First of all congratulations on your engagement and best wishes on your upcoming wedding! Part of the wedding preparations you will surely be doing is choosing the perfect “Just Married” ride from a bevy of used wedding cars. Would you prefer a sleek, impressive limousine, a shiny vintage Rolls Royce, or has it always been your dream to ride in a horse-drawn carriage? Whichever you may prefer, remember that it should be something you and your spouse would both like to be in! After all, it’s your special day.
To give you an idea of what you can ride in when you say your “I Do’s”, here are some of the most popular modes of transportation used in weddings.
Rolls-Royce Phantom – Sweet, the Phantom is, with that iconic elegant design. Nothing can announce the presence of the bride better than the Phantom.
1963 Cadillac Sedan – There’s something charmingly nostalgic about riding in a Cadillac, and it’s perfect for the stylish couple who have an appreciation for all things vintage.
Aston Martin – If you and your spouse-to-be’s first date was a James Bond movie, or if you spend your Saturday nights going on a 007 marathon, this is definitely the car for you. We don’t have to tell you why, right?
Mercedes S Class – Nothing says luxury more than a Mercedes; this is where you can surely sit back and relax after a nerve-wracking ceremony. Also, its contemporary, down-to-business style may give the new husband the confidence he needs!
Bentley Arnage – If you think the Mercedes is a too commonly-used wedding car, go for this Bentley and its bulkier good looks. And of course, a Bentley beats any Mercedes hands-down in the prestige department.
Maserati Quattroporte – Say hello to the Maserati! Nothing can make heads turn like the Maserati. Sporty and powerful, the only downside to using the Quattro is: it might steal the show from you.
1930 Beauford Open Tourer – Oh, Clark Gable. If you find yourself donning a Thirties-style dress seven days a week, you must be a retro bug. This old Beauford will make your photos look like your wedding happened during that bygone era, unless someone spoils it by posing with a cellphone!
Horse and Carriage – Okay, this isn’t actually part of our used wedding cars suggestions, but if you’re all romantic and traditional, this is totally the way to go. Have a lovely wedding!
To give you an idea of what you can ride in when you say your “I Do’s”, here are some of the most popular modes of transportation used in weddings.
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| Happy Couple with Rolls-Royce Phantom |
Rolls-Royce Phantom – Sweet, the Phantom is, with that iconic elegant design. Nothing can announce the presence of the bride better than the Phantom.
1963 Cadillac Sedan – There’s something charmingly nostalgic about riding in a Cadillac, and it’s perfect for the stylish couple who have an appreciation for all things vintage.
Aston Martin – If you and your spouse-to-be’s first date was a James Bond movie, or if you spend your Saturday nights going on a 007 marathon, this is definitely the car for you. We don’t have to tell you why, right?
Mercedes S Class – Nothing says luxury more than a Mercedes; this is where you can surely sit back and relax after a nerve-wracking ceremony. Also, its contemporary, down-to-business style may give the new husband the confidence he needs!
Bentley Arnage – If you think the Mercedes is a too commonly-used wedding car, go for this Bentley and its bulkier good looks. And of course, a Bentley beats any Mercedes hands-down in the prestige department.
Maserati Quattroporte – Say hello to the Maserati! Nothing can make heads turn like the Maserati. Sporty and powerful, the only downside to using the Quattro is: it might steal the show from you.
1930 Beauford Open Tourer – Oh, Clark Gable. If you find yourself donning a Thirties-style dress seven days a week, you must be a retro bug. This old Beauford will make your photos look like your wedding happened during that bygone era, unless someone spoils it by posing with a cellphone!
Horse and Carriage – Okay, this isn’t actually part of our used wedding cars suggestions, but if you’re all romantic and traditional, this is totally the way to go. Have a lovely wedding!
