4 July 2017 Last updated at 09:17 BST
Don't worry though, it's not a real wedding. It's part of a Mexican ceremony which is more than 200 years old.
The mayor of the southern Mexican fishing town San Pedro Huamelula 'marries' a crocodile at the end of June as part of the local harvest tradition.
The reptile bride, dressed in white with a flower crown on its head is taken around the town to music before the ceremony takes place.
The croc is regarded as a princess, and the traditional belief is that it will bring peace and prosperity to their community, particularly a good harvest.
It's not exactly a romance made in heaven, let's hope there were no "crocodile tears."

The robbery, described as a "frightening attack" by police, happened at the salon in Gorgie Road at about 20:00 on Thursday.
Police said the woman had received minor bruising following a struggle.
Her son was also threatened with the knife when he arrived at the shop but was not harmed. The two men stole cash and a laptop.
The first attacker was white, in his late 20s, about 6ft tall, of thin build and had short dark hair.
He was also said to have "a large pointed nose", thick eyebrows and brown eyes.
He was wearing a blue puffer jacket and a scarf covering his mouth and spoke with a local accent.
The second attacker was white, 5ft 10in tall, of thin build. He was wearing a dark, waterproof jacket with a white stripe down the middle, dark skinny jeans and dark trainers with white soles.
Det Insp John Kavanagh, of Police Scotland, said: "The victim was subjected to a violent assault during the robbery, it was a frightening attack on a lone woman.
"We are keen to trace these suspects as quickly as possible. Anyone who may have seen the attack, or who recognises the description of the men involved, is asked to contact Police Scotland immediately."
You wouldn't have thought a crocodile would be a dream bride, but that hasn't stopped this man from marrying one.
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A 64-year-old woman was threatened by two men with a knife as she closed her beauty salon in Edinburgh.