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Tantrum Farms
Tantrum Farms
Tantrum Farms
Tantrum Farms
Tantrum Farms
Nearest Town, Billings, Montana
2,200 acres

Elopement Venue | 10 Guests or Less: $1,000at Tantrum Farms


Package Includes
10 Guests
1 Day

This package is for elopement ceremonies with 10 or less guests. The total price (not including LandTrust booking fee) is $1,000 for 1 day.  

We understand that a lot goes into planning an event like this, especially when it comes to venue. Please inquire for more information and we can begin planning your event.

Once you nail down details, we will have a separate contract to communicate ALL the details that goes into this sort of event. 

Some Basic Details:

Wedding venue is outdoor only. We don't have a barn or building to move things inside at this point. There would be the option for an event tent to be set up or if the AirBNB is rented as an addition there is covered deck.  

All catering, bar tending, chairs, tents, or other rental items or vendors would need to be secured by the renter.

We would provide the backdrop and you can customize from there.  

Backdrops for the ceremony: wide open pasture with close proximity to available ranch house (AirBNB), Willow tree next to a small pond, Grain bins, and down on a flat in the cotton woods.  

We have old windmill spokes and a rustic 1949 chevy truck that could be used in photos.

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What’s Included

Outdoor Activities
  • Photography

Optional Add ons

House | $225.00 / Night

Sleeps: 7 Guests
Bedrooms: 3
1 Queen Bed, 1 King, 1 Single, 1 Double
2 Bathrooms
Hot WaterShower
House Description
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Corinne H

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Corinne H

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Property Access & Ground Rules

  • Check In: After 5:00 AM
  • Check Out: Before 9:00 PM
  • Nearby Interstate: 0-10 miles
  • Nearby Highway: 11-20 miles
  • Nearby Airport: 11-20 miles
  • Campfires: Not allowed
  • Pets: Not allowed on property
  • ATV's: Not allowed
  • Parking: Yes
  • Vehicles: 2 Allowed
  • Drive-in Access: Yes
  • Walk-in Access: Yes
  • Guests: 7 Allowed

Landowner Rules: Since this is a working cattle ranch with livestock and animals we do not allow pets. Leave all gates as you find them. No smoking. Remove your shoes in the entryway if staying in the house. No food or drinks in the bedrooms or living room. Any extra bedrooms (based on party size) will be locked and unavailable.

Cancellation Policy: Refunds are only available within 48 hours of the landowner accepting your booking request. View Policy




Landowner

Corinne H

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Corinne H

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We are Clint, Corinne, Everett, and Scarlett Hammond. We are members of the 5th and 6th generations on this ranch. We run the ranching and farming operation here, are passionate about agriculture and passionate about sharing the lifestyle with others. We have a cow/calf operation and we farm wheat, barley, oats and hay.

You may have wondered about our name; Tantrum Farms. The story goes something like this; we were happily living in our home a few miles from the family ranch. We had built it from scratch slowly finishing everything just how we liked; planting over 300 trees, putting up a large shop, and paying it all off! Then a neighbor put this place up for sale. It is surrounded on three sides by the family ranch and much closer to ranch headquarters. A developer was also interested in purchasing it if we weren't!

After a tumultuous private treaty buy/sell negotiation and biting off more than we could chew we were the proud owners of 2 unlivable houses, 50 years of hoarders garbage, a mess of overgrowth, and broken down outbuildings. So we sold our house and moved in. I (Corinne) may have cried a bit over the loss of my pretty house because this new place was BAD.

Just 18 months later, after 2 major renovations, weekly loads of trash, dirt excavations, floods, septic tank collapse, buildings blowing over, building a third house, and copious amounts of blood, sweat, and tears, we were starting to have vision for this place but we needed a name. After brainstorming for months and each one being vetoed I sarcastically said, "How about we call it Tantrum Farms in honor of all the tears I cried when we moved here!?" My husband (Clint) loved it! I tried to protest. It stuck. Clint loves to tell people he named our ranch after me. Not many girls get that kind of opportunity so I'm taking it!

Now 6 years later we still have many more projects in the wings and clean up to do. If you would like to follow more of our story we are on Instagram: @corinnehammond06  

We are Clint, Corinne, Everett, and Scarlett Hammond. We are members of the 5th and 6th generations on this ranch. We run the ranching and farming operation here, are passionate about agriculture and passionate about sharing the lifestyle with others. We have a cow/calf operation and we farm wheat, barley, oats and hay.

You may have wondered about our name; Tantrum Farms. The story goes something like this; we were happily living in our home a few miles from the family ranch. We had built it from scratch slowly finishing everything just how we liked; planting over 300 trees, putting up a large shop, and paying it all off! Then a neighbor put this place up for sale. It is surrounded on three sides by the family ranch and much closer to ranch headquarters. A developer was also interested in purchasing it if we weren't!

After a tumultuous private treaty buy/sell negotiation and biting off more than we could chew we were the proud owners of 2 unlivable houses, 50 years of hoarders garbage, a mess of overgrowth, and broken down outbuildings. So we sold our house and moved in. I (Corinne) may have cried a bit over the loss of my pretty house because this new place was BAD.

Just 18 months later, after 2 major renovations, weekly loads of trash, dirt excavations, floods, septic tank collapse, buildings blowing over, building a third house, and copious amounts of blood, sweat, and tears, we were starting to have vision for this place but we needed a name. After brainstorming for months and each one being vetoed I sarcastically said, "How about we call it Tantrum Farms in honor of all the tears I cried when we moved here!?" My husband (Clint) loved it! I tried to protest. It stuck. Clint loves to tell people he named our ranch after me. Not many girls get that kind of opportunity so I'm taking it!

Now 6 years later we still have many more projects in the wings and clean up to do. If you would like to follow more of our story we are on Instagram: @corinnehammond06  

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