Good news is that nowadays you don’t have to go for a white car, it can be any colour of your choice.
Wedding car is a very often a statement of a wedding. Nowadays the market for wedding cars is very diverse and accommodates all tastes and styles.
If you wedding in a Vintage or Classic style then you would probably prefer some “retro” cars such as the classic old roller in which the loudest thing is perhaps the clock.
You can also go for a pre-war car range for their imposing size.
To make your arrival to a wedding venue make less “musculin” you can go for a range of VW Beetles Cabriolet. This would probably suite more for surfer type weddings.
More practical choice would be a Lincoln Town Car Limo as due to its spacious design you can accommodate more guests, feel more “Pomp and Circumstance” but still best suited for the big occasion.
You can also go for a seven seater Mercedes.
Far from any car can accommodate your parents and bridesmaids. You might need to arrange another car for especially when your bridesmaids have to arrive half an hour before the bride to the church).
If you are a Romantic person and want to “savour” every minute of your relatively slow short journey from home to your wedding venue then Horse and Carriage is the best choice for you. This might be not the “fastest” choice but it will leave you and your guests with truly remarkable and unforgettable moments.
It would be advisable to run a check on a car hiring company to be sure they are well established on the market and will not run away with your cheque.
Go and talk to them, see their range of cars, discuss all necessary details before you actually hire them.
Try to chose a company who is providing good maintenance to their vehicles and possibly discuss “back-up” should any problem occurs with your main hired car.
There are different types of carriges: Victorian and Glass Coach, Brougham, Landau etc. You need to decide if you want your carriage to be with hood or with a fixed roof.
How many horses would you prefer : one, two or four, would they be accustomed to be surrounded by many people at the wedding , their colours – grey or white which are more popular for weddings.
You might also take into a consideration the dressing code of the coachman and his groom and the general deco of your carriage.
