How to arrive at your wedding fashionably late.
It is the bride's prerogative to turn up late to her wedding, but the trick is to turn up fashionably late thanks to some stylish transportation.
First of all, forget public transport - you know the old story about the bride going missing for more than an hour and then three turning up at once. Instead why not arrive at the ceremony in something as original and stylish as the dress you have chosen for your special day.
The variety of vehicles for hire is huge, ranging from gleaming white rollers to stylish little vintage numbers. And for those of you with a written guarantee from Michael Fish that there will not be even the tiniest spot of rain on your big day, there is always a wildly romantic horse-drawn carriage.
It's important to remember however that vintage cars and carriages rarely have any heating, so wrap up well.
It's also important to remember your guests too - what better way could there be for you to say 'thanks for coming' than to provide them with transport to and from the reception.
This also cancels out any risk of drink-driving, and ensure that even the most die-hard party people don't outstay their welcome.
The stylish little number pictured above is a Hudson Essex dating from the 1920s and is one of a pair currently owned by Heather Morton and family of Elvington.
"We bought these cars because we as a family enjoy going to classic car shows and steam fairs," she said. "We bought these cars for our own enjoyment but we also thought it would be nice to share them. That's when we hit on the idea of a wedding car service.
"And we have even had 1920s chauffeurs uniforms made, so we certainly look the part."
For more information, phone Something Old Wedding Cars on 01904 607927.
"It is the bride's prerogative to turn up late to her wedding..."
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