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Tips for choosing your Limousine Company

Rented wedding transportation can assure you will arrive to the church and to the reception in safety and luxury.

Whether you hire a horse-drawn carriage or stretch limousine you don't want want any surprises.

Limousines can vary greatly in the number they can carry and their features. Be sure that the limousines you book have enough room for everyone that will be traveling in them.

Where to start looking? Ask friends, family or better yet, your wedding professionals for recommendations.

Depending on your budget, you may want to hire one limousine or several. You may wish them to transport you to the ceremony and reception sites.

Ask questions about the wedding day services. Are you just getting a driver or are you getting a professional chauffeur who will assist you on your special day? Do they actually have packages or do they just advertise them.

Never shop by prices alone. Fly by night companies are able to charge very low prices because they are improperly or under-insured or have poorly maintained limousines. You get what you pay for.

Make an appointment to see the limousines. Take the time to go out to the facility and see exactly with whom you are doing business and the EXACT car you will receive on your wedding day. It should be the company's responsibility to advise you of a change in your chosen vehicle.

Book your limousine 4-6 months prior to the wedding. You may want to book sooner if your wedding falls on a popular date or around major events. (Prom, concert, gala, etc.)

Use a limousine company close to your ceremony site. Many limousine companies charge add-ons or additional time for travel time and mileage. Ask about any hidden fees.

Ask for a list of references.


GET IT IN WRITING!! Have a signed contract that states which limousine you are requesting, how much the vehicle will cost, gratuities that may be required, and when and how the balance must be paid. Most companies require deposits. What is the cancellation policy. Is it acceptable?

Transportation is one of the most important aspects of your wedding day. Don't take chances. By following these simple suggestions, you can make a difficult choice much easier.

JUST A COUPLE OF EXTRA NOTES
Ensure that the Chauffeur of the company you have chosen will assist you with your gown as you are entering and exiting the vehicle. Every Chauffeur Should Assist You In Every Way To Make Your Day Run Smoother.

The Groom And The Ushers Should Be Picked Up 45 Minutes To 1 Hour Prior To The Start Of The Ceremony. The Ushers Should Be There To Seat Your Guests 30 Minutes Before The Ceremony. The Bride Should Be Picked Up 15 Minutes To ½ Hour Prior To The Start Of The Ceremony, Depending On Distance Between The Bridal Pick Up And The Church. Do My Parents Ride In The Limousine With Me ?

The Brides Parents Almost Always Ride In The Limousine With The Bride To The Church. After The Ceremony They Normally Will Have A Vehicle There Or Will Ride With A Relative. The Groom's Parents Hardly Ever Ride In The Limousine, Although It Is Not Unheard Of And Is A Nice Touch.






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