Hi, Aaron! You can easily control your date picker. In the docs you can find a lot of options that might be helpful. I'll give you example: 1. Add two date pickers and give them unique ID like startdate and enddate:

<div class="md-form">
	<input placeholder="Selected date" type="text" id="startdate" class="form-control datepicker">
	<label for="date-picker-example">Start date</label>
</div>
<div class="md-form">
	<input placeholder="Selected date" type="text" id="enddate" class="form-control datepicker">
	<label for="date-picker-example">End date</label>
</div>

2. Add some javascript:

// initialize datepicker
$('.datepicker').pickadate();		

// call the function when first datepicker was changed
$('#startdate').change(function() {
	// get value from first datepicker and set it as minimum date in a second datepicker
	var picker = $('#enddate').pickadate('picker');
	picker.set('min', $('#startdate').val())
});

As you can see, in a second date picker you cannot select a date which is earlier than the date from first date picker. I hope this helps

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