Travel and waiting around

We are staying 15 mins from our venue and my MOH has said shebisbhappy to drive the BMs and then I have man of honour taking me a sinjuat couldn't justify the cost of cars. Maybe see if your friends would help or BMs would drive themselves. Or look at getting a car big enough to take you all, personally I wouldn't be bothered getting a nice taxi as no one sees you arrive so I just think it is a waste of money to spend on fancy cars, but get it is personal choice

View quoted message I completely agree with you to be honest Charlotte and just thought it was something I ought to do!! I might look for a bigger car to take us all like you said or see who can do lifts, it’s not something overly important to me at all and getting quoted £500+

View quoted message Is crazy money for what it is, we spent it on a photoboth and sweet cart instead 😄

It may not be do-able anyway.

Lets say your wedding is at 1.00 and its a civil ceremony at a venue - so not a Church.

To get you there for 12.45 which gives the registrar the time they will need with you beforehand the car will have to leave with you at 12.30.

But to get back to you for 12.30 he will have to drop the bridesmaids off at 12.15 which means he will have to pick them up at 12.00

Take that to a 20 min drive to be safe and he will have to pick the bridesmaids up at 11.45 to do all the trips.

When a car is used they will usually stay around for a while after the ceremony and be on show for the guests and I like to get a shot of the couple with the car as the groom will not of seen it.

As for the waiting for the car to come back to you, it can be a nice quiet time to catch your breath and have some time with your Dad - or whoever.

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That sounds like a lovely plan, kind of like how people book Traveling Tattoo Services London, it’s all about finding what keeps things smooth and stress-free, so two cars might save you that back-and-forth hassle.

That sounds like a really good plan and I love the idea of staying together the night before it makes the morning so much smoother. If the timing feels a bit tight with just one car it might be worth checking prices for having two as sometimes local transport options are more affordable than expected. I have seen some people book a reliable car service to handle all the trips so no ones waiting around too long which can help keep things stress free. How far apart are the times you and your bridesmaids need to arrive at the venue?

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