Moving Git Commits to Another Branch

So today I absent mindedly made a sequence of commits to the wrong branch. Normally I would just cherry pick but today I decided to use a slightly different method. This method works for me as I tend to merge branches rather than rebase.

The first step is to checkout the branch where I want the commits to be.

git checkout CorrectBranch

Next I merge into that branch from the one where the commits actually are.

git merge WrongBranch

Finally I reset the branch that I wrongly committed to, to the commit I want it to be at. In my case there were three commits.

git checkout WrongBranch
git reset --hard HEAD~3

NOTE that in my case I had no changed working files that would get destroyed by this, if I had such files I would use the following

git checkout WrongBranch
git reset --keep HEAD~3