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Read MoreTop 5 Reasons for a Summer Wedding at Rugged Horizon
/Here are our top 5 reasons to open the barn doors wide and celebrate a summer wedding at Rugged Horizon.
#5: Every good love story deserves a dramatic backdrop.
Romeo and Juliet had Verona, Rick and Ilsa had Casablanca, and you can have the Mission Mountains to set the stage for your own love story.
Photo Credit: Echoo Photography
#4: Get to Know Your In-Laws in the Great Outdoors.
Give your family and friends an opportunity to get to know each other by scheduling some activities in the Mission Valley. What better way to break the ice than with a challenging hike in the Mission Mountains, a cherry-pit spitting contest on Flathead Lake, or a paddleboard race on Mission Reservoir? Alternatively, entertain your guests at one of our local events, such as the Arlee pow-wow and rodeo, St. Ignatius Good Ol’ Days, Pioneer Days in Ronan, or the cherry festival in Polson. Please get in touch with us if you need ideas for activities during your wedding weekend.
Mission Reservoir is a stunning spot to swim, paddle, camp, or picnic.
The hike to Mission Falls is beautiful and challenging.
In late July and August, huckleberries are ripe for the picking.
Visit one of the U-pick cherry orchards on Flathead Lake and make everyone smile.
#3: Brighten Your Wedding Day with Seasonal Flowers.
We can put you in touch with many talented farmers and florists who would love to make the barn pop with color this summer. Do you have a green thumb? Then show it off with sunflowers, lavender, succulents, and wildflowers you grow yourself.
Photo Credit: Echoo Photography
Photo Credit: Two Sisters Photography
Make your guests feel welcome with jars of farm-fresh flowers, Montana wine, and dried lavender tucked into their napkins.
#2: Showcase Your Inner Foodie.
Hand-built goes with homemade. Give your guests an authentic Montana experience with locally-sourced cuisine, such as Montana-made cheese and wine, homemade huckleberry pie, or U-pick cherries from Flathead Lake.
Want to end your wedding on a happy note? Treat your guests to huckleberry pie or ice cream. Photo Credit: Echoo Photography
Make your social hour special with huckleberry lemonade and a selection of Montana beer, wine, or spirits.
Set a grazing table outside for your guests to snack on locally-made cheese, homemade jam, and farm-fresh fruit.
#1: Let the Outside in.
Open our big barn doors and let the outside in. During those long summer days, you will have views north to Flathead Lake, east to the Missions, west to the Bison Range, and south toward our farm’s rolling meadows.
Hang tulle drapes inside the barn to frame the views toward Flathead Lake.
Make a grand entrance through our 14-foot barn doors. Photo Credit: Paige Marie Photography
String bistro lights on the patios to add a romantic glow to your reception dinner.
Open all the barn doors and dance under the Big Sky.
Move cocktail hour outside so that your guests can sip their drink while watching the sun set on the Mission mountains. Photo Credit: Paige Marie Photography
Are you ready to plan your summer wedding? Please get in touch! We are taking inquiries for 2021 weddings and would love to be a part of your day!
