More About B~Driven Chauffeured Wedding Car Service

With this in mind, there are a few points you might want to consider before booking your wedding car.

How big is the wedding dress?
For example, if the dress has large wired skirts or an extra long train a more spacious wedding car should be considered.
How will the bride have her hair styled?
Not an obvious question, but a very high 'up' style may need extra headroom, while the hours spent with a hairdresser being crimped, coloured, curled and pinned could be wasted in a open-top car on a windy day.
What colour is the wedding dress/wedding colour scheme? Consider if the colour of your chosen vehicle will coordinate with these - particularly from a photographic point of view.
What weather conditions might occur around the time of your wedding? For a daytime wedding in summer do you want cars with air-conditioning? Will the romance of an open-top vehicle be lost in the middle of winter?
How many people will there be in the main wedding party?
Finding out at the last minute that there you did not book enough wedding cars to fit in everybody, creates extra unnecessary stress and disgruntled friends and family.
Do additional cars need to be arranged from the reception?
Guests often get a lift with friends from the church to the reception but want to to leave later on at different times. Frequently groups move on to another location to continue celebrating after the reception venue. To avoid the inconvenience of waiting for extra vehicles or the added expense of making several shuttle journeys, it may be worth considering this option.



		*At B~Driven we attempt to supply cars that are not only appropriate to your taste, but also appropriate for your wedding.*


	With this in mind, there are a few points you might want to consider before booking your wedding car. How big is the wedding dress? For example, if the dress has large wired skirts or an extra long train a more spacious wedding car should be considered. How will the bride have her hair styled? Not an obvious question, but a very high 'up' style may need extra headroom, while the hours spent with a hairdresser being crimped, coloured, curled and pinned could be wasted in a open-top car on a windy day. What colour is the wedding dress/wedding colour scheme? Consider if the colour of your chosen vehicle will coordinate with these - particularly from a photographic point of view. What weather conditions might occur around the time of your wedding? For a daytime wedding in summer do you want cars with air-conditioning? Will the romance of an open-top vehicle be lost in the middle of winter? How many people will there be in the main wedding party? Finding out at the last minute that there you did not book enough wedding cars to fit in everybody, creates extra unnecessary stress and disgruntled friends and family. Do additional cars need to be arranged from the reception? Guests often get a lift with friends from the church to the reception but want to to leave later on at different times. Frequently groups move on to another location to continue celebrating after the reception venue. To avoid the inconvenience of waiting for extra vehicles or the added expense of making several shuttle journeys, it may be worth considering this option.





1930's style Beauford White four-door convertible model. Beige leather seats and walnut interior panelling. Seats 4 passengers.


				1938 Dodge Limousine Two-tone grey Beige leather seats with marbled panelling. Seats 6-7 passengers.


Mercedes E-Class Latest model black Mercedes with panoramic roof. Black seats and interior. Fully air conditioned. Seats 4 passengers.

			Mercedes 124 Pure white Mercedes with pale grey seats and interior Air conditioned. Seats 4 passengers.
Other Mercedes models are also available. Please contact us for further details. <<<BACK