Wedding transporation can be the most critical component of your wedding day. Protect your investment by choosing a reputable, established limousine company.
January 31, 2007 (Press Release) --
Congratulations upon your upcoming wedding! When most people think about wedding transportation, it is often a totally new learning experience. After all, most of us are just not that experienced in selecting a limousine or a Rolls Royce. Often overlooked until the last minute, It can be the most critical component of your wedding day, because it involves your transportation and safety, and the safety of your soon to be spouse, best friends and family. You want your vehicles to arrive on time, and for them to be in immaculate condition, with champagne in sparkling clean glasses. You always want a pleasant and professional chauffeur, someone you are comfortable with to get you to the occasion safely and on time, and one that you want to play an important part of your wedding day. The chauffeurs should always be meticulous in their attire. If there is a problem in any of these areas, the experience can certainly put a damper on your wedding day, which is what we hope to avoid. We want you to have the most perfect day possible.
Wedding transportation can encompass a horse-drawn carriage, antique Rolls Royces or Bentleys, classic stretch limousines in black or white, usually available in 6, 8, 10, or 14- passenger sizes. It can involve several vehicles at different locations. Limo buses, Navigators, and Hummers are usually available in 12, 18, 26, and 30-passenger sizes.
Many of the current wedding planning guides suggest that you plan your wedding transportation 3 to 6 months in advance. But, we think that if you are planning to use any specialty vehicles or the horse-drawn carriage, that you try to book at least a year in advance.
It is critical to go with a reputable company, one that is not going out of business, and one that will honor your deposit. We often hear the sad story of a bride giving a deposit to a company that has gone out of business, and she has lost her deposit, and is searching at the last minute to find a replacement. Most limousine companies are usually licensed and insured, but that does not mean that they provide a quality service. It is usually a mistake to base your decisions just on the lowest price in your transportation planning. Transportation liability and vehicle insurance costs are soaring along with fuel costs, and many companies have a difficult time just staying in business in today’s economy.
Good communication is key in planning wedding transportation. There are some good companies out there can provide excellent service on your wedding day, but may not be able to communicate with you about the details. This can add to the stress of planning, as you are left wondering if you information was received, or if the limousine will show up on time.
Wedding transportation can encompass a horse-drawn carriage, antique Rolls Royces or Bentleys, classic stretch limousines in black or white, usually available in 6, 8, 10, or 14- passenger sizes. It can involve several vehicles at different locations. Limo buses, Navigators, and Hummers are usually available in 12, 18, 26, and 30-passenger sizes.
Many of the current wedding planning guides suggest that you plan your wedding transportation 3 to 6 months in advance. But, we think that if you are planning to use any specialty vehicles or the horse-drawn carriage, that you try to book at least a year in advance.
It is critical to go with a reputable company, one that is not going out of business, and one that will honor your deposit. We often hear the sad story of a bride giving a deposit to a company that has gone out of business, and she has lost her deposit, and is searching at the last minute to find a replacement. Most limousine companies are usually licensed and insured, but that does not mean that they provide a quality service. It is usually a mistake to base your decisions just on the lowest price in your transportation planning. Transportation liability and vehicle insurance costs are soaring along with fuel costs, and many companies have a difficult time just staying in business in today’s economy.
Good communication is key in planning wedding transportation. There are some good companies out there can provide excellent service on your wedding day, but may not be able to communicate with you about the details. This can add to the stress of planning, as you are left wondering if you information was received, or if the limousine will show up on time.
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