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Traditional wedding cars
Black Limousines, White Limos, Stretch Limos, the vintage Rolls Royce, a classic Daimler, suave Bentleys, a fine Mercedes or classy Jaguar - the choices are endless for your big day!
Perhaps your groom would like to arrive to your wedding in a modern Ferrari - there are specialist hire companies offering sports car hire for the weekend.
Without a doubt, this year's big trend is retro and vintage, with the classic VW Campervan being a firm favourite.
Perhaps your groom would like to arrive to your wedding in a modern Ferrari - there are specialist hire companies offering sports car hire for the weekend.
Without a doubt, this year's big trend is retro and vintage, with the classic VW Campervan being a firm favourite.
Stretched limousines
Perfect for a glamorous arrival, and with plenty of space for your wedding dress, stretched limousines have maintained their popularity for weddings, and in particular for hen and stag nights, for over a decade.
Be sure to check out the company's credentials as we have heard of a number of home made "cut and shunt" stretched limos being used for weddings.
Be sure to check out the company's credentials as we have heard of a number of home made "cut and shunt" stretched limos being used for weddings.
Hiring Wedding Transport
Surprisingly, anyone can hire out their car for a wedding - there is an exemption in licensing regulations specifically covering weddings and funerals.
This means that there is a huge choice of vehicles, from VW Camper Vans to home made stretched limousines, available alongside the large reputable companies offering a selection of modern and vintage wedding cars.
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This means that there is a huge choice of vehicles, from VW Camper Vans to home made stretched limousines, available alongside the large reputable companies offering a selection of modern and vintage wedding cars.
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Horse drawn carriages
Although more often used to take the Bride and Groom from the church to the reception, if you are having a civil ceremony at a stately home or country hotel it would be very fitting to arrive in a horse-dawn carriage.
In most cases, the carriage just takes you the last mile or two, giving you the chance to relax, gather your thoughts, and arrive in this most romantic style of transport.
Arrange for the carriage to stay until after the ceremony to whisk you both away for some photographs, or to take the younger guests for a ride.
Helicopters
The ultimate in arriving (or departing) in style and not as expensive as you might think. Budget £1000 - £1500 and be aware that the large variation in price between companies can reflect the company's attitude to risk - for example twin engine helicopters are more expensive than a single engine version.
Check the company's policy on cancellations - they can't fly in certain weather conditions but may be happy to transfer the booking for an anniversary flight instead.
Many large venues have either a helipad or an area in their grounds suitable for landing a helicopter.
Check the company's policy on cancellations - they can't fly in certain weather conditions but may be happy to transfer the booking for an anniversary flight instead.
Many large venues have either a helipad or an area in their grounds suitable for landing a helicopter.
