Imperial Limousine Landaulette
Vehicle Ref 331
About this vehicle:
The Imperial Limousine is modelled after the exquisite vehicles of the 1930's era. This Imperial is a Landaulette which means the rear part of the roof can be lowered to form a semi-convertible, and as the main part of the roof is fixed it eliminates much of the wind buffeting you would experience in a full convertible.
With coachwork in Silver and Gunmetal Grey it is able to blend with any wedding colour scheme. The main cabin has two beautiful walnut wood framed porthole windows and an oval window at the rear is visible when the roof is closed.
With its rear picnic trunk, wide band whitewall tyres, spoked wheels and a running board of both sides for easier entry and exit it relives the magic of travel of a bygone era. The Imperial Limousine is capable of carrying up to six passengers.
Features
Exterior / Interior Colours:
Silver & Grey / Cream Leather
Total Number of Seats:
6 Passengers (+ Chauffeur)
Chauffeur's Attire:
Smart Suit & Tie
Children & Babies:
Children (3+ years)
Number of Passenger Seats:
0 Front , 6 Rear
Passenger Seat Belts Fitted:
0 Front , 6 Rear
Vehicle Local Area:
Norwich, NorfolkVehicle Make:
ImperialVehicle Operating Area
Verified Reviews from Past Clients
From Josh Stark
30-08-2025
This was a wonderful addition to our wedding, our guests loved it and it really added to the occasion. Our driver was lovely, timely and competent - handling difficult hill starts like a pro. Would thoroughly recommend for weddings and other events
From Emily Flynn
30-08-2025
I would highly recommend Premier Carriage - we received clear communication and everything on the day was very smooth! Thanks so much - Emily and Flynn
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