Portraits at four, guests at six, dinner at eight.
Every car already knows where it stands.
A landmark Greek-revival ballroom in the Financial District asks a lot of a wedding day: portraits hours before the ceremony, guests arriving from midtown hotels, a send-off long after the streets go quiet. We plan the driving so none of it is left to chance — one manifest, one dispatcher, cars where they should be.
Tell us where and when — you'll have it arranged by your desk and your rate confirmed privately, with no surge.
The wedding party moves hours before the invitation says. We schedule the early cars for hair, makeup, and portraits separately from the guest runs, so the photographer gets the light and nobody watches a clock.
Lower Manhattan's narrow streets do not forgive idling. During the ceremony and reception, chauffeurs hold nearby and return on the dispatcher's call, so the curb on Wall Street stays clear until the moment a car is needed.
Midtown hotel blocks to the Financial District is a ride guests should not have to navigate alone. Sprinters move them in comfortable groups on a timed loop, with a late run for the ones who close the night down.
The cars are the one part of the day no one should notice.
Portraits at four, guests at six, dinner at eight.
Every car already knows where it stands.
The Mercedes Sprinter carries up to twelve, so the wedding party and the guest shuttle run on one manifest with one dispatcher. Sprinter runs are quoted personally by the desk.
Earlier than most couples expect. The wedding party usually moves hours ahead of the invitation time for hair, makeup, and portraits, so we build the schedule backward from the ceremony with your planner and photographer. Party cars and guest runs sit on separate lines of the same manifest, timed independently.
They do not idle at the door. Curb space in the Financial District is narrow and closely enforced, so chauffeurs stage nearby and come back on the dispatcher's call. From inside, all you see is a car at the curb the moment one is needed.
Yes, and for most weddings here it is the piece worth planning first. Sprinters run a timed loop from the hotel blocks down to Wall Street, so guests travel together instead of guessing at the trip on their own. We schedule a later run for the guests who stay to the end.
Send the date, the ceremony time, and a rough guest count, and the desk will confirm rates privately. Tolls and taxes are included in what we quote; gratuity is left to your discretion. Once the timeline is set, one dispatcher carries the manifest from the first pickup to the last drop.
Tell the desk the venue, the timeline, and who is traveling. A complete plan comes back — cars, timings, and rates confirmed privately.