Kirsty Ainsworth decided to do away with carriages or limos on her big and instead opted to take the bus.
On the morning of her wedding day she made her way to the bus stop along with bridesmaid Lyndsey Williamson.
They waited for ten minutes, during which they got some beeps and funny looks, but Kirsty was not perturbed.
Andrew Barnett, duty officer at the bus station, told the Macclesfield Express: "I can honestly say I have never heard of a bride getting on one of our buses!"
The £3.20 journey took them to Macclesfield registry office where she walked up the isle to meet husband-to-be Javier Pascual.
The groom said: "I think it was a great idea and really typical Kirsty. That's why I love her."
Kirsty told the paper about Javier's proposal. She said: "Javier proposed when we were in Stockport one day. I was busy chasing pigeons and when I turned round he was on one knee!"
She said her unusual day would be great story to tell the grandchildren, putting a "twist to the Wheels on the Bus song".
