A hiccup during her dream wedding: One of Julianne Hough's bridal buses ends up in a DITCH... but guests still get to the nuptials on time

By Bobbie Whiteman For Dailymail.com

Published: 12:22 EDT, 10 July 2017 | Updated: 13:58 EDT, 10 July 2017

A luxury coach carrying some of bride Julianne Hough and groom Brooks Laich's wedding guests ended up in a ditch on Saturday afternoon.

The coach was on its way from their hotel near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to the outdoor ceremony nearby.

Guests were pictured standing beside the stranded vehicle waiting for a tow truck to pull it out.

Transport trouble: A luxury coach carrying some of Julianne Hough and Brook Laich's wedding guests ended up in ditch near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, on Saturday

Transport trouble: A luxury coach carrying some of Julianne Hough and Brook Laich's wedding guests ended up in ditch near Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, on Saturday

There's no information as yet about how it happened, but the coach is pictured swerved across the small country road, completely blocking it.

Julianne, 28, and Brooks, 34, had hired transport to make the day as easy as possible for their 200 friends and family.

Fortunately no one was hurt and everyone arrived on time to see Julianne's father Bruce walk the Dancing With The Stars judge across a field decorated with flowers to her groom, pro-hockey player Brooks.

Road block: Fortunately no one was hurt and everyone arrived in time for the ceremony

Road block: Fortunately no one was hurt and everyone arrived in time for the ceremony

The bride wore a custom-made Marchesa wedding gown with a small train and a long veil, according to People.

Brooks suited up in a tuxedo with a crisp white dress shirt and black bow tie.

The couple met in 2014 and got engaged the following year.

On his arm: Julianne's father Bruce walked his 28-year-old daughter across a field decorated with flowers to her groom, pro-hockey player Brooks

On his arm: Julianne's father Bruce walked his 28-year-old daughter across a field decorated with flowers to her groom, pro-hockey player Brooks

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Julianne Hough looked beautiful on her big day in a gorgeous bridal gown by Marchesa. Featuring a full skirt and strapless design, its traditional aesthetic and simple cut suited Julianne down to the ground.

Marchesa are renowned for their stunning bridal range and exquisite work-of-art creations so it's no wonder a whole load of A-listers have turned to the design house for their special day. Blake Lively, Behati Prinsloo, Coleen Rooney, Leandra Medine, Nicole Richie and Molly Sims are just a few that spring to mind!

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Julianne recently revealed she knew Brooks was the one for her the moment she saw him.

'When you know, you know,' she told Entertainment Tonight.

'When we saw each other for the first time, it was like, "And, we're done,"' she added.

The happy couple: The bride wore a custom Marchesa wedding gown with a small train and a long veil while her groom suited up in a tuxedo

The happy couple: The bride wore a custom Marchesa wedding gown with a small train and a long veil while her groom suited up in a tuxedo

 

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