When it comes to booking your wedding wheels, you can't go wrong by hiring some sleek, shiny limousines to shuttle you and your bridal party about. But consider your other options: You can have your attendants transported by a party bus or trolley, while you and your Dad ride to the ceremony in a vintage Rolls-Royce or even a horse-drawn carriage. Later, you and your new hubby can be whisked away from the reception in a flashy sports car. Whatever type of vehicle you choose, be sure to follow these 'road rules.'
Start Your Engines
Make your transportation arrangements at least six months before your wedding day. If you're getting married during prom season. late March through late June. consider allowing eight to twelve months. Your wedding reception site manager should be able to refer you to reliable companies. The National Limousine Association (nlaride.com) has a database full of companies that rent not just limos, but buses, trolleys and specialty cars (vintage models and snazzy sports cars, like a convertible red Corvette. sexy!). For horse-and-buggy options, look in the Yellow Pages, under 'Horse and Carriage Services.'
Who Needs a Ride?
Limo companies can help you determine how many wedding day vehicles you should book, but here are some guidelines: Standard limos seat four to six passengers; stretch limos hold eight to 10 people; and some stretch SUVs and Hummers can seat up to 20. Remember that you'll need to arrange transportation for three 'legs' of
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