A couple สล็อตออนไลน์ who "live and breathe" Download Festival enjoyed a humanist wedding celebration there after meeting at the rock and metal event in 2008.
The service for Lauren and Jamie McAloon, from Glasgow, was held in front of the main stage on Friday.
Mrs McAloon said they go every year - in 2011 they got engaged, in 2015 she went while pregnant, and took their eldest child in 2018 and 2019.
Celebrant Karen Faulkner said: "It was perfect for them."
The service was not legally binding, but the couple intend to host a follow-up event in Scotland, where humanist weddings have been recognised in law since 2005.
The festival in Leicestershire went ahead with a significantly reduced capacity of 10,000 after the government gave organisers the go-ahead for it to be a test event.
Mrs McAloon said they were supposed to get married in Donington last year and then go to Download, but it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
"As soon as the pilot was announced it was a bit like, 'this is going to happen'," she said.
"We drove from Glasgow to Donington, put the tent up, I put my dress on and we got married."