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Wedding Cars - The A-Z of Wedding Car Hire for your Weddings in Ireland

The A-Z of Wedding Cars for Hire In Ireland.

A = Austin Princesss, Plenty of Space for the  bride and groom.

B = Bentley,  S1 S2 or S3 (S standing for Series) model  dates from the late 1950's to 1960's and are referred to as Classic Wedding Cars they are stunning wedding cars, they are an ideal bridal carriage available in a variety of Colours from White to Gold to Two Tone Wine & Silver  or Sage over Heather.

The Bentley S or R type Wedding car would typically date from the 1950's

Beauford Convertible Wedding Cars are Vintage Style Wedding Cars thus meaning they are new Wedding Cars built on the Vintage Style. They are available in a variety of Colours from Silver, White & Cream to two tone Black & Silver, Navy & Silver or Wine & Silver

The BMW 7 Series would be the  BMW choice of the Modern Bride and Groom

C = Cadillac  Fleetwood especially of the 1950's & 1960's.

Chrysler 300C & Stretched Limousine Version

D= Daimler the most Popular Daimler used for Irish Weddings would be the Daimler DS420 Limousine this is an ideal Wedding Car or Support Car for the Bridesmaids & Bestmen as it has seating for upto 7 Passengers.

Dodge Wedding Cars

E = Excalibur, the vintage style limousine with the wheels on the side as it is often referred to here. These are available in 6 & 8 seaters white in colour.

F = Ford, the Model T, This is Would be classed as a Vintage Wedding Car, a very rare car on Irish Roads for Weddings.

H =  Hummer Like no Other this truly modern icon also comes in a Stretched Limousine Version for the Bridesmaids and Groomen.

J =Jaguar Currently Used for Weddings in Ireland would be the Jaguar XJ Series

L = Lincoln Towncar Limousines These Stretched American Wedding Limousines Seating up 8 Passengers in Comfort & Style can be used as the Main Bridal Wedding Car or As the Support Wedding Car for the Bridesmaids Groomen or mothers and fathers of the Bride & Groom

M = Mercedes, The two most popular Mercedes for Wedding Cars Would be the E-Class & S Class these are an ideal modern wedding car for the Bride & Groom not to leave out the Bridesmaids and Groomsmen there is the Mercedes E-Class Stretch Limousine seating up to 7 Passengers

P = Packard Presidential Wedding Car

R = Rolls Royce : There are quite a few different Rolls Royce Wedding Cars dating from the Vinatge up to the Truly Modern available for Wedding Car hire in Ireland

Vintage Rolls Royce Wedding Cars available for Wedding Car Hire In Ireland would typically date from the Late 1920's through the 1930's upto the Mid 1940's.

The Rolls Royce Silver Cloud Models I (1)  II (2)  III (3) from the Late 1950's would Share its Looks and Shape with the Bentley S1 – S3 Series bar some minor Cosmetic Details to Differentiate the Brands the Biggest Difference would be to the Front Grill

Rolls Royce Silver Shadow dating from the Early 1970's to the Early 1980's are a very popular Wedding Car in White or Gold.

Regent Convertible Weddings Cars are also Vintage Style Wedding Cars thus meaning they are new Wedding Cars built on the Vintage Style. They are available in a variety of Colours from Bronze & Ivory to Black & Ivory to Gold & Ivory

 

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What time is a good time for an August Evening Wedding?

We are getting married outside of Portland this coming summer. The ceremony and reception are at the same place - outdoors. We really love the idea of an evening wedding around sunset since we want to have candles everywhere. There will be a full reception. We live up in WA, and a lot of our guests are traveling - should we start at 4pm? 6pm? We have the site from 8:30AM-11:30pm (music has to end at 10:30pm).

you can look in an almanac and find out what time sunset is on that day. I wouldn't do it as late as 6pm though because that means your reception will definitely go until 11:30 and that's really late for people to be starting out to drive home. plus it might cool off at night after dark, so maybe you could get married at 4pm and have sunset during dinner since you're eating outside anyway.

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