From strip clubs to church confessionals, 14 photos show how places around the world are getting creative with drive-thru experiences

In Vespasiano, Brazil, medical and nursing students celebrated graduation from their cars. Many schools and universities have shifted their ceremonies to drive-thrus.

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In Duesseldorf, Germany, a wedding was held at a drive-in movie theater. While weddings typically have guests in close quarters, many couples have switched their venues to parking lots and fields where guests can remain in their car.

Many May Day rallies and celebrations were canceled, but some were adapted to a drive-in or drive-thru experience.

The coronavirus has created an increased need for food banks, so organizations have shifted their operations to a drive-thru model. Cars can line up and receive bags of grocery items and necessities, like at this pet food bank in Miami, Florida.

Music lovers can park at the stage in Aarhus, Denmark, and enjoy the show. The stage also plans to host lectures, comedy shows, and other live performances to spread positive energy as lockdown restrictions ease.

Worshippers still participated in Ramadan through drive-in experiences.

Drive-thru confessions were advertised at Sainte Jeanne d'Arc church in Limoges, France.

The Parish of St. Anthony of Padua in Maine held its service on the streets. Cars slowly drove through the parking lot as the Deacon blessed them.

The Index disco hosted a drive-in disco night where lights and music entertained guests.

Cars lined up so they could order festival food and drink.

In need of a laugh, the Schützenplatz converted its cinema into a live performance drive-in. Comedians and musicians will perform for visitors who are listening through the radio.

Without ever stepping out of their car, visitors at the San Antonio Zoo can check in on the bears, birds, leopards, lions, reptiles, and monkeys. Zoos have experienced a massive decline in revenue, so many have searched for creative ways to connect with visitors and raise funds.

In partnership with the Vilnius International Film Festival and Vilnius Aiport, "Aerocinema - The Journey Begins" was launched on the tarmac. Movie theaters in Lithuania are closed through May, so the airport plans to show films until the theaters can reopen.

The Lucky Devil Lounge now offers takeout with a show. When ordering food, customers have the option of driving through the strip club for $30.