A bride in Northern Ireland arrived at her wedding in quite the unconventional way: on the back of a tractor. Kathryn McKay arrived at the church for her wedding ceremony on the back of a Massey Ferguson 135, driven by her farmer father. In an interview with SWNS, the British news service, McKay said that she wanted to arrive at her wedding on a tractor to pay a tribute to her family's background of farmers. The bride told the news outlet that she "laughed the whole way" before she arrived at the church to marry her husband, Kevin Lagan. "Locals were waving and beeping horns — then a [truck] pulled out behind us just before the chapel. This made me laugh even more," said McKay. "We arrived safely without any hiccups or rain and had a beautiful service with our friends and family."

McKay shared that the weather almost got in the way of her special arrival, but thankfully it cleared up. "The service was at noon. It rained again at 11:15 a.m. so we had to hold off for a bit. We had a Range Rover on hand that was going to take me to the chapel, but thankfully the rain cleared … We honestly could not have asked for a better wedding and our hearts are so full." She even made sure to hire an ice cream truck to entertain guests in case of lateness. McKay's husband, Kevin Lang, said that the entry was the perfect idea for her.  "It was the perfect entry because anyone who knows Kathryn knows she's farming mad," he said.