegantly displays the plates you do eat on.

Cocktail Hour: Commonly an hour following the wedding ceremony when guests enjoy cocktails and appetizers and the Bride, Groom and family take breathtaking photos.

Cocktail Table: Tall table for guests to mingle around during cocktail hour.

Damask: A kind of linen, silk, cotton or rayon fabric made with flat patterns interwoven into the fabric. Often used for formal napkins and tablecloths.

Dance Floor: The designated area for reception celebrations, including dancing, cake-cutting, speeches and toasts.

Commonly the area is adjacent to the bandstand, stage or DJ booth, and is centrally located. It is important to select a dance floor size appropriate for the number of wedding guests. Consult with a flooring professional to determine the size you'll need.

Destination Wedding: What you call your Montana wedding if your not from Montana.

Formal Exit: This occurs at the end of the night everyone goes outside to send the Bride and Groom off. A Sparkler exit is by far RMB’s favorite way to do this.

Overlay: Pretty fabric that is put over the tablecloth to dress up your wedding tables. A great way to add color, style and fun.

Sweetheart Table: Used during the reception this small table is for the Bride and Groom to sit alone at and enjoy their

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As we find ourselves out and about, we love to share with you our favorite finds. You can find these finds more frequently on the blog, but during our month of publishing, these few COLORFUL items became part of our must-haves! Enjoy.

travel Pop of Pink Travel Wallet- This J. Crew wallet is the perfect accessory to make traveling a little bit more organized!

totally turquoise Totally Turquoise - Add a color twist to any outfit with this Target scarf. The cool blue-green tones complement any complexion!

the weekend Hues of Blue Weekend Tote - Escaping for a weekend retreat? This cotton canvas tote from Laroll is the perfect bag!

calendar Whimsical Wall Calendar - Jazz up your office with this floral wall calendar from House That Lara Built Designs!

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Ever After

Engagement Party and Event Showcase

Saturday, January 5th

Saturday, January 25, 6:30-10:00 pm

Monday, September 1st, 11-3

The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon

Rockin TJ Ranch, Bozeman

Big Sky

Everything Bridal Show

Yellowstone Art Museum Bridal Fair

Wedding Expo Sunday, January 6th Missoula Bridal Extravaganza Sunday, January 12 starts at 11am Great Falls Civic Center Helena Bridal & Anniversary Fair January 19, 12:30-5:00 Helena Civic Center, Helena Bozeman Bridal Affaire Saturday, January 25th, 10-5 MSU SUB Ballrooms

Saturday, February 1

Saturday, September 21st

Southgate Mall, Missoula

Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings

Northwest Montana Wedding & Event Expo

Montana Bridal Tour featuring Bozeman

Sat, February 22nd,10-5

Saturday, October 25th

Flathead County Fairgrounds

Bozeman

Downtown Bozeman Bridal Walk

Montana Bridal Tour featuring Helena

Saturday, April 12, 11am-2pm

Fall 2014

Downtown Bozeman

Helena

Downtown Helena Bridal Stroll April 5, 10am – 4pm Downtown Helena

Montana Bridal Expo Holiday Inn Grand Montana Convention Center, Billings

professional profile

P lume Bridal

Leigh O'Donnell, Owner

What trends do you see for Montana Weddings in 2014? I see lace continuing to be a strong trend for 2014 but with more dramatic backs. Also, shorter skirts and gowns with appliques will start to make an appearance. Color combinations such as black and white will be trending. The key theme for this year is less is more, sleek and modern.

How was your business created? How did you get your start? In 2008 I was shopping with my sister for her gown at Kleinfelds in Manhattan. I had been researching the Bozeman area to figure out a niche I felt I could fill. After experiencing the big corporate side of bridal retail, I decided I would love to bring a more personalized boutique style to Bozeman where I would get to know each customer by name and they would have confidence in my store and walk away with a memorable experience.

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sensibilities to Montana brides-to -be.

What is your greatest form of inspiration? Beautiful clothing that makes a woman feel gorgeous is my inspiration in life. Wedding gowns aren’t just dresses, they speak to who a woman is inside. Seeing a woman feel beautiful in the most important dress she’ll ever put on is such a great feeling.

What is one goal you have for your business? We want everything about your experience at Plume to be a celebration of who you are. We want you to feel beautiful in your gown… we want your time with us to be an extension of the most magical day of your life.

What makes Montana weddings unique?

Montana weddings are truly spectacular due to the endless options for picturesque nuptials.

Whether along a river, by the white rocky

mountain peaks, in a field or under the stars of the big sky, Montana is a magical place to say “I do”!

About Leigh and Plume Bridal I grew up on Long Island, NY until I left to study retail/marketing at Syracuse University. My junior year I studied abroad in London where I had the privilege of working alongside merchandisers and buyers from Harrods and Selfridges. Upon graduation I accepted a job as a buyer for Bloomingdales in the womens sportswear department. In 2004, I moved to Australia where I lived for 5 years and raised my daughter Ella. I now live in Paradise Valley, Livingston and am grateful to be a part of the Downtown Bozeman small business community.

Contact or Visit: 406-577-2070 | plumebridal.com 40 W. Main St. Bozeman, MT

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MTN man makeover

montana style

Photography by: Cali Frankovic

Emily Steingart

What makes a mountain man? Is it their likeliness to have facial hair and a scruffy do, or the constant smell of campfire that lingers with them around town? Have you ever gone to a wedding and seen the “mountain man?” Here are RMB, we understand that you want your mountain man to look his absolute best during your special day. We are here to help and to show you that your mountain man can remain himself but impress the rest with his sharp style, good looks, and even better attitude with just a little help from our friends.

Bozeman, Montana - a popular destination for a mountain man, located in the western Rocky Mountains is known for Yellowstone National Park, Hot Springs, mountains ranges, rivers, fishing, and skiing.

Hours were spent in waders and water up to your waist with Tom Melvin, Bozeman local and flyfishing guide for worldreknowned, Yellow Dog Fly Fishing. Tom was ready for a day with the Rocky Mountain Bride make-over team. Warming up slowly, Cali Frankovic captured the perfect images of Tom in his element, at one with nature, fishing the Madison River, just outside of Bozeman. With his southern charm, the ladies are going to be taking a second look after this transition.

Tom went from luscious locks to a shorter British-styled haircut thanks to the The Loft Spa in downtown Bozeman. It was time to trade in the waders for a black classic tuxedo from local shop, After 5 & Weddings. Dressed to impress, we headed to The Baxter Hotel and Baccus Pub located in Bozeman’s downtown historic district - open since 1929. Cali was able to capture the elegant, sophisticated side of Tom, however, he will always remain a true mountain man at heart. rockymountainbride.com

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Style Credit Photographer: Cali Frankovic | califrankovic.com Fly Fishing: Yellow Dog Fly Fishing | yellowdogflyfishing.com Clothing: After 5 & Weddings, Bozeman | after5andweddings.com Hair & Shave: The Loft Spa, Anna | theloftspabozeman.com Location The Baxter Hotel & Baccus Pub | Bozeman, MT Boutonnière: Hand-tied by Tom Melvin Production Assistants: Megan Erickson & Emily Steingart

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Boutonniere: The Manly Way

Why should a man wear a flower on his lapel, especially when he is likely to be the only fellow sporting one? I’ll give you three reasons: 1. It’s a great conversation starter – I guarantee someone will ask about it; the key is to be confident as to why you are wearing it. If a compliment is given, simply say thank you, and then move on with the conversation unless your conversation partner(s) wishes to dwell on it. Nothing sours a conversation more than a man who displays arrogance and who talks about himself too much – the flower in your lapel 32

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should be like a spark….a conversation starter, not the subject of the conversation.

2. You have something to give – How many times have you spent a wonderful evening with a woman you just met, and at the end of the night the only thing you can give her is your business card? Try leaving her with something a bit more unique and memorable. Or perhaps you want to make your aunt’s 70th birthday even more special – there are few things nicer to receive than a sincere showing of love accompanied by a flower.

3. It shows you pay attention to details – When wearing a boutonniere, it’s about realizing and showing that the little things matter.

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How to Choose the Flower for Your Jacket’s Lapel First the flower should fit the occasion – simple white or red blooms for formal occasions, while for less formal occasions more colorful and exotic flowers are fine. Second, the boutonniere should be coordinated with the clothing you are wearing. If in doubt, a simple white bloom, like a white pocket square, is always a safe bet. And speaking of pocket squares, you are permitted to wear a boutonniere with a pocket square, although a boutonniere by itself can stand in for a pocket square. The rule here is balance; avoid too much of a good thing by muting down the color of your square or wearing a white pocket handkerchief. The final factor in selecting a boutonniere flower is how long you plan on wearing it – many flowers will wilt after a few hours in the heat and without water, so if you are looking for something that will last all day in the West Texas heat consider consulting a florist.

The Carnation Boutonniere – Simple, affordable, easy to find; of all the flowers a man can choose for his boutonniere, the carnation is perhaps the most versatile and

easiest to pull off. White is always acceptable, although it is best suited to more formal occasions. Red is a close second, and can bring a dash of color to a black tie outfit or dress up a sport jacket and jeans. I personally prefer miniature carnations; however, a normal bloom that hasn’t fully opened works well. The only downside to a carnation is that it will begin to droop after a day of wearing, so wear it fresh or if for a long day consider having it professionally prepared by a florist.

The Rose Boutonniere – About as easy to find as carnations, roses are more complicated to wear as they are substantially larger and must be free from imperfections. To the general public, they are considered the most formal flower, and they are perfect choices when celebrating love at either a wedding or anniversary. Rose boutonnieres look best when they are professionally prepared as then they can be permanently tilted and even hydrated with a tiny water stop. If you head down this route ensure your jacket lapel can support the weight.

Other Flower Options – Gardenia, Lily of the Valley, Sweet William, Orchids, Hyacinths, Daisies, and Lilacs are all excellent choices.

You may have to special order these, but

the reward is that you’ll have a unique and beautiful companion.

Remember that flowers have meanings and that these meanings change across cultures.

Carnations are one of the most common boutonniere flowers in the United States, are the national flower of Spain, and show respect in Korea. In France however, carnations are a common funeral flower and considered unlucky outside of this setting.

Remember Wear It with Confidence – Do not be afraid to be an individual. Wear a boutonniere because you want to.

Pay Attention to Proportion – If you’re a small man, wear small flowers. If you’re a large man, consider something that is more befitting your size.

Never Upstage the Ladies – A boutonniere is a single flower or a small collection of tiny blooms; never wear something unwieldy.

Source: The Art Of Manliness, "How to Wear a Boutonnière. artofmanliness.com rockymountainbride.com

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kortney & joshua

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After a camp fire proposal on Mt. Hood, Oregon, Kortney and Joshua knew they wanted a nature-inspired wedding. On August 24th, 2013, they were married at Wildflower Weddings in Red Lodge, Montana. With a relationship built on trust, the two celebrated in the spirit of their love for the outdoors.

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the theme

The couple says, none

needed! Kortney and Joshua aimed to match the outdoor beauty of the venue.

the colors They chose light gray and yellow as their main colors.

the dress Kortney described her A-line dress as “simple and perfect”.

the flowers Keeping with nature, the flowers consisted of dried Montana lavender, blue and ivory larkspur, golden and green wheat, and hemp-tied grasses.

the cake

Their 4-tier buttercream cake

was filled with the bride and groom’s favorite flavors- Red Velvet, Oreo, almond and white cake with strawberry filling!

the first dance

The couple chose,

"January Wedding” by The Avett Brothers.

the favorite detail The poster of Mt. Hood, where Joshua proposed, acted as the couple's guestbook.

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Color Board:

the unique and special The creativity of the ceremony; they wrote everything except the borrowed family wedding vows.

the three adjectives "Awesome, Epic and Memorable" the honeymoon They did a staymoon at Yellowstone Park, Hebgen Lake, and Big Sky advice for RMB brides "Have fun! Try not to stress everything will be fine! Even if you notice a detail that isn’t perfect, no one else will."

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wedding planner vs on-site catering manager Really, these two individuals work quite synergistically together and do

and more. Because they see so many weddings each season at their

not compete against each other. However, many brides don’t know the

resort, they have a lot of expertise and answers to share. However, ask

difference between the two besides their titles. Mostly unique to resort

them to facilitate your rehearsal and you might get an answer you

areas around the country, catering managers often take the place of a

weren’t quite expecting. The fact remains; catering managers really

wedding planner’s role, but only up to a certain point. Let me explain.

represent the property and not the bride. Instead of managing your every wish, oftentimes they stick around to make sure the property is doing

We all know what the typical planner will do; the movie “Father of the

what was promised, like the kitchen is properly staffed and things are

Bride” often comes to mind. Really, your planner’s duties are unlimited,

flowing smoothly with the AV set-up for the slideshow.

but your catering manager just might have boundaries. Destination weddings really do require a planner to help a bride who just isn’t

There is certainly some overlap between the two. Our best advice:

around to tend to all of the necessary details. Local wedding planners

interview your catering manager well and identify where their duties end

get to know on-site catering managers personally, as they work with

and where you will need to pick things up with your wedding planner.

them over and over at their resort. Starting to become a little clearer?

If you hire your wedding planner locally, he or she will be back in the

If not, read on.

mountains preparing things the way you would want them while you are busy working in the big city in the months leading up to the big day.

The catering manager’s title doesn’t really do the position justice. In fact,

And rest assured that he or she is meeting regularly with your on-site

they do quite a bit more than just manage the catering of your wedding.

catering manager working over all the details.

This is where brides become easily confused. A catering manager will often answer questions about processionals, music selection, lodging,

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Bottom line: you need them both.

Lauren Brown Photography

Beautiful details, naturally PLANNING o DESIGN o FLOWERS

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Proudly ser ving the Rocky Mountains & beyond

Organic and Ethereal Photographed by: Orange Photographie

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RMB is simply smitten by these gorgeous photos! The rugged, raw landscape blended with the classic gold and rich floral is perfection. Orange Photographie, located right here in Montana, traveled to Oregon to capture this look – “We had the opportunity to photograph this organically styled wedding shoot

during a workshop hosted by photographer, Erich McVey. While it took place in Bend, OR, we feel it is a style that fits equally as well in the rugged and majestic Rocky Mountains. It is a graceful blend of effortless and elegant, from the ethereal gown to the uninhibited florals and organic calligraphy."

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The natural elegance of the gold blends in perfectly with the rugged and raw landscape – A 2014 trend to look out for brides.

Choosing Floral – choosing flowers rich in texture and color will give you the “WOW” factor!

Weathered Woods – Market Tables are simply fabulous! The natural wood grain gives you the more rustic feel that works great when blending modern with the Montana landscape.

Whimsical White Dress – Organic is the perfect word to describe this dress. It’s natural shape and airy feel fits in perfectly with the outdoor space.

RMB Trends – Gold is back! Just like the candlesticks and vase is these photos, gold is the perfect way to add classic elegance to your big day. Gold accents work in any space too!

Whether you are getting married in a ballroom or in a meadow – gold will create the perfect blend of “organic and ethereal”.

Paper Perfection – Sometimes when it comes to invites, less is WAY more! By choosing a natural, textured paper, will give you that organic, yet classic feel.

"Laura & Billy were our beautiful couple that accompanied the details to create a styled wedding shoot for the attendees. Laura's ethereal gown form White Dresses has an effortless beauty and grace, paired with a simple Chloe flat and crown braids with interwoven silk ribbon. We imagined this couple embracing a blended design both understated and graceful. This was accomplished with exquisite unruly florals, organic calligraphy and paper, and a rich and graceful table nestled within the brush." - Stylist, Ginny Au

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Style Credits Workshop: Erich McVey Workshop Location: Bend, OR Photographer: Orange Photographie | orangephotographie.com Styling: Bits & Bobs by Ginny Au | ginnyau.com Dress: White Dress Boutique | whitedressesboutique.com Shoes: Chloe | chloe.com Florals: Holly Carlisle | rosegoldenflowers.com Ribbon: Froufrou Chic | bitsandbobsshop.bigcartel.com Calligraphy & Paper Goods: Brown Linen Design | brownlinendesign.com Hair & Makeup: Amy Clarke | amyclarkemakeup.com Hair & Makeup Assistant: Beth Level | bethlevel.com Chairs & Benches: O’brien Events | obrienevents.com Styling Assistant: A&B Creative | aandbcreative.com Models: Laura & Bill Nelson Laura Nelson Photography | lauranelsonphotography.com

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{venue}

What are your favorite features of your venue? With radiant filtered

How much square footage do you offer for events? Our entire

light through the quiet towering trees, the fresh smell of the mountain air

indoor venue is 5,500 square fee and we can accommodate up to 200

and the magic of the first dance under the stars and twinkling lights on

guests.

our patio are some of our favorites just to name a few. The ease of working with The Woodlands translates into the ease of enjoying the

What types of spaces do you offer? We offer our expansive outdoor

moments that make up your day.

meadow for ceremonies with a patio under the trees and a great room perfect for your reception. Sneak away to our couples swing for a quiet

What season are you operational? We have been open for 10

moment alone. Our loft is the ultimate getting ready suite and the

years. We are open May through October and we are available for

honeymoon suite cabin is a charming a delightful way to end your day.

events anytime during our season. Sowing and client walk-throughs are by appointment.

What should brides expect when they come to your venue? Great service, beautiful and impeccable facilities with packages that make the

What amenities do you offer couples? Above and beyond the

planning process and the day itself so much easier. Having someone that

standard delights- outdoor ceremony areas with breathtaking views,

is easy to work with and will guide you through the steps is a valuable

beautiful wood benches for ceremonies along with a ceremony arch, our

part of the experience indeed.

great room for up to 200; we offer tables and lovely wood folding chairs and custom colored linens. You will find services such as; set up, break

What makes weddings at your venue unique? At The Woodlands,

down and clean-up are included with our venue, with even more décor

you will find the quiet sense of Montana mingled with an unparalleled

and additional services available depending on the package you

style. Discover the perfect blend of Montana’s natural beauty and

choose. Our loft is the ultimate getting ready area stocked with amenities

timeless elegance with an array of optional services to make your day

rivaling a vacation home. The honeymoon suite cabin offers a close but

go smoothly, from full service to DYI.

romantic escape for your first night as husband and wife.

What trends do you see for Montana weddings in 2014? Trends What is something unexpected a destination bride would discover about Montana? Brides share how delighted they are with the ease of planning a Woodland wedding from a far, when they work with the right vendors. The level of talent that come from our local vendors is world class and yet the prices are much more affordable than metropolitan areas.

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come and go and what I love about the authentic grounded brides and grooms of Montana is that they tend to choose timeless looks that never go in and out of style. Natural elements that pay homage to the Montana backdrops are so perfect. Moss, greenery, vines, fresh floral accents and natural fibers don’t compete with our surroundings, they simply compliment and honor them.

The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon Elsa Campbell, owner 406-763-4542 montanawoodlands.com

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OUT Engagement WEST

Jessie Moore Photography jessiemoorephotography.com

by Abby Turner

focused on a bride and her most important person.

Inspiration comes from all kinds of places, but

Couples use this time to create lasting images of

many times more than not, in the great Out West, we find our inspiration in the landscape,

day.

the nature, the “westness”of the west and the

Out West, as easterners generally say, we

people. Capturing the moment of love with a

have a ruggedness that makes us strong to the

rugged Western man and a classically beautiful

core, but soft on the edges – just like a Montana

Montana gal is a photographer’s goal. Using an

engagement shoot should be. The stage is one of

engagement shoot to bond with the photographer

many abandoned buildings on a ranch available

before the wedding day is the perfect opportunity

to the Western-focused couple.

to also get accustomed to the camera being

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Meandering horses, a stray silo or two and the

backdrops to profiles provides texture and variety to the wide landscape. Engagement sessions might seem necessary while booking a wedding photographer, but keep in mind – there’s a reason for each moment.

Photographers want to get to know the couple whose most precious moments they’ll be photographing. Take advantage of this moment to get some amazing casual images as a couple, bond with your photographer and each memory will be priceless.

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abbey & ben

big sky, mt

Abbey and Ben decided to forego the California sun and headed west for their January 5th, 2013 Winter Wonderland Wedding at Big Sky, Montana. With blue skies and snow, who could ask for a better day to say their vows? This gorgeous couple focused their day on the things that make them special to each other – loyalty, heart and character.

the proposal

While visiting Abbey’s

parents in Maryland, Ben popped the question on the Chesapeake Bay. Champagne and celebrations followed at her parents’ house.

the first date

It was game 2 of the

NCLS West Playoff, Braves vs Giants!

the theme

Inspired by Big Sky, the

couple went with a winter wonderland theme.

the colors The couple chose blush and silver.

the dress Abbey wore an all lace, A-line gown, with a princess neckline, and cathedral train.

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the flowers Blush and white roses, peonies direct from Holland, ranunculus, and winter berries made a gorgeous bouquet that added a subtle warmth to the winter landscape.

the cake Inspired by Abbey’s dress, the 3-tier white fondant cake had a white lace pattern, and filled with all of Abby and Ben’s favorite flavors: Lemon, chocolate with raspberry, and white cake with huckleberry.

the first dance

George Strait “ Give It

all We Got Tonight”, chosen by Ben, a big George Straight fan!

the favorite detail The adult hot chocolate bar was a favorite for all.

the unexpected

As cliché as it is, how

perfect the day ended up being and the overwhelming love from their friends and family!

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the three adjectives "Magical, Flawless and Warm" the food Guests enjoyed venison kabobs, lobster and sundried tomatoes salad on endives, and a bruschetta bar for cocktail hour, then feasted on Filet and Stuffed Quail for dinner. They ended the night with a late night snack of sliders and soft pretzels!

advice for RMB brides

"Have enough support that you are not responsible for any

detail on your wedding day. Designate a contact person before the wedding that knows all the details."

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Genevieve Burmeister & Abby Turner

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wear it Brides usually go for the traditional veil, which is a timeless gorgeous part of every bride’s attire.

However, with the advent of vintage designs and more personalized weddings, unique headpieces make a beautiful addition or change to the bridal veil. NeverNeverTraders offers gorgeous pieces and accessories to make every bride’s attire personalized.

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These new address stamps are the perfect gift. They are small enough to carry and package, but the statement is huge. Brides and grooms are sending tons of thank you notes and sharing their new address with all their friends, so having a personalized stamp will make their household feel new. There are so many styles to choose from that one can really fit the newly weds personality. x x x x x

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professional profile

Just A Taste Catering Chef Liz, Owner

What is one goal you have for your business? Though our catering division is in high demand (50-60 weddings a season)

What is something unexpected a destination bride would discover about Montana? Quality vendors are limited in

we are exploring some ideas to offer a

Montana. Making arrangements last minute

better wedding planning experience with

can be close to impossible as the best

an all inclusive package.

venues, DJ's, caterers and even officiants/ pastors book fast. Put your mind at ease

education camp in Western Montana. I spent time in kitchens from LA to Chicago but chose Bozeman to grow a catering company and call my home. We are a full service cater who's reputation of flexibility, professionalism and amazing food is well known. Call for a free tasting or just to chat

What is the best advice you give your brides? Have a good team of professional

and start early!

about your wedding!

vendors you can trust that fit your

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personality and vision. You will be working

What makes Montana weddings unique? Unparalleled beauty! They don't

with these vendors to make serious

call it the Treasure State for nothing!

decisions so you want to have a good

Snowcapped mountains in summer,

relationship with them.

amazing sun sets and golden wheat fields make Montana THE place to get married in

What are your favorite moments at weddings? Happy clients! I love to visit

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the Rocky Mountains.

with clients and guests after dinner to hear

About Chef Liz and Just A Taste Catering

how pleased and grateful they are. We

I knew I'd be a chef at 14 years old when

want every diner to enjoy their meal.

I cooked with my parents at an outdoor

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Montana and Wyoming’s resource for unique rentals. Personalize your event with our extensive classic and vintage collections!

Visit our showroom for inspiration and…

Surround Yourself with Ideas.

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Photo: Lauren Brown Design: Leslie Lukas

Photo: Lauren Brown Design: Fresh Designs

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{honeymoon}

A Rocky Mountain

Honeymoon

by: Alexis Hyyppa

The Coeur d’Alene Resort opened in May of 1986 and recently went through a multimillion dollar renovation in March 2012 highlighting a new, fully renovated lobby, completely redesigned on-property Dockside restaurant and lounge with new atmosphere and menu. The resort is home to an awardwinning golf course with the world’s only floating green, a full-service spa, signature restaurants and year-round recreational activities. Coeur d’Alene Resort is located in 60

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northern Idaho approximately 31 miles east of Spokane, Washington and 100 miles south of the Canadian border.

So many popular honeymoon locations are classified by their prime attraction: water, mountains, adventure, food, or spa.

But after months of planning the perfect rocky mountain wedding, a bride also wants the perfect rocky mountain honeymoon. Lots of Montana brides want the perfect rocky mountain honeymoon with water, mountains, adventure, food, AND a spa. Somewhere that was easy to get to without

{honeymoon}

Coeur D'Alene Resort: A Resort On A Lake spending hours in transit but far enough away to feel like a true respite.

That place is the Coeur d’Alene Resort, which, quite literally, has it all. It is easily accessible by car, plane, or rail. Each transportation method offers a scenic route winding through forests and quaint mountain towns only to be greeted by a vast mountain lake at the end. Upon arrival, couples will notice the architecture of the resort mimicked the surrounding mountains with copper trimmings catching the sun for an amazingly romantic sheen.

Within the first few steps inside couples become acquainted with the resort’s dominating characteristic: comfortable elegance. The entry is decorated in precious metal tones with floor to ceiling windows looking at the lake, while lush seating areas made it a very comfortable view to enjoy.

The Coeur D’Alene Resort staff makes sure that honeymoon couples have a very special occasion made for two. Even the front desk is separated out so each arrival experience is private. Amenities in each room include a raised level for a better view and an easily controlled fireplace and curtains by remote control, not to mention the window seats giving amazing views of the lake.

Cuisine at the Coeur D’Alene Resort is unparalleled. There are lots of options in every price range for every type of dining experience. Dockside is the main restaurant with a large menu and a great view of the lake.

There is a small café for snacks and a great bar with intimate tables in every nook and cranny. Room service has a “Rose Petal Brunch” with delicious wild huckleberry pancakes. When it is delivered, the server scatters fresh rose petals on the table, too. However, the pinnacle of the Resort restaurants is Beverly’s. The menu

“the resort's dominating characteristic:

is designed around

comfortable elegance”

“Northwest flavors” and boasts the

Pacific Northwest’s largest wine cellar. Every day there is a complimentary wine tasting with the sommelier that is friendly and fun. The menu options ranged from comfortable burgers with exceptional ingredients to prime rib and seafood. Couples enjoy the amazing services as servers greet them with friendly congratulations on their wedding and aim to make you feel relaxed despite the pristinely elegant atmosphere of the restaurant and food. Be sure to sample the orange rolls when offered. To finish with a grand flourish, your server might even present a couple with fresh cotton candy swirled on a delicate cake stand that encased delicious homemade rockymountainbride.com

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“couples leaving the resort feel well-rested and more in love

ice cream. The chocolate plaque said, “Congratulations.” Once again, the Resort combined comfort and elegance with ease.

The spa is another unexpected “built for two” experience. In addition to an extensive menu of services for women they have a great selection of options for the guys. Their treatments are focused on sports, deep tissue, and minerals. Couples can stay in each other’s company in a co-ed relaxation room with wall to wall cushions, an epic fireplace, and tasty snacks. Insiders tip: order the “Sole Soak” and reserve a spot earlier in the day so you may be lucky enough to watch the fog lift from the lake.

There are several couples treatment rooms so even though different services are selected, you can still enjoy them together.

Couples leave the Coeur D’Alene Resort well-rested and more in love than ever before. Because it is such an easy trip to make you can plan to return for your anniversaries to relive the magic for years to come. A perfect rocky mountain wedding concluded with the perfect rocky mountain honeymoon.

Contact: hotel reservations: 800-688-5253

information: 208-765-4000

website: CDAResort.com

facebook: facebook.com/CDAResort

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professional profile

Kristal Lohse, Owner

How was your business created? How did you get your start? Having discovered a love for photography, I began taking photos for friends and family. I quickly learned I had a passion for weddings and families; capturing those moments of significance that want to be forever remembered. It is hard to believe that 7 years have gone by since I started.

What is the best advice you give to your brides? Do not skip out on doing an engagement session with your wedding photographer! Think of your engagement session as a test run. You get an idea of how your photographer works and your

wedding details. The best details are ones

it, light can move the viewer to feel

you can use to decorate your home later or

something, even if they weren’t there.

use after the wedding. The more details

Seeing light and knowing how to use it to

you use, the more unique photos you end

my benefit has been one of the best

up with. Whatever your taste, decide on a

inspirations in my photography.

theme and go with it!

About Kristal Lohse and Evolve Images What are your favorite moments at weddings? I love those moments when

I have had an interest in photography since

people forget I’m there. When they can be

school that loved working on the yearbook.

comfortable enough to be themselves---that

I took a Film Photography: Dark Room

is when you capture the best photos.

class, in college & graduated with an Art

Being able to capture the moment and

Degree with a concentration in Computer

emotions as they happen lets genuine

Graphics, and discovered during that time

expressions show through the photo.

that photography was the medium I had the most interest in. I bought myself my first

photographer learns what works for you

What is your greatest form of inspiration?

based on personality, comfort in front of the

Light. It creates emotion in a photograph.

camera, and personal taste.

How natural light comes through a window and illuminates the bride just right can

What details have you swooning right now in weddings? I honestly just love it when you can see personality in the

I was little and I was one of those kids in

create a feeling of awe. A haze in the photograph from the sun can create

Mac computer and Digital SLR camera soon after graduation. After much thought, I decided that I wanted to pursue what I love.

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warmth….joy. However you choose to use

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keithen & dc

bozeman, mt

High school sweethearts? Try middle school sweethearts. Knowing your better half since middle school is the longest relationship there must be, and 6th grade is exactly when Keithen & DC met. However, they didn’t know that they’d be saying their vows to each other until much, much later in life. They knew they’d always come back to Montana to get married, but decided half way through their engagement to move back in order to truly enjoy the Montana lifestyle they had grown up with.

the theme Rustic Country, inspired by the beautiful location of the wedding.

the cake The two tiered cake with handmade pine cone cake topper. Flavors included banana with peanut butter, chocolate with almond cream frosting.

the colors

The couple chose specifically,

Malibu Blue and Canary Yellow.

the dress

Handmade ivory and country style.

Satin base layer with an organza/lace top layer.

Complete with floral motif raw edge with crystals.

the flowers A variety of white and yellow field flowers focusing on white daisies and yellow crespia balls.

the favorite detail An American Flag placed in the spot for the groom’s older brother Sgt. Cody Legg who died in the service on June 4th, 2008. The flag stood in his place as second best man behind the groom’s other brother, the best man.

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Color Board:

the unexpected event at wedding The Father of the Groom learned how to play the guitar and wrote an amazing ballad to his daughter that he sung as a surprise to the bride and guests right before the father-daughter dance. Not a dry eye in the entire room!

the three words "Heart-felt, Rustic, and Classy" advice for RMB brides "Get a wedding planner and team, ours was fantastic, and an amazing photographer to help make everything run smoothly. Also do what you and the groom want to do …it’s YOUR day!"

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Venue: The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon montanawoodlands.com 406-763-4542 Wedding Planner & Floral Designer: Icing on the Cake Events icingonthecakeevents.com 406-924-9884 Jewelry: The Gem Gallery gemgallery.com | 406-587-9339 Gown: Dessy Collection | dessy.com Formal Wear: After 5 & Weddings after5andweddings.com | 406-586-3124 Rehearsal Dinner: Fuddruckers Cake: Susan Mahoney Catering & Crystal/China: Gallatin Valley Catering kkc@mcn.net | 406-586-0470 Lodging: C’mon Inn Bozeman cmoninn.com | 406-587-3555 Entertainment: Joe’s DJ Service joesdj.com | 406-539-3602 Hair & Make-up: Sarah Ashley | 503-250-1917 Photographer: Kacie Q Photography kacieqphotography.com | 406-223-1768 Officiant: Dan Effinger Invitations: Invitations by Dawn Linens: The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon montanawoodlands.com | 406-763-4542 Rentals: Montana Party Rentals montanapartyrentals.com | 406-586-7727

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altitude... get the facts

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When planning a mountain wedding, the effects of altitude should be

high in carbohydrates, drinking more water than usual and using less salt

addressed. It need not be a scary thing, but if everyone has the facts, it is

may also help.

easier for your friends and family to be at ease.

ALTITUDE FACTS: As you ascend to higher altitudes, atmospheric pressure

Once you arrive take it easy for the first day or two. Adequate hydration is important in the prevention of altitude illness. Drink two or three times

decreases, the air is thinner and less oxygen is available. It is also colder,

more water or fluid than usual. Limit alcohol consumption for two or three

drier and the ultraviolet rays from the sun are stronger.

days and minimize caffeine intake. Limit salty foods and increase carbo-

After arriving at high altitude, you will probably notice that your breath-

of your physical capabilities.

ing is faster and/or deeper, and you may feel short of breath especially when exercising. This is the body's first and most effective response to

hydrate consumption. Above all, listen to your body! Do not push the limits

higher elevation. In addition, your heart is likely to beat faster and you

Increase Fluid Intake

may develop nausea, unusual tiredness, headache, or have difficulty

Decrease Salt Intake

sleeping.

Before you leave home, you can do a few things to decrease the effects of high altitude. Spending two nights at modest altitude, 5000 to 6000 feet may decrease symptoms when you ascend. Eating foods which are

Moderate Your Physical Activity Eat High Carbohydrate, Low Fat Meals Reduce Alcohol and Caffeine Intake

{her style}

rmb's gown guide Be captivating in these lace stunners. A lace gown is perfect for a whimsical and romantic wedding.

lace

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These designs have stood the test of time. Let The Great Gatsby and roaring 20’s inspire your wedding look!

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Enzoani

Lazaro

Alvina Valenta

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Be you on your wedding day! Whether it is a pop of color or a new design, you don't need white to be a beautiful bride.

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Big Sky wed-cations {venue}

Known as the Big Sky Country, the blue, vast sky goes on forever through the prairies and over the mountain peaks of Montana. The former Governor of Montana, Brian Schweitzer, always called Montana the “Last Best Place.� Montana is majestic and 72

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special with one of the premier resorts for destination weddings, Big Sky Resort.

Located only 18 miles from the border of Yellowstone National Park and just south of the busiest airport in Montana, servicing 13 non-stop flights from major

"The Last BEST Place To Get Hitched"

cities, Big Sky Resort is sought out by many brides and grooms for their “Best Place” to say “I Do.” Destination weddings today have become more of a wed-cation for the wedding party, family and friends. The scenic backdrop and outdoor activities may be tops on everyone’s mind, but quality accommodations, a professional staff, catering and food services are just as important in bringing a couple’s dream to life.

Planning and finalizing the wedding day can be very stressful. Add in planning an outdoor destination wedding and it can be downright daunting. Big Sky Resort has a specific Wedding & Events Manager, Margo Humphries, to help each bride and groom through every step. “I want to give each of my brides the peace of mind that everything can be done in one place. It’s their vacation too and I want them enjoying Big Sky Resort with their guests” says Humphries.

Summer is a popular time for weddings in the Big Sky, each as unique and special as the bride and groom hosting. With Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin merging as one resort under one name, Big Sky Resort, it’s now the largest ski resort in the United States. So, it isn’t unusual to host winter weddings.

Cold temperatures and mountain snow aren’t usually in the picture when brides dream up their perfect wedding day. But for Tracy Corwin of Dallas, TX, Lone Peak in December was the ultimate backdrop for her white wedding to husband to be, Mike Martin. For her big day, Mother Nature offered up an unequaled mix of sunshine and snow to make the ideal backdrop for her dream outdoor nuptials.

Just ask Laura Parker, who brought a team of 10 aspiring photographers

the Pavilion is the perfect venue for memorable mountain weddings,

with her to capture every moment of the Martin family’s celebration

receptions, and events.

of love and commitment. “This was one of the most beautiful winter weddings that we have ever seen,” Parker said.

from the Talus Room, seating up to 100 guests, to the Peaks Restaurant,

The couple exchanged vows in an intimate outdoor ceremony in Big

seating up to 80 guests, to the spacious Missouri Ballroom with seating

Sky’s base area - the bride braved brisk mountain air in an elegant

for as many as 750 guests.

strapless dress. A few members of the photography team even hung suspended in mid-air to get the perfect shot, thanks to the help of the resort’s Twin Zipline.

Moonlight area features the Moonlight Lodge with a towering stone fireplace, floor-to-ceiling windows highlighting majestic mountain views, wide-open patio, and a touch of rustic elegance in the décor.

Following the ceremony, Tracy, Mike and their guests dined on Mexican

Moonlight Lodge is an ideal venue for up to 200 guests. An impressive

Meatballs and Lemon-Thyme Roasted Chicken, and danced into the

staircase makes for a grand entrance for an indoor wedding. While the

wee hours of the morning. Local favorite the Sweet Pea Bakery crafted

picturesque outdoor setting on the patio offers the iconic Lone Peak as

a beautiful three-tier wedding cake decorated with intricate candied

the backdrop.

snowflakes to complete the couple’s winter wonderland theme.

Who wouldn’t want an element of adventure to begin a lifetime together?

The bridal party can relax, renew and revitalize at Big Sky Resort’s Solace Spa, providing everything from the bridal party hair and makeup

With new husband Mike’s arms wrapped firmly around her, Tracy

to pedicure and manicures to relaxing massage options. Solace Spa

couldn’t help but join the fun in Big Sky Resort’s Tube Park, wedding dress

has two locations at Mountain Village and Moonlight Lodge. The

and all.

Moonlight Lodge location also offers the Signature Vichy Shower

Big Sky Resort’s Director of Conference Services, Kura Liedberg,

Experiences. Solace Spa also makes condo calls too, bringing their

expressed “Our entire team enjoyed every minute of this wedding. Tracy

expertise to you.

and Mike were the perfect couple!”

As the saying goes, location, location, location. Not just where the

Big Sky Resort can handle everything from multiple venues to catering

wedding venue will be, but where the guests will lodge and congregate.

to decorations to lodging arrangements at both Mountain Village and Moonlight Lodge with over 60,000 square feet of function space. Throw in a full service spa, complete with a hair salon, and added events like rehearsal dinners and farewell brunches, Big Sky is truly a one-stop destination resort.

In the Mountain Village is the Lone Peak Pavilion, a perfect setting for an outdoor wedding or reception for up to 180 guests, offering scenic views of Lone Mountain and the surrounding Spanish Peaks. With its own catering tent, updated landscaping, custom lighting, and outdoor heaters, 74

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Big Sky Resort offers accommodations from value to luxury within walking distance of most of the wedding venues. The centrally located Mountain Village plaza has guests bumping into each other as they head off to go ziplining, experience the Lone Peak Expedition: Tram to the Top, or a leisurely scenic lift ride. Big Sky’s Basecamp to Yellowstone has so many activities; it will be a true wed-cation for your guests.

For more information on Big Sky Weddings, visit bigskyresort. com/weddings or call 800-548-4487 to speak with a wedding sales representative.

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What trends do you see for Montana weddings in 2014?

needs, day of assistance including setup and breakdown of equipment,

For 2014 we expect manybrides to be choosing outdoor ceremonies

and hand crafted cocktails from our full bar. A grand affair hosted by

with indoor receptions. The elegant rustic theme seems to be alarge

top-notch service staff with years or evena decades of collective

part of Montana weddings and is expected to continue for 2014. Also,

experience in crafting landmark occasions is not only worth it, but

couples are loving to add personalized touches with things like their

affordable as well.

names, cute facts, interests, and passions.

How long has your venue been in business? The Baxter has been

What is something unexpected a destination bride would discover about Montana?

the center for weddings and special events for over 80 years. The

Bozeman’s Main Street has received Nation recognition several times

award winning Art Deco seven story building with charming

due to its mix of late 19th and early 20th century buildings and diverse

chandeliers and terrazzo flooring opened its doors in March of 1929.

businesses. What should brides expect when they come to your venue?

Experience personable and informed service from your first encounter

What are your favorite features of your venues? The Baxter's

with us through final farewell, as we address needs you didn't even

Grand Ballroom provides unmatched setting for a sophisticated and

know you had. Relish in ease of stress free wedding nuptials from

intimate wedding celebration.Complete with a flexible floor plan and

vendor recommendations to suit your specific needs, day of assistance

one-of a kind vintage charm our National Historic Landmark is

including setup and breakdown of equipment, and hand crafted

affordable with everything you need on-site, in one convenient location.

cocktails from our full bar.

What seasons are you operational? What days of the week & hours are youoperational? The Baxter's great versatility and

Your wedding day is one of life’s most important celebrations and we

exceptional service, allow us to accommodate guests year round.

What amenities do you offer couples? Relish in ease of stress free wedding nuptials from vendor recommendations to suit your specific

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What makes weddings at your venue unique? are dedicated to ensuring that your memories are filled with the joy of expectations exceeded. Our experienced event staff is dedicated to working with you from beginning to end, from customizing the bar menu to determining the layout, we'll do all we can to make sure your event is a success.

The Baxter Event Coordinator: Katie Hansell 105. W. Main St. Bozeman, MT TheBaxterHotel.com events@thebaxterhotel.com 406-582-1000

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Beth's Delectables Cake Creations Just A Taste Catering Gallatin Valley Catering Lafoley Wood Fired Oven Montana Jacks Shucks Raw Bar

406 406 406 406 406 406 406

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consultants & event planners

phone

website

area

Icing on the Cake Events Leslie Lukas Weddings & Events

406 924 9884 406 570 3624

www.icingonthecakeevents.com www.leslielukas.com

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entertainment, djs,

phone

website

area

florists

phone website

area

Conrad Floral Country Flower Shop Brilliant Brooch Bouquets

406 755 0142 406 587 7679 406 459 4346

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formal wear & gowns

phone

website

area

Joe's DJ Service Prince Party Productions

471 5617 www.bdelectables.com 582 8242 599 6705 www.bozemancatering.com 586 0470 kkc@mcn.net 579 6999 www.lafoleyoven.com 252 0243 www.mtjacks.net 880 2832 www.shucksrawbar.com

406 539 3602 406 248 3335

www.joesdj.com www.princepartyproductions.com

After 5 & Weddings 406 586 3124 www.after5andweddings.com Blue Bridal Austin 512 441 7700 www.bluebridalaustin.com David's Bridal 406 652 2944 www.davidsbridal.com Dessy www.dessy.com Dillards 406 656 0100 www.dillards.com Ellies Bridal 703 683 8697 www.elliesbridal.com Lulu's Bridal 214 871 9610 www.stardustcelebrations.com Plume Bridal 406 577 2070 www.plumebridal.com Watters www.watters.com 78

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photographers

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Amelia Anne Photography Birdsong Photography Cali Frankovic Photography Evolve Images Hannah Truly Jessie Moore Photography Kacie Q Photography Lauren Brown Photography Montana Wedding Photographer Orange Photographie Real Life photographs Jessie MPore Photography

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website

area

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rentals, linens, etc.

phone

website

area

Montana Party Rentals Party Time Plus

406 586 7727 406 655 8999

www.montanapartyrentals.com www.partytimeplus.com

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spa/salon

phone website

area

Jaazz Salon The Loft Spa Solace at Big Sky Sarah Ashley

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Buy a binder, the best place to hold ideas, contracts and other info, and keep it nearby -- you never know when inspiration will strike!

Make a guest list, and start collecting snail-mail and email addresses.

Hammer out a budget -- figure out where you can cut back and where you want to splurge.

Decide on a destination. Unsure? Talk to a travel agent or hit the internet.

Research the marriage requirements in your chosen destination.

Look into the potential wedding and reception sites, hotels and wedding planners in your locale.

Book your engagement photo session.

Start shopping for your gown, taking into consideration the ceremony site and the destination's climate.

Choose your maid of honor, best man and other attendants.

Design a wedding website. Add links to the tourism board, hotel and venues so your guests can have important info and get excited about where they're going.

SIX TO NINE MONTHS OUT:

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Set the date, reserve your site and pick your planner.

Send out your save-the-dates with your website address.

Select vendors, including caterer, photographer, florist, and band or DJ. Get recommendations from your hotel or planner, and check references from past clients.

Choose an officiant, and start planning the service.

Research activities and tours available in your locale, and plan at least one group option per day.

Order your gown, and select attendants' dresses.

Investigate any ethnic customs or cultural traditions you might want to incorporate into your event.

Register for gifts or create a honeymoon registry.

FOUR TO SIX MONTHS OUT:

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Order your wedding rings.

Obtain your passports and visas, and if necessary, get any needed blood tests or vaccinations.

Arrange any rental needs like chair covers and sound equipment.

Order your wedding invitations and thank-you cards, plus any special stationery (welcome letters, menus, maps, itineraries, signs).

Buy or reserve wedding duds for the groom and wedding party.

Buy gifts for your attendants and family members, and start composing your thank-you notes to them.

Book accommodations and airfare for your wedding and honeymoon.

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Magazine,

Make hair, makeup and spa appointments for you and your 'maids.

Shop for wedding accessories (shoes, jewelry, headpiece, lingerie), resort wear, decor and other goods (cake topper, guest book, ring pillow).

TWO TO FOUR MONTHS OUT:

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Arrange and confirm all of your group activities, including transportation for off site excursions.

Finalize details with your vendors, including menus, photo poses and locations, floral specifics and special songs -- and get everything in writing.

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Make or order the guest favors and welcome-bag items.

ONE TO TWO MONTHS OUT:

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Send out your formal invites six to eight weeks before the big day; include a program of scheduled events, plus dress code, if applicable.

Arrange for when and how welcome-bag items and decor should be delivered to your hotel.

Have your final gown fitting, complete with lingerie and accessories.

Assign wedding-weekend tasks to trusted friends and family members.

Write your vows.

TWO WEEKS OUT:

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Review all the details you agreed on with your planner, caterer, photographer, videographer, florist, musicians and any other vendors involved in the wedding events.

Confirm your travel bookings.

Put together a seating chart, if needed, and make place cards.

ON ARRIVAL:

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Confirm details with your planner and officiant.

Apply for a marriage license.

Inspect ceremony and reception sites.

Assemble or approve welcome bags, and have them delivered to guests' rooms before they arrive.

THE WEDDING DAY:

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Forget about all the planning and focus on having a blast!

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