Wedding car planning usually starts and ends with the couple. The timeline breaks somewhere else.
The getting-ready shuttle
The party is at a hotel. The ceremony is somewhere else. Four people in formalwear with a photographer is one van, not two cars and a prayer.
The gap between ceremony and reception
If the venues differ, there is a window where sixty guests need to move across a city that does not move quickly. Guests who drive themselves arrive across a forty-minute spread, and the room is half empty for the speeches.
The end of the night
The single most forgotten booking. Guests who have been drinking for six hours need to get home, and that is exactly when rideshare pricing peaks.
Book the van first
There is one Sprinter. Spring and autumn Saturdays go early, and group bookings are confirmed by the office against the date rather than promised automatically.
Decorations, ribbons and floral accents can be arranged on request — ask when you book, not on the morning.