Weather in Montana

Montana’s weather is as beautiful as it is unpredictable. Sunshine, wind, rain, and even a touch of snow can all make an appearance in a single day. While we love celebrating under the big sky, it’s important to plan with flexibility and foresight in mind.

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Below are our seasonal policies and setup guidelines to help ensure your day flows seamlessly — no matter what the weather brings.

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Outdoor Weddings: Weather-Permitting

Outdoor weddings held in April, May, and June are considered weather-permitting. These months often bring stunning scenery but can also include cooler temperatures, strong winds, or passing rain showers.

To prepare, we recommend:

• Having a backup indoor plan for both ceremony and reception setups.

• Maintaining open communication with our team regarding forecast updates in the week leading up to your event.

• Keeping guest comfort in mind — blankets, heaters, and covered areas are wonderful additions for early-season celebrations.

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Outdoor Event Cut-Off Date

Our cut-off date for outdoor weddings is November 1.

After this date, all ceremonies and receptions must be held indoors to ensure the

comfort and safety of your guests.

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Indoor Setup Options (Weather Backup Plan)

• Should weather require a change of plans, our team will transition your event indoors using the following layout options:

For 120 guests or fewer:

• We can accommodate a full ceremony and reception setup inside, including ceremony chairs and tables.

For more than 120 guests:

• We’ll create a half-and-half setup, with fewer rows of ceremony chairs in front and additional guests seated at their tables turned toward the ceremony area.

• This layout ensures everyone has a comfortable view while maximizing available space.