Black Cab to wedding??

If you've got a boned dress don't plan to go anywhere in the dress in a sports car. Went for our post wedding dress shoot on the moor in our "toy" car. Very uncomfortable, and the dress occupied the entire passenger side of the car, only contained by the transmission tunnel! Low car = BAD. Reclined bucket seat = really not fun!

We had black cabs on Saturday - two from my house for me, mum, aunt, bro & girlfriends to reg office and then a whole load from reg office to reception venue. We got the phone number for the local cab rank and they just turned up to collect - they wouldn't let us pre-book any but as it's an outside south London station cab rank, pretty busy so wasn't too worried about them not having any. Was handy as we could get 5 in a cab plus by youngest was asleep in his buggy so didn;t have to faff about with car seats etc. Saved a fortune and was quite a fun treat!

Hi Mrs C - where did you hire this cab?

Planning a wedding already comes with enough decisions, so arranging a black cab as part of the day can feel like a practical and reliable option, especially when timing and comfort matter most. It brings a sense of ease knowing the driver is experienced and familiar with the routes, which helps avoid unnecessary stress. Behind the scenes, requirements like taxi driver medicals through D4 Medics play a role in making sure drivers are fit and capable, something that adds quiet reassurance without being obvious at first. It’s one of those details that often goes unnoticed but still affects the overall experience. Whether it’s arriving on time or keeping things running smoothly, small factors like this can make a noticeable difference. In the end, it helps the day feel more organized and less overwhelming.