Flathead wedding vendors inundated with bookings, forcing some couples to wait
A couple elopes at a lesser-known locale in Northwest Montana. (Courtesy of Elope Montana)
Marin Blandon of Sugar Happy Cupcakes in Kalispell expects to make 1,500 cupcakes per week this summer, in part due to increased demand from wedding events. (Courtesy of Marin Blandon)
Marin Blandon of Sugar Happy Cupcakes in Kalispell expects to make 1,500 cupcakes per week this summer, in part due to increased demand from wedding events. (Courtesy of Marin Blandon)
The interior of the Ashley Creek Historic Venue at Snowline Acres is seen in Kalispell. (Courtesy of Marianne Weist Photography)
The Ashley Creek Historic Venue at Snowline Acres is seen in Kalispell. (Courtesy of Loni Judisch Photography)
A couple strolls through Glacier National Park during their elopement. (Courtesy of Elope Montana)
A couple recites their vows during an elopement in Northwest Montana. (Courtesy of Elope Montana).
A newlywed couple strolls on a dock on Lake McDonald while eloping in Glacier National Park. (Courtesy of Elope Montana)
Flathead Valley couples eager to say "I do" are having to practice patience these days, as many local wedding vendors already are booked into 2023....
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