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Plonk Bozeman Engagement Photography of Sarah and Jim

GreenerVisuals — Tue, 27 Jan 2026 22:43:28 +0000

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A while back, I photographed the Plonk Bozeman Engagement Photography Experience of Sarah and Jim in downtown Bozeman, Montana.

For newly engaged Sarah and Jim, the past year of the pandemic had been a paradigm shift for them. A realization of what they truly value in their lives and taking action to make a change.

Having recently moved from the East Coast to Bozeman, they became engaged. In their new mountain landscape, these two have taken on their new Montana lifestyle with vigor.

An engagement photography session that would highlight who they were

They wanted photographs that showcased the warmth of their relationship and love of dressing up for a night out on the town in their new Bozeman, Montana home.

By discovering over the phone all that they wanted to celebrate in their lives right now, we created a fun, two-part engagement photography evening for them. Because there was so much that they wanted to document, they chose to book a two-hour couples portrait experience with me. It was well worth it.

For the first part of their couple’s engagement portrait experience, we started at their favorite wine bar, Plonk, in downtown Bozeman.

Plonk is a self-described “excursion into the world of fine wine, food, cocktails, service and atmosphere, merging elements of culture, style, art, music, and fashion.”

The moody-lit atmosphere was perfect for our needs. With a glass of wine in hand, we spent time exploring the venue and then walked the alleyways filled with great city architecture that made for a variety of creative photos.

After exploring Sarah and Jim’s favorite date night spot, we pivoted to part two of our session. We drove to their new Bozeman neighborhood to play with their new family member, Bartles.

There are few creatures in the world cuter than an 8-week-old basset hound puppy. This photographer was in heaven.

Sarah and Jim were smitten with their new pup, Bartles. We made sure to highlight him in candid photographs during our extra hour to walk him in their favorite park.

I loved getting to know and celebrate this engaged couple. Congrats on your engagement Jim and Sarah and welcome to your new Montana home! -M

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Roy’s Barn Montana Wedding Day of Eva and Dillon

GreenerVisuals — Mon, 28 Jul 2025 15:51:00 +0000

Roy’s Barn Montana Wedding Day of Eva and Dillon

I had the pleasure of photographing the Roy’s Barn and Lodge Destination Wedding of Eva and Dillon in Bozeman, Montana.

Eva and Dillon have been dating since 2020 and have made a life together in Austin, Texas, with their two dogs.

This couple wanted to celebrate their destination wedding in a place that meant so much to them. Years ago, the groom Dillon attended college at Montana State University. During a recent vacation together, he introduced Eva to Montana, his favorite mountain state. She discovered the same wonder and appreciation for the Big Sky State that he held.

As a result of the guidance of their wedding planner, Killian Flanagan Payne, of Events by Killian, the wedding couple chose Roy’s Barn and Lodge as the perfect rustic setting for their Montana celebration.

Eva loves how much of a caring, thoughtful person Dillon is. He shows his selflessness through his endless acts of service to her and all around him. She notices the little things. Whether he has a great dinner on the table after her busy workday or his attention to detail in keeping the house tidy. Eva feels taken care of and loved by him every day.

Similarily for Dillon, life alongside Eva has been one filled with laughter. He commented that it has been a relationship that has made him a better man over the years. Her caring, positive energy (along with her great southern accent, which he loves!) has been infectious for him. It’s made him more productive at work, and he has better interactions with others throughout his day. Dillon said that her belief in him has elevated his life for the better.

The joys of a unique Montana Wedding Experience

I love seeing the excitement of wedding guests who have never experienced the Montana culture before.

For this destination wedding, Eva and Dillon’s energetic crew of friends and loved ones came from as far as Mississippi (Eva’s home state) to raise a glass to the newlyweds. It was obvious from their energy that they were all excited to be there.

First, the bride and groom got ready at separate Bozeman Airbnb’s. Both sought a morning of relaxation and quality time together with their best buddies.

Once ready, a party bus picked up the groom and groomsmen and then the bride and her bridesmaids. Together, we drove to MAP Brewing Company for a midday pre-wedding party. At the edge of Glen Lake, the brewery provided a relaxing setting where microbrew libations and snack food were served overlooking the waterfront and the Bridger Mountain range.

After a few hours of relaxing and socializing on the outdoor patio, we loaded back onto the bus and headed towards the wedding venue.

Transitioning to the main wedding event at Roy’s Barn

Upon our arrival at Roy’s Barn, we had a brief rain delay for our scheduled pre-ceremony wedding party portraits. The wedding party was not to be deterred. We took shelter under the historic red barn until the rain passed. During the indoor intermission, the rustic backdrop worked as a perfect setting for some individual bridal party and family portraits. After the storm passed, we were able to walk the property and take some fun group photos of their closest friends.

Despite the mid-afternoon weather front, once the wedding ceremony began, we had a clear view of the green-colored Bridger Mountains. This couple didn’t want to waste any time. After a brief ceremony, we all quickly transitioned back to the barn to begin the grand celebration.

It was an awesome gathering of the people that mattered most to Eva and Dillon.

The Southern hospitality runs strong between these two newlyweds. As a result, this couple really leaned into the Montana theme of their wedding day to create a special experience for their loved ones.

Eva and Dillon’s guests were treated to a wide assortment of treats and entertainment, including a taco bar, cigar bar, a mobile horse trailer bar, and a Greener Visuals Photo Booth. Once the guests were well-fed and primed on signature cocktails (named after the newlywed’s two dogs), the wedding blossomed into an epic dance party.

The rest of the evening was spent dancing hard and singing to their favorite songs up in the barn loft.

It was a pleasure to be a part of Eva and Dillon’s wedding day celebration. There are some of my favorite photographs from their wedding. Congrats again to the newlyweds! What an awesome day with you two! -Mike Greener

List of Wedding Vendors

Wedding Venue: Roy’s Barn and Lodge

Photography: Greener Visuals Photography

Planner: Events by Killian

Transportation: Party Bus Rentals and Snow Country Limo

Dessert: Cupcake Mountain Cupcakery

Catering: Southern Hospitality Montana

Florist: Karen’s Floral Artistry

Bartending: 406 Mobile Bar

Makeup Artist: Aesthete Beauty

Entertainment: DJ Will Entertainment

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Ennis Montana Wedding of Riki and Lee

GreenerVisuals — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 18:19:00 +0000

Ennis Montana Wedding of Riki and Lee

A few weeks back, I traveled to photograph the Ennis, Montana, wedding of Riki and Lee overlooking the Madison Mountain range.

It was an absolute pleasure getting to know this wedding couple over the past year during the lead up to their Ennis Montana Wedding day.

Right from the start, the shared, rich intellect and loving kindness of Riki and Lee were an apparent, magnetic force.

Lee and Riki met four years ago while pursuing their PhDs at Northwestern University. They are now both budding powerhouse chemists on the East Coast.

During our first conversation, Lee shared what they admire most about Riki. They love how Riki is so good at genuinely seeing people. She is kind and doesn’t hesitate to help others. “Whether it be her colleagues, students, friends, or our community of loved ones, Riki shows me how to be a better partner,” Lee said. They also admire Riki’s intellect, “She is extremely smart and was the best in her class. I love how she challenges me.”

Riki feels the same – she loves Lee’s mind. This couple’s roots began as friends and quickly blossomed into something stronger. Riki immediately felt that she could be herself around Lee. With their first interactions together, they quickly dove deep into their loving relationship. She describes herself as straight-edged and admires the diversity of Lee’s rich life experiences. Lee’s adventurous approach to life makes it easy for Riki to walk outside her comfort zone in all the best ways.

In honor of their special bond, we met up last Fall to photograph their engagement couples photos in Lee’s hometown of Butte, Montana.

Setting the Scene for your wedding day

When it came to choosing their wedding location, this couple knew that Montana was the only place they wanted to be.

For their DIY Ennis, Montana, wedding day, Riki and Lee gathered an intimate group of close friends and family out at their uncle’s property overlooking the Madison River.

Upon arriving at the wedding venue, guests were greeted by the vast mountain landscape that covered in a lush palette of green colors. It was a wonderful result of the wet spring Montana experienced that year. As far as Montana standards go, you could not have had nicer wedding weather.

Emphasizing a carefree and relaxed event, the couple got ready together with their friends while sipping coffee, eating bagels and BBQ, along with telling countless funny stories. Numerous special details were on display. Riki wore her grandmother’s wedding dress from the 1950s and a sapphire wedding ring she and Lee found at a Phillipsburg, Montana mine.

For a Do-It-Yourself Wedding, it takes a village

Everyone in attendance worked together to make Riki and Lee’s wedding day special.

After a lovely, emotional wedding ceremony, Riki and Lee, along with their wedding guests, took in a beautiful Montana sunset during the cocktail hour. Guests dined on a taco buffet provided by Fork and Spoon catering under the reception tent. Many heartfelt toasts were made by their gathered loved ones.

In Montana, the weather tends to move in fast. Throughout the day, we had an assortment of epic cumulonimbus clouds roll through that created dramatic, beautiful pockets of sunlight. But when the weather turned to strong winds and a brief rainstorm, the group came together to help. Guests battened down the reception tent and held on to weather the storm. Thankfully, it was a short-lived event, and nothing blew away.

In the aftermath, we were rewarded with a lovely rainbow over the Madison Valley and beautiful golden hour light that the wedding couple and I were able to take some gorgeous photographs.

After everyone was fed, tables were cleared to make room for the epic dance party. Orchestrated by the incomparable DJ Missy O’Malley, Riki, Lee, and their wedding guests went wild dancing late into the evening.

In all, this couple’s warmth, adventurous spirit, and focus on each other created such an amazing energy to be around. I had such a great time celebrating and photographing Riki and Lee on their big day.

I could not be happier for these two. Congratulations to the bride and gride! I wish them a lifetime of happiness!

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Belgrade Montana Countryside Summer Wedding of Caitlin & Leo

GreenerVisuals — Sat, 12 Jul 2025 00:15:00 +0000

A few weeks back, I had the pleasure of photographIng the Belgrade Montana Countryside Summer Wedding of Caitlin & Leo.

I met these two back in October 2021 and have loved getting to discover all the things they value about their relationship together. Earlier this summer, the culmination of our conversations came together. I flew to Portland, Oregon to photograph their custom couples portrait experience in their new hometown.

Caitlin and Leo share a common love for the outdoors that runs deep through their relationship. They surf together, run trails, and have even gotten into skate skiing. Whether sipping beers on the back stoop of their home, serenading her on his guitar, or venturing out to their favorite restaurant. Their strong connection, comfort, and playfulness was undeniable on their photo session.

For them, it’s been a lovely ride they couldn’t imagine not taking.

I have been really looking forward to their Belgrade Montana Countryside Summer Wedding Day celebration which was hosted on her parents land. A few weeks back, their wedding day had finally arrived!

Their parents property near north Cottonwood canyon has unobstructed views of Ross Peak and the expansive Bridger Mountains. After the past few months of cooler temperatures and more consistent precipretation, the yellow arrowleaf balsamroot wildflowers were in full bloom. Lush green hillsides dotted with vibrant yellow made for a perfect Montana summertime outdoor setting. Clean and stunning.

Caitlin and Leo wanted their wedding day to feel relaxed with an emphasis on showing their friends and family a good time. Under the guidance of wedding planner Abbey Cook, of Anchor G Gatherings, these two highlighted a colorful, rustic feel on their big day. Caitlin’s dresses for the day were made by her good friend. Their guests dined on the delicious food provided by their caterer Gather 406 and glorious desserts by Elle’s Belles Bakery. And as the evening went on, funk music from One Night Only encouraged all in attendance to dance the night away. One could not ask for a nicer evening.

At last, here are some favorite wedding photos I made during our time together. It was such a fun pleasure to celebrate this group. So glad I could be a part of the fun. Congrats to the newlyweds, Caitlin and Leo! -M

To view all of the fun photos from Caitlin and Leo’s wedding day celebration, click here.

Wedding Vendors

Catering: Gather 406

Rentals: Anchor G/Montana Party Rentals/Montana Party Time

Photog: Greener Visuals Photography

Floral: Anchor G Gatherings

Band: One Night Only

Planning and Design: Anchor G Gatherings

Desserts: Elle’s Belles

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The Woodlands Rainy Wedding of Shannon and Liam

GreenerVisuals — Sun, 29 Jun 2025 01:35:00 +0000

A week ago, I photographed The Woodlands rainy wedding day of Shannon and Liam outside Bozeman, Montana.

It has been lovely getting to know this couple and their five-year-old husky/shepherd, Iroh, over the past year.

Shannon and Liam met in Monterey Bay, California in the Fall of 2014. What started off as a friendship, quickly blossomed into a strong relationship. Together, they have been exploring the world together ever since. As an introvert, Liam loves Shannon’s extrovert energy. She cares so much about her relationships with others. She is loving and fits perfectly into his family dynamics. He admires her moral compass and how it constantly helps him navigate toward the right decisions.

Shannon loves how Liam truly understands her. He has helped her grow as a person and gives endless support to her. He keeps her accountable and showers her with love and patience.

Last summer I photographed their Mount Ellis trailhead engagement portraits in Bozeman. If one thing was clear, this couple was head over heels for one another and they were so excited for their approaching wedding day.

With friends and family traveling in from California and New Jersey, this engaged couple wanted a venue that could accommodate all of the fun.

They choose to celebrate their wedding day at The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon under the guidance of their wedding planner, Events by Killian.

The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon offered plenty of space for the wedding party to get ready – girls upstairs, gentlemen downstairs. The venue also offered plenty of space for the wedding guests to take shelter in a pinch.

Right before the wedding ceremony was to begin, a rainstorm came through that forced everyone to leave their ceremony seats.

As it turned out no amount of water could dampen the spirits of this group. Forward-thinking from the talented wedding vendors provided guests with clear umbrellas before the ceremony, just in case. The Woodlands Rainy Wedding didn’t phase anyone in attendance. After a brief delay, everyone returned to the outdoor lawn ceremony site for a heartfelt exchange of Shannon and Liam’s wedding vows under sunny skies.

Smiling ear to ear, Shannon and Liam welcomed their guests for a reception evening filled with great BBQ from Just a Taste Catering and the good tunes from Catered Rhythms DJ coaxed the wedding guests into dancing all night long. It was a really fun evening with everyone. Here are some of my favorite moments from Shannon and Liam’s wedding day.

I’m excited for these two and wish them a lifetime of happiness! -M

Wedding Vendors for Liam and Shannon’s Wedding Day

Venue: The Woodlands at Cottonwood Canyon

Wedding Planner: Events by Killian

Photography: Greener Visuals Photography

Catering: Just A Taste Catering

Rentals: Montana Party Rentals

Bartender: Jade Pierce Bartending Services

Dessert: Sweet Pea Bakery

Entertainment: Catered Rhythms

Florals: Bouquets and More

Videography: Cosmic Cine

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Portland Oregon Engagement Portraits of Caitlin & Leo

GreenerVisuals — Mon, 02 Jun 2025 20:36:00 +0000

Portland Oregon Engagement Portraits of Caitlin & Leo

A few weeks ago, I traveled westward to photograph the Portland Oregon, engagement portraits of my wedding clients, Caitlin and Leo.

Over the past eight years, Caitlin and Leo’s relationship has been shaped by their shared drive and support of each other’s dreams.

Caitlin and Leo met in Berkeley, California. Through their times of togetherness and being apart over the years, they’ve always encouraged one another to strive for their high goals.

This newly engaged couple recently settled in Portland, Oregon, purchased a house, and are going full throttle in building their lives together. Caitlin is an attorney representing local unions, and Leo is finishing up medical school.

Accordingly, both are ambitious powerhouses who, at the same time, are carefree and playful. This passion individually continues in how they support each other. Each partner gives the other encouragement, imagination, and a sense of joy.

For instance, Caitlin was beaming as she recalled how Leo elevated her life. She loves how Leo is so even-keeled in his thoughts. She admires how completely present and focused he tends to be on whatever person or task is in front of him. Caitlin commented that when they are together, she feels completely seen. In those moments, she senses that there is no place he would rather be.

Subsequently, for Leo, the weight, demands, and intensity of his medical school training are lightened by Caitlin’s constant encouragement. She grounds him and reminds him that anything is possible.

Whenever one of them is faced with a challenge, they both commented on how the other has a wonderful knack for getting them out of ruts and into fun.

Sharing a common love

A common love for the outdoors runs deep through Caitlin and Leo’s relationship. They surf together, run trails, and have even gotten into skate skiing. Whether they are sipping beers on the back stoop of their home, Leo serenading Caitlin on his guitar, or venturing out to their favorite restaurant, it’s plain to see their special bond. It was a pleasure to witness their strong, deep connection. Their comfort and playfulness together was undeniable during their photo session.

For them, it’s been a lovely ride they couldn’t imagine not taking.

It has been wonderful getting to know Leo and Caitlin over the course of this past year. I cannot wait to celebrate their relationship at their upcoming June wedding in Belgrade, Montana. Here are some of my favorite Portland Oregon Couples Portraits from our time together. Stay tuned. Their big wedding day approaches! -M

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Fairmont Hot Springs engagement portraits of Amrita and Jeff

GreenerVisuals — Mon, 10 Mar 2025 23:35:11 +0000

I had the pleasure of photographing the Fairmont Hot Springs engagement session of Amrita and Jeff.

These two Sioux Falls dentists were in Anaconda, Montana this past summer for a conference and some well-earned rest and recreation. The Fairmont Hot Springs resort and surrounding mountainous public lands were the perfect locations for this couple to celebrate their relationship and their love of travel during their recent engagement photo session.

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Gallatin River Family Portraits of the Childress Family

GreenerVisuals — Tue, 11 Feb 2025 05:12:00 +0000

A recent Gallatin River family portraits session with the Childress family helped turn their Montana vacation into an opportunity for a documented celebration!

“I’m in love with Montana. For other states I have admiration, respect, recognition, even some affection. But with Montana it is love. And it’s difficult to analyze love when you’re in it.”

― John Steinbeck, Travels with Charley: In Search of America

If you’ve ever had the pleasure of exploring Montana then I know this quote from John Steinbeck resonates. And it’s no wonder. Montana truly is spectacular! I have my own family roots in this glorious state. I’m always thrilled to see the excited faces of my clients when they come to know the awesome beauty of this timeless place for the first time.

It’s a pristine land that’s raw, wild, and just begging to be explored.

When you vacation in Montana, you are surrounded by the freshness that comes with changing your rhythm and being in this new environment. This state has a way of helping us let go of the busyness of our lives and slow down to really take in beauty of your loved ones and its amazing landscapes. Time shifts and you are more present, perhaps, than in the daily grind. You have fewer distractions. You get to see your family experience new things, exactly as you do the same. This has a way of letting us relax deeply into the moment, to be curious, and to play.

Over the last ten years, I’ve regularly worked with families that want to turn their Montana vacation into an opportunity for documented memories. Many visitors who have vacationed here have reached out for my photography services because they know that these moments, together, are unique, special, and worth doing right now.

Your family vacation is the perfect time to take advantage of this unique time you all have together.

With the Childress family, they make the annual trip from Texas to Montana every year to explore with their kids and soak up the family time during their Gallatin River family portraits session.

Big changes are on the horizon for this family.

With their daughter already in college, their son was about to enter his senior year of high school. Tina and John were soon-to-be empty nesters. They wanted this year’s Montana vacation to celebrate their kids with a family portrait session. It also proved to be a chance to highlight their son with his senior pictures. Talking with them on the phone, we discovered all that they cherish about their adult children. We also talked about how Montana has positively helped shaped their kids’ lives. Through their parents, their children have fostered an afinity for being riverside and a love of flyfishing.

To commemorate this special time together, the choice to hike along the banks of the Gallatin River was clear winner. It is a place filled with so many happy family memories for them.

I’m completely mobile with my photo studio, we were able to capture both a natural setting and a studio feel look for their son’s senior photos. I loved the ease of this family’s way of being together and enjoyed experiencing the calm Montana afternoon right alongside them.

What can you anticipate on your vacation family photo experience? That’s where the fun begins! We will schedule a phone chat to better understand what you value most about your loved ones and the special moments you hope to create. If you love the outdoors, I can help you find just the right setting. Or, perhaps, you are coming together for a family reunion or birthday celebration, and want candid photos around the celebration. I’d love to hear more about your plans for your 2023 Montana vacation adventure.

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Chico Hot Springs Family Portraits of Annie and Erik

GreenerVisuals — Wed, 06 Dec 2023 19:05:09 +0000

Late this summer, I had the pleasure of photographing the Chico Hot Springs family portraits of Annie and Erik in Paradise Valley.

Annie and Erik have been married for seven years and have made a comfortable life together in Louisville, Kentucky. They both love an excuse to travel. Frequently they take advantage of the summer months to road trip across the country. Over the past three years, Erik and Annie have found solace and joy in vacationing with their two dogs, Wallace and Davis, in Southwest Montana. They also make an annual stop to stay at the historic Chico Hot Springs in Pray, Montana.

In Erik’s eyes, Annie makes everything in his life better.

He admires how she intuitively reacts to help others in a time of struggle. He loves how positive a person she is. At times when his attitude can be “a stick in the mud,” Annie is there to bring him back to a place of calmness with a smile on his face – especially when she has baked one of her trademark pies.

Annie loves how taken care of she feels in her life with Erik. As an engineer, his intelligence and handy ability to fix all the things around the house is a gift she does not take lightly. His affection and dependability make her feel loved every day. Sharing family-orientated mindsets, both feel supported, strengthened, and grateful for the love they share.

After a recent family tragedy, this year’s trip to Paradise Valley in southwest Montana held a special need to heal. It would be a time to decompress and be present with one another after the past year of grief.

To mark the occasion, they decided to hire me to document their family portrait experience. Annie and Erik wanted family photographs that highlighted their love of each other and their dogs in a place that has meant so much to them.

Joined by her father and stepmother, Tom and Sherri, we hiked and explored the mountainous hillsides around the Yellowstone River during the “golden hour” of the setting sun. It made for quite a beautiful backdrop for their family photographs. From there we headed to Chico Hot Springs to catch the remaining sunlight and then into the bar for some cocktails and family storytelling.

This family has been through so much and it was wonderful to connect with them, create some lovely family portraits, and bring out their smiles. These are some of my favorite photos from our time together. I look forward to seeing this family in Montana soon, -M

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Missouri Headwaters Sacajawea Hotel Couples Portraits of Jackie and Mike

GreenerVisuals — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 23:32:59 +0000

It was such a pleasure to photograph the Missouri Headwaters Sacajawea Hotel engagement portraits of Jackie and Mike.

Jackie and Mike are travelers at heart. So when the time came for the engagement portrait session, we traveled to two of their favorite local spots, the Missouri Headwaters State Park and the Sacajawea Hotel.

Each of their professions has them traveling all over the state in roles that cater to their love of new places and their curiosity to meet new people. Mike is a sales rep for Kettlehouse Brewery and Jackie is a producer at Montana PBS.

The more they got to know one another, the more their commonalities started stacking up. Mike and Jackie soon discovered they shared a love for the history of national parks. Even more, as their relationship grew, they discovered the shared value of deep conversations and intellect. So when the pandemic quarantine came to Montana, these two decided to keep the conversation going and moved in together. Jackie and Mike both agree the experience made them grow even stronger.

For Jackie, she loves the extroverted, loving, and loyal energy Mike brings not only to their relationship but also to everyone around him. “He’s in awe of his people,” said Jackie. “With heart and soul, he is very thoughtful in planning new experiences for us that I might like. His energy and passion for life is so magnetic. I feel so lucky.”

Tuck, Jackie’s pitbull-Labrador mix (who has now claimed Mike as his, too), agrees. Jackie smiles as she mentions that Mike and Tuck have become soulmates.

Mike loves Jackie’s desire for adventure, whether that be their frequent small-town dates, visiting hot springs, breweries, or canoe racing on the Missouri River. She’s steady and always there for him. They love to play outside together, often adorned in Chacos and Carhartts. Mike would have it no other way.

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