Wedding Services
Church Weddings
We offer a flexible service and can provide one or more journeys
to the church for the Grooms party, Bridesmaids and Bride, with
a further journey to the reception for the Bride and Groom.
If booking 2 cars, the second wedding car will take the Bridesmaids
or family members to the reception. Our vehicle
collection includes cars that will seat up to 7 passengers.
Civil Weddings
When booking for a civil wedding at a hotel or wedding venue,
the Bridal car can provide one or more journeys to the venue,
then wait for photographs with the Bride and Groom following
the wedding ceremony and take them for drive. The drive
is a very popular option and gives the happy couple some time
together before the rest of the days events.
Civil Partnerships
We are a LGBTQ+ friendly company and pleased to provide cars
for same sex weddings or civil partnerships at a hotel or specialist
wedding venue. Our service includes one or more journeys
to the venue and the car will wait for photographs following
the ceremony and take the partners for a drive.
Asian Weddings
We often provide cars for Asian wedding ceremonies and requirements
for our cars do vary from transporting the bride to the venue,
taking part in the grooms procession or daytime hire with a
return journey for the bride and groom at the conclusion of
the days events. Please contact us to discuss how we can
be of service.
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Classic & Vintage Style Wedding Cars
Our classic and vintage style wedding cars range from the 1930's - 1970's
and will seat 3 - 4 passengers.
Our vintage style wedding limousines include the Bramwith, Viscount and Imperial
Limousines These cars have ample space and leg room to seat up to 7 passengers,
so you arrive in style and comfort. They are an ideal choice when you
need a larger vehicle to transport the Bridesmaids or Grooms party to the church,
hotel, or venue.
If you are looking for 2 matching cars for the Bride and Bridesmaids or Grooms
party, our 7 seat Bramwith Limousine is a stretched version of the Badsworth,
both with ivory and black coachwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
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