Kentucky couple tie the knot in a gas station RESTROOM – before enjoying their first dance under a disco ball next to the men’s URINALS

A couple said ‘I do’ in front of their closest loved ones and a gas station urinal.

Tiana Abney, from Kentucky, wanted to do something special when she married her now husband, Logen.

The 23-year-old, who works at convenience store chain HOP Shops, decided that her workplace in Verona ticked all of her wedding boxes and was her perfect venue.

Specifically, the blushing bride thought that the men’s bathroom was the ideal place to celebrate their love; who wish to use disco lights in the amenities.

Surrounded by family, friends, co-workers and clients, Tiana walked down the muddy hallway on Valentine’s Day with her husband.

“I wanted something a little different,” the bride he told WBTV.

‘I didn’t want to just get married in a typical chapel, or you know, go to church. I wanted something fun to tell my kids.

‘Something funny. A good experience.’

While the HOP Shops bathroom looks normal at first glance, with the push of a button it totally transforms into a dance floor, disco ball and all.

‘They have a button in every HOP store. You press it, the disco lights turn on and the music plays,” he explained.

The couple was simply excited to get married, not caring where it happened, as long as they were officially husband and wife.

‘I always heard that it doesn’t matter where you get married. It’s just the person you’re with,” Logen said passionately.

‘Seeing her in her wedding dress, she looked beautiful.

“It was just an emotional day.”

They were married by HOP Shops employee David Biery, and after their first kiss as husband and wife, they shared their first dance to Forever and Ever, Amen by Randy Travis under the disco lights in the bathroom.

According to the HOPS Stores Websitethe Verona store’s bathroom is “newly remodeled and beautiful.”

“What makes it cooler is the unexpected red button on the wall and the sign that says ‘Do Not Press,’ which makes you want to press it even harder,” the website reads.

‘Then, when you can’t take it anymore, you push it. The lights go out, the music starts, the spotlights come on and the disco ball starts spinning. You can dance and do some moves. It’s hilarious!’