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bridal guide

The big day
calls for a

By Linda Doell and the reception all at the same venue.
“Clients are going more toward shuttle service for guests
Before couples can celebrate a wedding, there’s
another decision that has to be made: How to get to or just a one-way drop off to the venue location for the
and from the ceremony and reception. bridal party,” he says. “We will customize any type of
service for their special day, it doesn’t matter the amount of
Before a transportation plan can be made, couples must time. We want them to be happy not only with our service,
first map out their needs. Everything should be built around but their entire day as well.”
the ceremony. Once the ceremony time has been set, the rest
of the day can be arranged around that time. Brides and grooms have many transportation options
at their disposal. If a limousine doesn’t add the spark of
Bryan Beale, general manager of A&A Limousine Service, creativity they desire, they can opt for a VW bus or a retro
said a trend has been couples having the ceremony, pictures roadster. Outdoor enthusiasts might want to ride off on
horseback, while easy riders might prefer to rev up the
introducing the engine on a Harley-Davidson.

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Denise Cali, of J&J Transportation, says couples are
choosing luxury rides including Mercedes Limo coaches
and Limo Coaches for their big days. Whatever the choice
in rides, make sure to book way in advance of the big day.

“To make sure you get the vehicle you want, book it as
early as possible,” Cali says. “That way, it will be one less
thing to worry about when the wedding approaches.”

Arrange for the couple’s transportation between five
and seven months in advance of the wedding. It could be
preferable to book it even further in advance if a couple
is getting married around a holiday or during prom season
when limousines and party buses are in high demand.

Don’t forget about the getaway car too.
Couples generally opt to arrive to the wedding and
reception in style, but take their own vehicles or cabs
home afterward. This requires some advanced planning.
Enlist the help of friends to park the return-trip car in a
convenient location. Check with the catering hall to see if a
vehicle can be left in their lot overnight. Otherwise, arrange
to grab a ride home with friends or family.

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