Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe ties the knot with his stunning fiancée Hannah in very intimate ceremony in Montana

New England Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe and his fiancée Hannah enjoyed an intimate outdoor wedding in Montana ahead of the training camp. 

The couple traded vows last Wednesday in a small ceremony of 30 guests, according to The Knot.

On Monday, the newlyweds posted pictures of their wedding, which featuring the stunning Montana landscapes. The Zappes posed in front of a lake with the mountains and greenery in the background before partying with close friends and family at the reception. 

'We both have very small circles, and we aren't huge partiers,' Hannah told The Knot of the wedding planning. 

'It just didn't fit our style. We sat down and talked to each other and said, 'Let's just elope with our family.'' 

Their venue choice comes as no surprise as the pair are admitted fans of the TV drama Yellowstone. After sharing their nuptials with loved ones in a cabin, they enjoyed a long weekend filled with hiking, fishing, and fireworks. 

'It was such a great way to blend our families,' they told the outlet. The Zappes tied the knot just over a year since announcing their engagement in May 2023. 

With a mini honeymoon to Florida's Walt Disney World on deck, Zappe is entering a crucial third season in the NFL with the Patriots, who selected him in the fourth round (137th overall) of the 2022 draft. 

Zappe entered last season as the backup for Mac Jones before earning the starting nod. Zappe's promotion came after a series of ugly outings relegated the former first-rounder to the bench. 

The Patriots will enter their first campaign in the post-Bill Belichick era after a dreadful 4-13 finish last season. 

With Jerod Mayo being named as the new head coach, New England also overhauled its quarterbacks in March after sending Jones to Jacksonville for a sixth-round pick. They signed veteran Jacoby Brissett in free agency and selected Drake Maye with the third overall pick in the 2024 Draft. 

The Pats also drafted Joe Milton III out of Tennessee in the sixth round. 

While Mayo 'absolutely' intends to bring all four facilitators into training camp, the finality of Zappe's place in the roster remains in question. 

Nevertheless, Zappe intends to make the most of the opportunity after last season. 

'They've told all of us that this was going to be a competition,' Zappe said in late May, per the Boston Herald. 'Everybody's going to have an opportunity to go out there and prove that they can be that guy. 

'All four of us are going to do our best to do that, and then whoever gets that job, the other three of us are going to help that guy do whatever he can on the field to win games.'