Wedding Transportation

Transportation is another very aspect of your wedding

First you will need to figure how many cars you need, and what kind.

Start by counting the number of people who will need transportation in your bridal party. If your budget is tight, you may ask the bridal party to drive themselves. Also a chauffeured town car is frequently less expensive than a chauffeured limousine.

Next decide if you want the limo for the entire event, including taking everyone to the ceremony, from the ceremony to reception, and then home after the reception.

One cost saving option is to have people drive themselves part of the way with limo transportation for part of the way. Remember that limo companies often have a minimum amount of time- so even if you only hire them for twenty minutes, you may end up paying the same as if you had hired them for three hours.

Try to at least if your budget is tight to have at least one limousine or town car to take the bride and bridesmaids to the ceremony, and a limousine or town car to take the bride and groom from the ceremony to the reception site. This will allow the girls to get dressed together and will allow your bridesmaids to stretch out, thus minimizing wrinkling of their dresses. It will also allow the bride and groom to have some time alone together where neither of them has to concentrate on the road.

The typical scenario (example)

The bride and bridal party will transport themselves to the reception site where there is a room for them to change clothes and get prepared. A limo will come to pick them up, and delivers them to the ceremony site.

Next the groomsmen will transport themselves to the ceremony site, and the best man gives a ride to the groom. After the ceremony, the limo takes the bride and groom to the reception site, while the groomsmen give rides to the bridesmaids. At the end of the evening, the bride and groom are picked up in a getaway car(that is decorated), and the bridesmaids and groomsmen all have their own cars to drive themselves home.

Transportation is another very aspect of your wedding

First you will need to figure how many cars you need, and what kind.

Start by counting the number of people who will need transportation in your bridal party. If your budget is tight, you may ask the bridal party to drive themselves. Also a chauffeured town car is frequently less expensive than a chauffeured limousine.

Next decide if you want the limo for the entire event, including taking everyone to the ceremony, from the ceremony to reception, and then home after the reception.

One cost saving option is to have people drive themselves part of the way with limo transportation for part of the way. Remember that limo companies often have a minimum amount of time- so even if you only hire them for twenty minutes, you may end up paying the same as if you had hired them for three hours.

Try to at least if your budget is tight to have at least one limousine or town car to take the bride and bridesmaids to the ceremony, and a limousine or town car to take the bride and groom from the ceremony to the reception site. This will allow the girls to get dressed together and will allow your bridesmaids to stretch out, thus minimizing wrinkling of their dresses. It will also allow the bride and groom to have some time alone together where neither of them has to concentrate on the road.

The typical scenario (example)for your wedding transportation

The bride and bridal party will transport themselves to the reception site where there is a room for them to change clothes and get prepared. A limo will come to pick them up, and delivers them to the ceremony site.

Next the groomsmen will transport themselves to the ceremony site, and the best man gives a ride to the groom. After the ceremony, the limo takes the bride and groom to the reception site, while the groomsmen give rides to the bridesmaids. At the end of the evening, the bride and groom are picked up in a getaway car(that is decorated), and the bridesmaids and groomsmen all have their own cars to drive themselves home.

Check List for wedding transportation

What year are the Limos? Is the gratuity included in the package price? What happens if we need to cancel and are there any charges for this ? Are there any extras included in the price, such as a bottle of champagne or decorations?