An Australian artist got married to Le Pont du Diable - a 600-year-old bridge in Southern France - on June 17.
Jodi Rose travels the world and records the vibrations of bridge cables for her 'Singing Bridges' music project.
The wedding ceremony on June 17 was held at the entrance of her groom with 14 guests in attendance; the mayor of Saint-Jean-de-Fos, a neighbouring town, also attended the event, the Huffington Post reported.
According to Oddity Central, Rose wore a floor-length ivory dress and carried a beautiful bouquet during her marriage to the bridge.
Though the bridge's and Rose's union is not recognized in France, she said that it is just as strong as any other marriage.
Le Pont du Diable, which is also called 'The Devil's Bridge,' was first built by Benedictine Monks in the 11th century, Geekosystem wrote.
