No.

Formal attire. For women, this is tea-length to full-length / long dresses or formal jumpsuit. For men, suit and tie… and yes, bolo ties are welcome.

As a reminder, our ceremony and reception will be entirely outdoors.

It’s going to be beautiful!

But you should expect the temperatures to drop in the evening, so be sure to bring warmer clothes than you think you may need.

In late August, the average temperature in the valley can range from 80 degrees during the day, to 45 degrees at night.

Paradise Valley was the route taken by early Yellowstone expeditions and was the only recognized route into Yellowstone National Park after the park’s establishment in 1827.

The northern entrance to Yellowstone is in a town called Gardiner. Gardiner is 55 miles from Livingston (about a 55-minute drive). From here, you’ll have easy access to Mammoth Hot Springs and the Mammoth visitors center.

7 Angels Ranch is 21 miles south of Livingston (approximately a 25-minute drive).

You may enjoy having a car to explore Paradise Valley, Yellowstone National Park and the areas surrounding Livingston. If you do not rent a car, transportation can be arranged to-and-from the airport through numerous airport transfers in Bozeman. Turo is also a new option in the area if you chose to rent outside the traditional rental car companies.

There will be limited parking at the Ranch. We are asking our guests to utilize the provided transportation so that our vendors can utilize the parking areas.

Only those listed by name on the invitation are invited to attend the official wedding weekend events.

That being said, other family or friends may want to experience Montana and explore Big Sky country while you’re enjoying the wedding festivities.

Yes!

When driving, always be on the lookout for wild animals crossing the road. If you decide to venture into the wilderness for a hike, make sure to always have bear spray accessible.