Tiana Alistock and Logen Abney said 'I do' in the loo
Some people may go to a church or chapel to get married — but one couple decided to head to a local gas station bathroom for their nuptials.
Logen Abney and Tiana Alistock said "I do" inside the men's bathroom at a local HOP Shops location in Verona, Kentucky, on Valentine's Day.
Alistock is an employee at the location.
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"I wanted something a little different," she told FOX Carolina.
"Didn’t want to just get married in a typical chapel, or you know, go to the church. I wanted something fun to tell my kids. Something fun. A good experience."
Logen Abney, left, and Tiana Alistock, right, exchanged wedding vows in a most unusual location: the men's bathroom at a gas station. (Chris and Ann Gilbert)
Alistock started brainstorming and decided the perfect place to get married was the disco-centric bathroom after sharing the idea with her boss, the news organization reported.
HOP Shops are known for their out-of-the-ordinary bathrooms that include a colorful light display at the press of a button.
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"We decided to get married in the disco bathroom unexpectedly. It started off as a joke between me and one of my bosses, kind of a, ‘Well, why not?’ situation that took off in ways I couldn’t even explain," Alistock told Fox News Digital.
The bathrooms in the HOP Shops are known for their disco-centric lights that go off after pressing a bright red button. (Chris and Ann Gilbert)
"Once it was set in stone, I was more than excited to finally marry him and have such a unique one-of-a-kind wedding venue choice!"
HOP Shops produced a media release about the festive nuptials at one of its locations.
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"The ambiance was nothing short of magical. Vibrant colors adorned the venue, complemented by the mesmerizing reflections from glittering disco balls hanging from the ceiling," HOP Shops said in a recent press release.
"As the pulsating beat filled the air, anticipation mounted for the arrival of the bride and groom."
Customers at the Kentucky HOP Shops location were unable to use the bathroom for a short period of time due to the wedding in progress. (Chris and Ann Gilbert)
The bride made her own aisle in the gas station leading to the ceremony space, notably reserved with a sign saying, "Disco bathroom wedding in session. Sorry if any inconvenience. Free fountain pop on us!!"
Alistock and Abney entered into the men's restroom in their wedding attire, surrounded by friends and family who were overflowing into the hallway.
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While the bathroom might seem like an unconventional location, the Kentucky bride-to-be and her fiancé were not afraid to do something unique.
"I was like, well, it's definitely going to be kind of different, but kind of cool, too, because like I said, 'I ain't never been in a gas station bathroom where you can push a button and disco lights come on,'" Logen told FOX Carolina after discussing the idea with Alistock.
The bride and groom walked down the gas station aisle before they were met by friends and family in the bathroom. (Chris and Ann Gilbert)
"By embracing the unconventional, they set an example for couples everywhere to celebrate love in their own unique way, free from societal norms and expectations," HOP Shops shared online.
Instead of ending vows with "You may kiss the bride," the two pressed the big red button that initiated the disco scene and played "Forever and Ever, Amen" by Randy Travis, FOX Carolina also reported.
The unusual location of the wedding led to mixed reviews from outsiders — but the happy couple does not have any regrets and are enjoying the beginning of their married life.
"Married life has been amazing. We absolutely love each other and nothing can ever change that," Alistock told Fox News Digital.
Abney and Alistock said "I do" to one another in the middle of a gas station bathroom. (Chris and Ann Gilbert)
"When you know, you just know — and we knew instantly that we were each other's person."
Fox News Digital reached out to the HOP Shops location for further comment.
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Sydney Borchers is a lifestyle production assistant with Fox News Digital.
