A mayor in mexico chose to get married with crocodile instead of a woman!

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This crocodile dressed in white gown was married to a Mexican mayor

A mayor of a Mexican town recently married a crocodile for the second time in two years in a traditional ceremony attended by thousands of residents of a predominantly fishermen's village.

Just like all the weddings, the crocodile bride was wearing a white gown and a veil as she walked down the aisle.

Last year also, mayor Joel Vasquez Rojas had married a crocodile 'bride' in a live ceremony.

This year, on Tuesday, he married another crocodile in the hope of bringing prosperity to the residents of the village's local fishing community.

This man named Joel Vasquez Rojas is known to be the mayor of a fishing town in Mexico. He chose to marry this crocodile instead of having a woman in his life.

In San Pedro Huamelula in Mexico, the mayor walked holding the crocodile in his arms. He was also dancing around carrying his 'wife' along.

Based on their tradition, the main reason why Mayor Rojas chose to marry the crocodile is because that animal was tagged as a princess who will be bringing plenty of seafood for the Fishermen. Fishing is one of the basic jobs in that town.

The groom carrying his crocodile wife while dancing around 

'It's my wish to marry the young princess, Rojas said.

The locals of that town even prepared a fireworks display for the newly-weds because they said that the 'princess' had arrived.

The mayor was thrilled by how the wedding happened with such love and support from all the people. The crocodile is now called Mr. Vasquez Rojas' wife.

After the ceremony, which starts with ritualistic baptism and exchange of wedding vows, the mayor has to kiss the bride. As a precaution to prevent the crocodile from biting, its snout is closed with a tape.

After the wedding ceremony, which is followed by a dance and festive fireworks, the 'princess bride' is released back into the pond.

A local resident told The Daily Mail that the traditional wedding ceremony "means a lot" to the people of San Pedro Huamelula as "it's the greatest treasure our ancestors have left us."

All expenses for the wedding are borne by the local.

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