Wedding car

The cars are the one thing that must not run late

Weddings are a timing exercise as much as a transport one. We plan the runs in advance, arrive early and hold the vehicle for as long as the day needs.

The wedding party

Smart cars, rehearsed timings

We go through the day with you beforehand — who is travelling, from where, in what order and by when — so nothing is being worked out on the morning.

  • Well-presented vehicles, cleaned and checked the day before
  • Ribbons and smart presentation on request, at no extra cost
  • Timings planned backwards from the ceremony, with slack built in
  • The car held between ceremony, photographs and reception
  • Drivers in smart dress who know to stay out of the photographs
  • A named office contact for the day, reachable throughout
Wedding car
Every leg of the day

More than one car, more than one journey

A wedding is rarely a single trip. These are the runs we are asked for most.

Bride & wedding party

The principal car, timed to arrive with a margin, and held afterwards for photographs.

Groom & ushers

An earlier run to the venue, so the party arrives well before the guests do.

Guest shuttles

Minibuses running between hotels, ceremony and reception so nobody drives or worries about parking.

Elderly & less mobile guests

Door-to-door journeys with unhurried timing and help to and from the car.

Evening departures

Staged runs back to hotels through the evening as guests leave, rather than one scramble at midnight.

Airport legs

Departures the following morning for the couple and for guests who have travelled in.

Minibus for guest transport
Guest transport

Move the guests, not just the couple

Guest transport is the part most couples underestimate. Rural venues, unfamiliar roads and a bar are a poor combination.

  • 8, 12 and 16 seat minibuses running on a shuttle timetable you set
  • Multiple vehicles where the party is larger than one bus
  • Hotel pick-ups from several addresses on the same run
  • Late evening returns so guests are not driving
  • Hourly hire with the driver on standby throughout
  • One fixed price for the day, agreed in advance
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Plan the day

Tell us the venues and the times

Send us the running order and we will come back with the vehicles, the timings and a single fixed price for the whole day.

Questions

Wedding booking questions

How far in advance should we book?

As early as you can, particularly for summer Saturdays and bank holiday weekends. Once the venue and ceremony time are fixed, the transport can be planned around them.

Can we see the car beforehand?

Yes. Arrange it with the office and we will show you the actual vehicle allocated to your booking rather than a photograph of a similar one.

Do you decorate the cars?

We fit ribbons on request at no charge. Anything more elaborate is fine too — tell us what you have in mind and we will confirm what is practical.

What if the ceremony overruns?

The car is booked for the day, not for a slot. Overrunning is normal and does not generate an extra charge unless the day extends well beyond what we agreed.

Can you collect guests from several hotels?

Yes. Multi-address pick-ups on one run are routine — give us the addresses and the times and we will sequence them sensibly.

Do you cover venues outside London?

Yes. We regularly run to venues across the Home Counties, the Thames Valley and further afield. Distance is priced into the fixed quote.

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Ready when you are

Need a car? We are already close by.

Based minutes from Heathrow in Hounslow, with drivers on the road around the clock. Book online for a fixed price, or call and speak to a person.