Pray lake is located in Glacier National Park. It is just north of Two Medicine lake and it is a magnificent place that will make you feel like you are just a little bit closer to heaven. With breathtaking views and air as clean as it gets, you will see why we wanted this to be the place where we say I do.

Our most sincere hope is that on our wedding day you will feel as whole and filled with joy as we will be when you are there with us. It truly is so magical, and we can't wait to share it with you.

Since this will be a small and intimate ceremony, we have asked our Photographer and Videographer to take photos with all of our family and friends.

Our suggestion would be to plan on Casual/Dressy Casual. We will say, we would love to see a bit of western flare and encourage all the guys to consider wearing cowboy hats!

Ladies: A fall colored or jewel toned dress would look amazing with our theme and in this setting. Highly recommend wearing shoes that are durable for the lakeside setting (Boots, chunky heel, etc). Strongly encourage a sweater, shawl, pashmina as it could be cool during the ceremony.

Gentleman: Dressy Jeans or Casual dress pants, button down dress shirt, sport coat and tie not required but will leave that to you. Depending on the weather you may want to consider a sport coat and if you do, a dark color would coordinate best with the theme of the wedding and the setting. Would love to see you in cowboy boots and hat! Obviously, totally your decision.

Glacier National Park has a set of guidelines that we will have to adhere to.


National Park Access: All guests will be required to to purchase a park pass to enter the park. Passes can be purchased at the East Glacier Entrance as you arrive.


Max Number of Vehicles: 6 total vehicles. This number includes the Photographer, Videographer, Officiant, etc. Car pooling may be something we need to consider. More to follow on this item.


Max Participants
Peak and Non-Peak Season: 30
Max participants include Bride, Groom, Guests, Photographer(s), Videographer(s) and Officiant.


Groups of 21 or more: Groups of this size may be assigned a designated permit monitor. This is different than a routine spot check. This permit monitor will be specifically assigned to the event and will remain in the vicinity for the entire duration.


Vegetation: All guests must stay on the paths and off vegetation.


Leave No Trace: All participants are asked to follow the leave no trace philosophy and carry out anything that you may have carried in.


Time Limit: 2 hours


Wheelchair Accessible: No


Pets Allowed: No


Equipment Restrictions
No tables/décor; up to 4 chairs permitted on durable surface; snacks ok

Pray Lake is located in the Two Medicine/Walton District of Glacier National Park. Two Medicine is located in the Southeast section of Glacier NP. The closest National Park Entrance will be the East Glacier Entrance.

Pray Lake is approximately 100 yards northeast of Two Medicine Lake and is only 1 foot lower in altitude with a short stream connecting the two.

Whitefish, Montana 59937

1. Head west on 2nd St/E Second St toward Spokane Ave

2. Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Spokane Ave/U.S. 93 S (5 min, 2.2 mi)

3. Turn left onto MT-40 E (8 min, 6.5 mi)

4. Continue onto US-2 E/9th St W (1 hr 14 min. 71.7 mi)

Follow MT-49 N and 2 Medicine Rd to Lp A Rd

5. Turn left onto MT-49 N (21 min. 11.5 mi)

6. Turn left onto 2 Medicine Rd (4.1 mi)

7. Turn right (0.2mi)

8. Continue onto Lp A Rd (0.1 mi)

Pray Lake, Montana 59434

The National Park has indicated that parking is available along Pray Lake. They did request that we not park in the campground as that is reserved for campground guests only.