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Dreamy Glacier national park engagement | Andrea + Ben

Mar 24, 2025
1 min read

A layering of soft blue and green tones set the scene for Andrea and Ben's dreamy Glacier National Park engagement. Read on for more hazy peaks, stolen glances and this playful couple's adventure in the mountains with Elsa Eileen Photography.



"Ben and I attended the same small university in central Pennsylvania, called Saint Francis, but never met throughout the four years we attended. After graduating, we were introduced by mutual friends, and have been pretty inseparable since! Our connection was effortless, as we share all the same interests. Our passion for being outdoors is the root of what made our relationship so strong from the start, and we spend most of our shared time hiking, skiing or biking together, with a goal to visit all the national parks. Our engagement was planned to take place in Mount Rainier National Park, until I tore my ACL from skiing in Jackson Hole, so Ben made a quick back-up plan. He ended up popping the question the same week we closed on our first house! It was super intimate and sweet – no furniture, just us, our love and a little champagne!"


We chose GNP for our engagement shoot because of our love for the mountains! We wanted our pictures to tell the story of who we are as a couple, while exploring scenery we love most. Elsa executed the shoot so perfectly, by showing off our goofy and playful personalities while also displaying our love for western culture – those gorgeous mountain landscapes added the perfect backdrop." -Andrea, the bride-to-be







































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Photography | Elsa Eileen Photography (#MBV)
































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Kevin Doliver
a day ago

What stood out was the closed loop they describe. The site at https://cattix.com/ walks through data collection, an AI decision engine, tailored actions deployed per account and location, then outcome analysis that retrains the core — so the system is meant to get sharper with each cycle rather than running the same rules forever. Clear if static automation has plateaued.

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