While some people may go to a church or chapel for their wedding, one couple decided to go to the bathroom at a local gas station for their wedding.
“I think so,” Rogen Abney and Tiana Aristoc said on Valentine’s Day inside the men’s room at their local HOP Shop in Verona, Kentucky.
Alistock is an employee at that location.
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“I wanted something a little different,” she told FOX Carolina.
“I didn’t want to just have a wedding in a typical chapel, and I didn’t want to go to church. I wanted to give my kids something fun. Something fun. It was a good experience.”
Rogen Abney (left) and Tiana Aristocco (right) exchanged wedding vows in the most unusual of places: a men’s room at a gas station. (Chris and Anne Gilbert)
According to the news organization, Aristoc started brainstorming and after sharing her ideas with her boss, decided that the perfect place to get married was in a disco-centric bathroom.
HOP Shop is known for its unusual bathrooms, which display colorful lights at the push of a button.
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“We unexpectedly decided to get married in the bathroom of a discotheque. It started as a joke between me and one of my bosses. We were like, ‘Well, what do you think?'” Also explained to me. The situation started in a way that we couldn’t,” Aristoc told FOX News Digital.
HOP Shop restrooms are known for their disco-style lights that turn off with the press of a bright red button. (Chris and Anne Gilbert)
“Once that was decided, I was so excited to finally marry him and have the choice of such a unique and one-of-a-kind wedding venue!”
HOP Shops created a media release about a celebratory wedding that took place at one of its stores.
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“The atmosphere was truly magical. Vibrant colors adorned the venue, complemented by mesmerizing reflections from the glittering mirror balls suspended from the ceiling,” HOP Shops said in a recent press release. .
“As a pulsating beat filled the air, anticipation rose for the arrival of the bride and groom.”
Customers at Kentucky Hop Shops were unable to use the restroom for a short period of time because a wedding was in progress. (Chris and Anne Gilbert)
The bride made her own walkway to the gas station leading to the ceremony venue, secured by a sign that read, among other things, “Disco Bathroom Wedding in progress. We apologize for the inconvenience. We will provide you with a free fountain pop!!” It had been.
Aristoc and Abney entered the men’s room in their wedding attire, surrounded by friends and family who filled the hallway.
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The bathroom may seem like an unconventional place, but a Kentucky bride and her fiancé weren’t afraid to do something unique.
“I thought, sure, it’s going to be a little weird, but it’s also cool, because like I said, ‘You know what, it’s like a gas station toilet where you press a button and the disco lights come on.’ I’ve never been to one,”’ Rogen told FOX Carolina after discussing the idea with Aristoc.
The bride and groom walked down the aisle at the gas station before friends and family met them in the bathroom. (Chris and Anne Gilbert)
“By embracing the unconventional, they set an example for couples around the world who celebrate love in unique ways, unfettered by social norms and expectations,” HOP Shops shared online.
Instead of ending their vows with “You may kiss the bride,” the couple pressed a big red button that started a disco scene and played Randy Travis’ “Forever and Ever, Amen,” FOX Carolina also reported. Ta.
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Although the wedding ceremony, held in an unusual location, drew mixed reviews from outsiders, the happy couple say they have no regrets and are enjoying the beginning of their married life.
“Our marriage has been great. We truly love each other and nothing can change that,” Aristoc told FOX News Digital.
Abney and Aristock say “I think so” to each other in the middle of a gas station bathroom. (Chris and Anne Gilbert)
“When you know, you just know. And we quickly realized that we were each other’s people.”
Fox News Digital has reached out to the HOP Shops location for further comment.
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