Getting hitched in style - Wedding bus a new fad among China’s newly-weds


When the buses are hired, bus drivers will be provided, while the bus route can be customised. PHOTO: CHANGSHA WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY/XIAOHONGSHU

NANCHANG (China Daily/ANN): Adorned with red ribbons on the nose and paper cuttings of auspicious Chinese characters on the windows, a public electric bus was transformed into a wedding bus, cutting a dashing figure on the road.

“The wedding bus is spacious enough to accommodate my family and friends. We sat together and had a jolly time singing and playing games along the way,” said newly-wed Zhang Qingqing, who rented a bus for her wedding day transport in Nanchang city, capital of East China’s Jiangxi Province.

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