Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Individual seats and a high roof; the best vehicle over distance.

The couple’s car is the easy part. The hard part is a hundred guests at a downtown hotel, a farm venue twenty-five minutes away down one lane, and nobody who should be driving at eleven at night. We plan the shuttle loops first and the couple’s car around them.
From getting ready to the ceremony, then on to photos and the reception. The sedan suits the couple alone; the Escalade takes the couple with parents or the photographer, and room for the dress.
Twelve to fourteen bridesmaids, groomsmen and parents together, with upright seats that keep hair and suits intact on the way.
Hotel to venue before the ceremony, and venue to hotel at the end of the night, running as many loops as the guest list needs.
Take 120 guests and a venue twenty minutes from the hotel. A 28-seat mini bus needs five runs to bring everyone in, more than three hours of driving at forty minutes a round trip. A 56-seat coach does it in three runs. Two mini buses side by side do it in three runs as well, and also split the late departures between the early leavers and the last dance.
Send us the guest count, the hotel and the venue, and the quote shows the loops and the times.

The wedding party car collects from the hotel or the house. We agree a hard departure time, because the ceremony start is the one time that cannot move.
Shuttle loops from the hotel, the last arriving at least twenty minutes before the ceremony.
The couple’s car waits for the photographer. The photo stop usually takes twenty to forty minutes longer than planned, so we allow for it.
An early loop for older guests and families, and a last loop after the send-off. Nobody needs a taxi from a farm lane at midnight.
Lexington alone lists wedding venues from The Kentucky Castle and the Round Barn at the Red Mile to Limestone Hall downtown. Country venues often have a single lane in, limited turning room and little lighting after dark, so we check coach access with the venue before we quote a 56-seater.
If the ceremony, the reception and the guest rooms are all in the same hotel, you do not need a shuttle, and possibly not a car at all. We earn our fee when the venue is out of town, the guests are spread across hotels, or the drive home comes after an open bar.
As soon as the date and venue are fixed. Spring and autumn Saturdays are the busiest, and the larger vehicles go first.
Yes. Wedding cars are usually booked by the hour so they can wait for photos and the send-off. The hours are set out in the quote.
Yes. Out-of-town guests flying into Louisville (SDF), Lexington (LEX) or Cincinnati (CVG) can be collected and quoted with the wedding. See airport car service.
Most can, but not all. We confirm the access road, the turning space and where the coach can stand with the venue before quoting, and suggest mini buses where a coach will not fit.
Yes. The flat rate you are quoted includes it, and nothing is added after the wedding.
Seven vehicle types, all chauffeured and all quoted at one flat rate with gratuity included. Pick one, or leave it to us and we will recommend the right size.
Individual seats and a high roof; the best vehicle over distance.
Forward-facing seats for wedding shuttles and corporate groups.
Add the guest count and the hotels, and we will send the loops, the cars and one flat rate.