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The car matters most at two moments: the arrival — often the groom’s entrance at the barat — and the rukhsati, when the couple leaves together. Book with those moments in mind. Classic Rolls-Royces and Bentleys remain the traditional choice, modern supercars make a statement at a barat, and a decorated bridal car with fresh flowers and ribbon is a photograph your families will keep. Confirm what decoration is included and whether your florist or the car company provides it.
Logistics beat aesthetics on the day. Confirm hire duration and mileage, whether the chauffeur stays on site between ceremony and reception, timing tolerance if events overrun (they will), and how many trips are needed if parents and grandparents travel in the wedding cars too. For multi-venue days, drive the route once at the same time of day before you finalise the schedule.
Frequently asked questions
How long do we need the wedding car for?
Map it to the moments: arrival, couple transfers between venues, and the rukhsati departure. Packages are usually sold in blocks of hours with mileage limits, so a realistic timeline — including the near-certainty of an overrun — decides the package better than guesswork.
Can the car be decorated?
Almost always, with ribbons and florals — but confirm who supplies the decoration and whether the company restricts fixings on paintwork. If your florist is making car garlands, connect them with the hire company directly so nobody improvises with tape on a Rolls-Royce.
What should we check before booking?
See the actual car you’re hiring (not a stock photo), confirm the chauffeur and dress code, ask about backup vehicles in case of breakdown, and get timings, mileage and overtime rates in the contract. The backup-vehicle question separates professional operators from someone hiring out their uncle’s car.