Sports: Inside the picturesque mountainside ceremony where Erin Andrews wed former NHL star Jarret Stoll

The two tied the knot in the Montana mountains surrounded by friends an family.

Fox NFL correspondent and "Dancing with the Stars" host, Erin Andrews wed her longtime love, former NHL star, Jarret Stoll in a mountainside ceremony at the Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana.

Surrounded by their family and friends the once, on-again-off-again couple exchanged vows and celebrated with a reception all designed by celebrity wedding planner Yifat Oren, according to PEOPLE.

Andrews wore an off-the-shoulder gown by Carolina Herrera. The sunset ceremony took place on Saturday, Stoll's 35th birthday.

The two first got engaged at Disneyland's Club33 over Christmas.

While on Extra, during the wedding planning process, Andrews joked that Stoll was a "bridezilla." Stoll seemed to be helping with the planning alongside celebrity wedding planner Yifat Oren.

"He is Pinteresting. I’m in Dallas Cowboy meetings, and he’s sending me, 'Hey babe, I saw this on Pinterest,' and I’m like, 'Hey babe, will you let me get through Super Bowl?'" Andrews told Extra.

It seems like all the planning paid off. Stoll and Andrews' ceremony overlooked the mountains in Big Sky Montana.

The bride wore a Carolina Herrera dress and bridesmaid sister, Kendra also wore white.

The intimate ceremony, held the day of Stoll's 35th birthday, included both parties' families.

Erin Andrews, second from right, with her parents and sister Kendra.

It also included friends like Michael Strahan, Joe Buck, Extra's Charissa Thompson and Larry David.

The reception was held at in the Yellowstone Club that is set with an amazing view.

Andrews and Stoll's place settings even fit with their 'wilderness wedding' theme.

The reception was complete with Fireball shotskis and a bear mask which seems to have made the rounds on the dancefloor.

It looked like one incredible party! Congratulations to the happy couple!

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