Your wedding cars, and the week of preparation you'll never see

Anyone can send a nice car. The job is everything around it: the route driven at the same hour a week earlier, the church's one-way system already solved, the second plan nobody needed. On the day it looks effortless because the work happened before the day.

A ribboned wedding car — ribbons, fitted to your wedding colours

What we actually do

The ceremony car. Bride and giver-away, unhurried, arriving with three minutes' grace, door opened on the photographable side. We've talked to your photographer about which side that is.

The family cars. Parents, bridesmaids, grandparents who won't be rushed. Same standard, separate timings sheet, one person coordinating all of it.

The in-between drive. Ceremony to reception is often the only twenty minutes you two get alone all day. There's a bottle on ice, and the driver knows not to chat.

The going-away car. Booked to a time, moved to whenever the party actually lets you leave. Nobody's watching the clock at you.

How we prepare

this list is the reason to book us. everything above it is table stakes.

7 DAYS OUTThe recce. Your driver runs the full route, house to ceremony to reception, on the same weekday, at the same hour. Roadworks, school-run pinch points, where the church actually lets cars stop. A second route is planned and saved.

3 DAYS OUTThe timings sheet. One page, agreed with your planner or whoever's playing planner: every pickup, every buffer, every phone number. Everyone driving that day carries it.

2 DAYS OUTRibbons and detail. Car detailed, ribbons fitted in your colours, photographed, and sent to you for approval. If they're wrong, there's time to fix it, that's the point of day two.

THE MORNINGEarly, quietly. Driver arrives thirty minutes before anyone needs them, parks out of the photos, and waits. A standby car is on call within twenty minutes; in nine years it's been used twice, which is exactly why it exists.

Honestly, though

We don't do vintage cars. If your heart is set on a 1962 Rolls, hire it from a specialist; we'll happily coordinate around it and carry everyone else.

Book the date before the details. Summer Saturdays go eight to ten months out. Colours, timings and ribbons can all wait; the date can't.

start with the date

Send the date, the ceremony venue, and roughly how many need carrying. You'll get a car plan and a fixed price back, and we'll hold the date free for a week while you decide.

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