In order to present you with this extensive portfolio of vehicles we have gathered together a collection of vehicles some of which are individually owned by the director/s of Premier Carriage, others being owned by close friends, colleagues and other professional wedding service providers.
Being classic vehicle enthusiasts and members of classic vehicle clubs they have entrusted Premier Carriage to market their private collections of cherished vehicles together on their behalf, all aspiring to deliver the same very high standards we at Premier Carriage aspire to.
Many of our colleagues have full time jobs and are therefore not available to answer enquiries about their vehicles so as we have a fully staffed office Monday to Friday it makes sense for us to offer quotes and take bookings on their behalf. Premier Carriage therefore provides the client with a free introductory booking service to the UK’s largest portfolio of wedding cars, many of which are not available for hire anywhere else. Unlike some other large wedding car websites you may come across Premier Carriage will only show those cars that are actually ‘available for wedding hire’, we do not keep cars on our website if they are no longer able to offer a wedding hire service simply to boost the numbers, this practice is not acceptable in our eyes and deceives future clients.
Prices shown on this website have been set by the individual vehicle owners and Premier Carriage makes no charge to the client for it’s own services. To ensure the integrity of this website we will remove any vehicle from our site promptly if we receive repeated substantiated complaints about a particular vehicle or the service provided by it’s owner for the protection of future Bride’s & Groom’s, and of course our other vehicle owners.
This extensive portfolio presents you with one of the widest ranges of transport available for wedding hire in Southern England, with most older Historic, Vintage and Veteran vehicles having been completely restored and refurbished both inside and out.
