On your wedding day you’ll want to arrive in style. To guarantee you make an unforgettable entrance have a look at these ideas, from a horse and carriage to a tuk tuk
By Samantha Cunningham
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1. Classic choice: A classic car is an elegant option for the bride and groom and a vintage Rolls-Royce or Bentley makes for stunning photographs. An iconic British MINI Cooper is a trusty going-away vehicle or for that Hollywood feel go for a high-end sports car.
2. Ride on: A tuk tuk adds flair to the festivities. These three-wheeled vehicles can be decorated with flowers and bunting to match your colour scheme. You could even hire a fleet for a bold bridal party entrance at the reception.
3. Go boho: For a festival or bohemian theme wedding, a vintage VW camper is fun – particularly if you’re marrying at a countryside or coastal venue. Make sure there’s room for the bride’s dress and ask for champagne to be added to the hire charge.
4. Glitz and glamour: For a touch of celebrity pizzazz, a limousine adds the wow factor. And if not for the big day itself, a party bus is a great option for the hen or stag do or to get your guests to the wedding after-party.
5. Sky’s the limit: A helicopter is a real showstopper. Speak to venues about helipads and landing spots nearby and surprise guests with an arrival or departure fit for an action movie.
6. The fairytale begins: What could be more romantic than a horse and carriage ride? Pick decorative flowers and ribbons for a picture-perfect arrival and if it’s a cooler day take a gorgeous shawl or faux fur cape for the ride.
7. On the wild side: For couples who want to show off their wild side, a motorcycle and side-car makes for fantastic photos and puts a spin on the arrival or departure.
8. Taxi! For a smaller wedding, arrange for a fleet of black cabs to transport everyone to the ceremony and then the reception in a head-turning procession.
9. Wheels on the bus: Vintage buses are a great way to get your guests from the ceremony to the reception. A Routemaster adds a celebratory feel to the journey and is a guaranteed icebreaker – why not organise a sing-song or games en route?
10. Made for two: Vintage push bikes are popular wedding props – so why not go a step further and use pedal power to get from your ceremony to your reception?
11. Walk this way: If the church and reception venue are close, save some pounds, burn some calories and lead a procession of guests – it makes great pictures.
12. Sports channel: If you prefer horsepower to a horse and carriage to take you to your wedding, maybe channel your inner James Bond for the day in an Aston Martin.
Read more wedding transport inspiration in the 2019 issues of Bride Magazine.
