Cody Rodeo

The Lazy EL Ranch

Rehearsal Dinner

Lazy E-L Ranch

Grandparent Breakfast

Fox Fields

Flower Shower

Red Lodge Ales

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

It all started on Bumble, in San Francisco. Jeffrey swiped right on my profile, and after a few days of messages, we decided to meet in person. We chose the Palm House in Golden Gate Park. A quirky, tropical café I had always loved for their massive punchbowls. The moment we sat down, the conversation just flowed. We shared stories, laughed until our cheeks hurt, and there was this undeniable spark between us. Over the next few months, our connection only deepened. We spent weekends hiking, tried new restaurants, and took spontaneous trips around the city. Nine months later, moving in together felt like the next natural step. We found a cozy apartment, and before long, we added a corgi named Snax to our little family. It felt like everything was falling into place. But, as much as we loved San Francisco, we both quickly realized we needed more space, more adventure. We craved a change. So, we packed up and moved to South Lake Tahoe, hoping the mountains would give Snax, and us, a little more room to roam. That year in Tahoe was unforgettable. We got record-breaking snowfalls, spent cozy evenings by the fire, and spent every weekend exploring snow-covered trails. Still, something was missing. We both had this feeling that we were searching for our forever home. So, we took another leap and moved to Bozeman, Montana. The wide-open skies, the rugged mountains, and the slower pace of life. It all just felt like the right place to build our future together. After we settled in, on a beautiful evening in Montana, Jeffrey proposed. Tears filled my eyes as I said yes, knowing we were about to start the next chapter of our lives. The next two years were full of excitement. We bought our first home, made new traditions, and rescued another corgi, Dexter, to join Snax in our growing family. Together, we have navigated every challenge and celebrated every joy hand in hand. Through it all, we never forgot how it all began in San Francisco. And no matter how many storms we have faced, whether in the mountains or in life, I know we will always face them side by side. Forever.

As told by Caitlin:

As told by Jeffrey:

Our Story

Photos

Ashlin Brooks

Brian Frank Kampfe

Rachel Elizabeth Kampfe

Mason Edward Januszewski

Jennifer Anne Toohey

Henry Bohen Kendall

Olivia Danielle Regalia 

Alex Perlman

Jill Renae Rowsell

Aidan Lee

Mallen Mary Bishoff

Elijah James Harris

Annika Mara Hjalmarsson

Maxwell James Barta

Alexandra Rae Barta

Snax and Dexter

Tessa Joan Kampfe

Wedding Party

Q + A

4 Available Rooms Left Reach out to Caitlin if you are interested in booking. ----Please use links below for other accomodations

The Pollard Hotel

Yodeler Motel Red Lodge

Quality Inn Red Lodge Gateway To Yellowstone

Beartooth Hideaway Inn & Cabins

Irish Rose Bed & Breakfast

Rock Creek Resort

Call for details on Airport Transfers to Red Lodge from Billings Logan International Airport

Ultra406 Enterprises

Call for details on Airport Transfers to Red Lodge from Billings Logan International Airport. Reservation only. All rides must be scheduled&nbsp;24-48 hours in advance. Text (406) 952-2133 before 5 p.m.

Yellow Cab 

﻿Looking to extend your stay and go to Yellowstone National Park? <a href="https://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/index.htm" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">National Park Service - Yellowstone Website</a> We reccomend if you want to go to park that you travel in and out of Bozeman or Cody, WY. Below are some lodging options as well as some cool things reccomend!

Old Faithful Inn

Canyon Lodge & Cabins

Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel & Cabins

Roosevelt Lodge Cabins

Lake Yellowstone Hotel & Cabins

Old Faithful

The Grand Prismatic Spring is Yellowstone’s most colorful, vibrant hot spring.&nbsp;

Grand Prismatic Spring

Fairy Falls is one of Yellowstone’s tallest waterfalls. You can only get here by hiking and it is easy to combine a visit to Fairy Falls with the Grand Prismatic Spring Overlook.

Fairy Falls Trailhead

To get to this viewpoint, it’s nearly a half mile walk, and all of that will be downhill. It’s a strenuous walk back up (with 600 feet of elevation gain) to the parking lot, but it’s worth it for an up close view of the Lower Falls as it thunders over the edge.

Brink of Lower Falls

A view of the canyon from Artist Point is one of the best things to do in Yellowstone. This is the place to take the iconic photograph of Lower Falls. Park in the large parking lot and it is a short walk to the overlook.

Artist Point

Lamar Valley is hailed as being the best spot to view wildlife in Yellowstone. While you are in Lamar Valley, consider hiking to Trout Lake. It’s a very pretty lake and to get here it’s a short, uphill hike through a forest.

Lamar Valley

Mammoth Hot Springs is a large complex of hot springs that is located in north Yellowstone. Hot, steaming water spills out over travertine terraces, making this one of the most unique geothermal areas in the park.

Mammoth Hot Springs

When Yellowstone first opened, the north entrance was the main entrance into the park. In 1903, this stone arch was erected. People would travel to Gardiner by train and then take horse-drawn carriages into the park.The cornerstone of the arch was laid down by President Theodore Roosevelt. The inscription at the top of the arch reads “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People.”

Roosevelt Arch

Buffalo Bill Center of the West

Wild Bill Cody Scenic Byway is a 50-mile drive that runs next to the North Fork of the Shoshone River. It connects Cody to the east entrance of Yellowstone.&nbsp;

Wild Bill Cody Scenic Byway

Travel

The Wedding Party is planning on going to the Rodeo on Wednesday, August 13th! If you are planning on attending as well, please let Caitlin know so we can all get together for a group picture.

Cody Night Rodeo

The Pig Races are a Red Lodge classic event! Races run nightly from 7:00pm-9:45pm. A reservation is recommended if you are planning to enjoy dinner at the steakhouse as well as watch the races.

Bear Creek Saloon & Steakhouse

Want to get out on the river? Give Fly Fishing Only Adventures a call for guided fishing trips!

Fly Fishing Only Adventures

Drive through one of the most stunning places in Montana!

Beartooth Scenic Byway - All American Road

Looking for a lovely spot for dinner in town? Piccola Cucina is the Bride and Grooms favorite spot

Piccola Cucina Ox Pasture

Want to grab some breakfast or brunch before the big day? Check out Marli's in The Pollard! Want something different? Check Out - The Regis Cafe or Cattail Bakery

Marli's at the Pollard

Basin Lakes Trailhead

Silver Run Trailhead

Glacier Lake Trailhead

Things to Do

Wedding Day Style GuideWelcome to Montana! We invite you to embrace a stylish blend of sophistication and rustic charm for our special day. Our dress code is formal wear with a western flair. This is a celebration of timeless elegance with a playful nod to the spirit of the West. Think floor-length gowns, cocktail dresses, or tailored suits paired with western-inspired touches like cowboy boots, bolo ties, wide-brimmed hats, or fringe accents. Whether it’s a turquoise statement necklace, a suede jacket, or classic boots, feel free to incorporate pieces that reflect western style in a refined and elevated way. We kindly ask that guests only wear denim and overly casual attire to the Welcome Party. The goal for the Wedding Day is to strike a balance between elegance and personality, with western flair adding charm!

Caitlin & Jeffrey

Caitlin & Jeffrey

C&J

Welcome Party

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception