The mode of transportation to and from the ceremony is a highlight of many weddings. You'll arrive at your destination or ceremony on time, and the journey there will be one you'll never forget. But we find the idea of using vehicles and horses too cliched. You're in luck if you like a more unconventional look for your wedding day because there are many creative ways to get from place to place! Today, we'd like to look at the many exciting and original modes of transportation, from sleek autos to luxurious planes, that happy couples can use to arrive at the ceremony in style. So fasten your seatbelts because we're about to reveal the most jaw-dropping alternative wedding transportation ideas of all time!

Naturally, the means of transportation will be determined by your taste. So find ways for you and your friends to arrive in a more eco-friendly way to make your marriage day more sustainable, Eurolimo pushes for ways to do so. Of course, since automobiles are so ubiquitous, we usually think of them when asked to arrange transportation to a wedding. Still, we've compiled a list of some of the most interesting and environmentally responsible alternatives.

Best Alternative Wedding Transport

Barge Or Ship

Is there water at the location of your wedding? Why not make the most of this by taking a boat or barge instead of driving? Then, after the ceremony, you might have your guests comply and use the boats for a cocktail reception. What an amazing opportunity for creativity and adventure, not to mention photography!

Ponies And Carts

Beautiful horse-drawn carriages are a time-honoured and elegant mode of transportation. You may take stunning wedding photos in front of it, and your visitors will enjoy seeing you and the bride/groom make a grand entrance around it after you've exchanged your vows. Very vast and romantic in scope! But if you decide this is the path for you, it's important to conduct your research to ensure that horses are in good hands.

Bus

Taking a bus to your wedding is a fantastic option for city dwellers. Public transportation or a bus chartered for the occasion is great for the environment. Use public transportation and encourage your guests to do it to your city wedding. Taking pictures of the wedding party as they board and exit the carriage is a fun and different way to document the big day. If your wedding location is more out in the country, consider hiring a bus so everyone can go together.

Double-decker buses are ideal for transporting many guests, such as those attending a wedding. Many major cities, such as Manhattan, San Diego, Philadelphia, Richmond, and many others, provide the option to rent double-decker buses for large-scale transportation needs. Create a once-in-a-lifetime journey for your wedding guests as they commute to and from the ceremony.

Trolley

It used to be that only people living in downtown San Francisco could take a trolley trip. Nonetheless, because of developments in cable car technology, many contemporary rideshare and tour operators also include trolley service.

Trolleys, which typically seat between 20 and 35 people, are a great way to transport your wedding reception or all of your guests for a smaller, more personal ceremony. You can reserve a larger trolley that can hold 50 passengers or more, but this may come at a steep price.

Bicycles

It might not be the most practical option for all newlyweds, especially if you've selected a big white dress, but it's extremely easy and super enjoyable; can't you see yourself and your new spouse galloping out into the sunset after you've exchanged your vows? Besides being an adorable mode of transportation, this is also a very green option for getting around.

Tractor And Its Trailer

Looking for a more rustic experience? Is your wedding going to be held in a rural or agricultural setting? If you're having a country-themed wedding, tractors make for a great mode of transportation. Towing your guests there on a trailer is another option.

Racing Vehicles

Two-seater race cars are an attention-grabbing option for adventurous couples searching for a sportier mode of transportation. These ultra-exotic specialised vehicles, such as the Maserati GranSport and the Lamborghini Gallardo, will whisk you to the party in a heartbeat and take you cruising into the night. Just practise getting out of a classic car in advance, as doing so requires some expertise, especially if you're wearing a dress.

Drainage Systems

Make a stylish getaway in a speedboat or yacht when your partygoers cheer you on from the shore if your celebration occurs near a body of water. Rowing off in lovely canoes or using stand-up paddleboards is a popular way for couples to have fun on water-based vacations.

Classic Cars

Transporting yourselves in style in a classic Rolls-Royce from the 1920s or 1930s will add a touch of elegance to your big day, and the black and white photos you take in front of it will be timeless keepsakes. The Chrysler 300, Twirls Phantom, Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, and Bentley S2 are just a few of the luxurious vehicles available for rent. In addition, more and more modern couples are opting for vintage vehicles for their first car together. So envision the pictures of the two of you driving away in an old Volkswagen Beetle, a brightly coloured Volkswagen van, or a worn old pickup truck.

Two-Wheelers

Ride off into the sunset on a motorcycle, Scooter, or tandem bike if the idea of being chauffeured bores you. You will have fantastic memories and pictures that are worthy of being framed. The important thing is to have some experience riding your chosen vehicle while wearing a wedding dress and high heels before the big day.

Carriage Pulled By Horses

Riding in a chariot carriage is like being transported to a fairytale. With seating for two to six, you and your bridal party can ride comfortably or charter many carriages and parade like royalty. Pedicabs provide city couples with an entertaining alternative to the seriousness of a traditional taxi if they enjoy the image of a horse-drawn carriage.

Of course, the traditional horse and carriage is always an option for a wedding entrance, but you can always step it up. For example, particularly daring couples can skip the carriage ride instead of arriving at the venue astride their horses or even leaving on horseback.

As a bonus, this is a fantastic option for wedding parties with any level of horseback riding skill or interest. Think about the reaction of your guests if the groom and his best men rode into your wedding in a line, the groom at the front of the group.

Airlift

Create jaw-dropping impressions with a private helicopter exit. If you need to bring along any help, a hired helicopter can usually hold between three and six passengers. Remember that there is a minimum required landing area for helicopters and that local air travel regulations may apply. Make sure to ask the charter company if there are any limits on your reception location before making a decision.

The Use Of Stretched Limousines

The extended limousine is a time-honoured choice because of its sophisticated appearance and spacious interior, which will make your wedding party guests' parents feel like A-listers on the big day. But, of course, you might also take a town car, a sedan-style limousine that can carry up to four passengers.

Limousines The Size Of SUVs

An extended SUV like the Hummer, Escalade, or Navigator can provide the luxury and comfort of a limo with just a little more style. All the trimmings of a nightclub—fibre optics, disco lights, spotlights, mirrored ceilings, and premium sound systems—are standard in these 20-seater SUVs.

Transportation For Guests

To get everyone safely to the wedding, consider renting a shuttle or charter bus, which may carry as many as sixty people. Or, for a throwback, a yellow school bus may accommodate as many as 50 people; ensure it has working air conditioning. Classic trolleys have room for up to 32 people and double as charming photo ops. Remember that trolleys are designed for low speeds and limited distances, so plan a short excursion within the city. If you're having your wedding in a large city, you can channel your inner Brit by renting a double-decker bus for the lengthier travels.

Sleigh

Is a winter nuptial in your future? Getting married in the snow at a ski lodge or other winter wedding venue?

During the holiday season, the traditional horse-drawn carriage can be swapped out for a more festive sleigh made of wood. Surprise your guests by showing up in wool or fake fur, or even better, with such an escort of sled dogs to remind them why they're braving the cold to see you.

Hayride

Your beautiful country wedding can only be completed with a traditional hayride for you and your wedding party. But, if you want to make an impression on your guests, pull up in genuine country style and arrive in a waggon hitched to a machine or truck.

Guests' shoes will be spared the outdoor ceremony's dirt if shuttled from the parking garage to the site. The cart should remain hitched up throughout the service so that attendees can take advantage of it during the wedding.

A Bus For A Party

A party bus is the best option for wedding transportation for the couple who wants to make a grand entry and party all weekend long.

We advocate this means of transportation only for relatively responsible groups, but it can take your wedding guests to another level of pleasure. The party bus should be reserved for conveyance to the after-party if you expect your wedding guests to indulge in excessive drinking between ceremonies.

Canoe

We've included canoeing as an option for those looking for a more exciting mode of transportation to their wedding if it's located near the water. Making an entry in a canoe is sure to get you wetter than zero per cent of the time, but it sends a strong message.

The bride and groom can enter and exit in a small canoe, while the wedding party can ride in a bigger, multi-seat canoe. But, we suggest assigning folks not part of the wedding party to navigate the boat as they make their grand arrival.

Tips For Booking Wedding Transportation

We've compiled a brief list of suggestions for organising and communicating transportation for your wedding to help you get started.

Plan Your Wedding's Transportation And Brainstorm Creative Solutions.

It's important to double-check all the wedding transportation logistics well in advance. Experts advise making reservations four to six months ahead of time. Provide guests with travel details on the wedding website and have them confirm their attendance and accommodations in advance.

If The Location Changes, Offer To Provide Transportation.

Couples should arrange transportation for their guests if the reception is held at a different location and the trip will take more than ten to fifteen minutes. Attendance at subsequent wedding celebrations may decline if there is a long time gap between them or guests must travel a great distance to get there. A solution to avoid this and get the reception started on time is providing transportation.

Arrange For Transportation For Out-Of-Town Guests Attending A Wedding.

Unless the ceremony and reception location is a short distance from the guest lodging or the guest hotel has a shuttle service, it is customary for the couple to arrange transportation for their guests. However, travel options may be scarce in high-demand areas due to competition from tourists. Consult the staff at your chosen destination wedding site for suggestions, and arrange for transportation well in advance.

Keep In Mind The Wedding Guests.

Couples planning a wedding already have many responsibilities without adding the stress of corralling guests and family members into the mix. They need to be unwinding in preparation for the wedding, not trying to keep track of the guests. To ensure everyone is where they ought to be, and at the right time on the wedding day, it's a good idea to keep the wedding together as you move from one event to the next.

Conclusion 

The mode of transportation to and from the ceremony is a highlight of many weddings, but some find vehicles and horses too cliched. To make the ceremony more sustainable, Eurolimo has compiled a list of interesting and environmentally responsible alternatives, such as barge or ship. Take a boat or barge to the location of your wedding instead of driving, and use the boats for a cocktail reception. Horses and carts are a time-honoured and elegant mode of transportation, and public transportation is a great option for city dwellers. Taking pictures of the wedding party as they board and exit the carriage is a fun and different way to document the big day.

If your wedding location is more out in the country, consider hiring a bus. Double-decker buses, trolleys, bicycles, tractors, and racing vehicles are all great options for transporting guests to and from a wedding. Trolleys are a great way to transport 20-35 people, while bicycles can hold 50 passengers or more. Tractors are a rustic option for a country-themed wedding, while racing vehicles are an attention-grabbing option for adventurous couples. Couples can make a stylish getaway in a speedboat, yacht, canoes, paddleboards, classic cars, chariot carriages, two-wheelers, and pedicabs to have fun on their big day.

It is important to practise getting out of a classic car in advance, especially if you're wearing a dress, and to have experience riding your chosen vehicle while wearing a wedding dress and high heels before the big day. The traditional horse and carriage is an option for a wedding entrance, but there are other options such as a helicopter, extended limousines, town cars, limousines the size of SUVs, and shuttle or charter buses. The use of stretched limousines is a time-honoured choice due to its sophisticated appearance and spacious interior, while the use of extended SUVs like the Hummer, Escalade, or Navigator can provide the luxury and comfort of a limo with just a little more style. A shuttle or charter bus can carry as many as sixty people, while a yellow school bus may accommodate as many as 50 people. Classic trolleys have room for up to 32 people and double as charming photo ops.

If you're having a winter nuptial in a large city, consider renting a double-decker bus for the lengthier travels. Plan your wedding's transportation and brainstorm creative solutions, such as a hayride, a bus for a party, canoeing, and a waggon. It is important to double-check all the wedding transportation logistics well in advance and provide guests with travel details on the wedding website. Couples should arrange transportation for their guests if the reception is held at a different location and the trip will take more than ten to fifteen minutes. If the ceremony and reception location is a short distance from the guest lodging or the guest hotel has a shuttle service, it is customary for the couple to arrange transportation.

Consult the staff at the destination wedding site for suggestions and arrange for transportation well in advance. Keep the wedding together as you move from one event to the next.

Content Summary: 

• The mode of transportation to and from the ceremony is a highlight of many weddings.
• You'll arrive at your destination or ceremony on time, and the journey there will be one you'll never forget.
• But we find the idea of using vehicles and horses too cliched.
• You're in luck if you like a more unconventional look for your wedding day because there are many creative ways to get from place to place!
• Today, we'd like to look at the many exciting and original modes of transportation, from sleek autos to luxurious planes, that happy couples can use to arrive at the ceremony in style.
• So fasten your seatbelts because we're about to reveal the most jaw-dropping alternative wedding transportation ideas of all time!Naturally, the means of transportation will be determined by your taste.
• So find ways for you and your friends to arrive in a more eco-friendly way to make your marriage day more sustainable, Eurolimo pushes for ways to do so.
• Of course, since automobiles are so ubiquitous, we usually think of them when asked to arrange transportation to a wedding.
• Still, we've compiled a list of some of the most interesting and environmentally responsible alternatives.
• Why not make the most of this by taking a boat or barge instead of driving?
• Then, after the ceremony, you might have your guests comply and use the boats for a cocktail reception.
• What an amazing opportunity for creativity and adventure, not to mention photography!
• Beautiful horse-drawn carriages are a time-honoured and elegant mode of transportation.
• You may take stunning wedding photos in front of it, and your visitors will enjoy seeing you and the bride/groom make a grand entrance around it after you've exchanged your vows.
• But if you decide this is the path for you, it's important to conduct your research to ensure that horses are in good hands.
• Taking a bus to your wedding is a fantastic option for city dwellers.
• Public transportation or a bus chartered for the occasion is great for the environment.
• Use public transportation and encourage your guests to do it at your city wedding.
• Taking pictures of the wedding party as they board and exit the carriage is a fun and different way to document the big day.
• If your wedding location is more out in the country, consider hiring a bus so everyone can go together.
• Double-decker buses are ideal for transporting many guests, such as those attending a wedding.
• Many major cities, such as Manhattan, San Diego, Philadelphia, Richmond, and many others, provide the option to rent double-decker buses for large-scale transportation needs.
• Create a once-in-a-lifetime journey for your wedding guests as they commute to and from the ceremony.
• Trolley It used to be that only people living in downtown San Francisco could take a trolley trip.
• Nonetheless, because of developments in cable car technology, many contemporary rideshare and tour operators also include trolley service.
• Trolleys, which typically seat between 20 and 35 people, are a great way to transport your wedding reception or all of your guests for a smaller, more personal ceremony.
• You can reserve a larger trolley that can hold 50 passengers or more, but this may come at a steep price.
• Bicycles It might not be the most practical option for all newlyweds, especially if you've selected a big white dress, but it's extremely easy and super enjoyable; can't you see yourself and your new spouse galloping out into the sunset after you've exchanged your vows?
• Besides being an adorable mode of transportation, this is also a very green option for getting around.
• If you're having a country-themed wedding, tractors make for a great mode of transportation.
• Towing your guests there on a trailer is another option.
• Two-seater race cars are an attention-grabbing option for adventurous couples searching for a sportier mode of transportation.
• These ultra-exotic specialised vehicles, such as the Maserati GranSport and the Lamborghini Gallardo, will whisk you to the party in a heartbeat and take you cruising into the night.
• Just practise getting out of a classic car in advance, as doing so requires some expertise, especially if you're wearing a dress.
• Make a stylish getaway in a speedboat or yacht when your partygoers cheer you on from the shore if your celebration occurs near a body of water.
• Rowing off in lovely canoes or using stand-up paddleboards is a popular way for couples to have fun on water-based vacations.
• Transporting yourselves in style in a classic Rolls-Royce from the 1920s or 1930s will add a touch of elegance to your big day, and the black and white photos you take in front of it will be timeless keepsakes.
• The Chrysler 300, Twirls Phantom, Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, and Bentley S2 are just a few of the luxurious vehicles available for rent.
• In addition, more and more modern couples are opting for vintage vehicles for their first car together.
• So envision the pictures of the two of you driving away in an old Volkswagen Beetle, a brightly coloured Volkswagen van, or a worn old pickup truck.
• Ride off into the sunset on a motorcycle, Scooter, or tandem bike if the idea of being chauffeured bores you.
• You will have fantastic memories and pictures that are worthy of being framed.
• The important thing is to have some experience riding your chosen vehicle while wearing a wedding dress and high heels before the big day.
• Riding in a chariot carriage is like being transported to a fairytale.
• With seating for two to six, you and your bridal party can ride comfortably or charter many carriages and parade like royalty.
• Pedicabs provide city couples with an entertaining alternative to the seriousness of a traditional taxi if they enjoy the image of a horse-drawn carriage.
• Of course, the traditional horse and carriage is always an option for a wedding entrance, but you can always step it up.
• For example, particularly daring couples can skip the carriage ride instead of arriving at the venue astride their horses or even leaving on horseback.
• As a bonus, this is a fantastic option for wedding parties with any level of horseback riding skill or interest.
• Think about the reaction of your guests if the groom and his best men rode into your wedding in a line, the groom at the front of the group.
• Create jaw-dropping impressions with a private helicopter exit.
• If you need to bring along any help, a hired helicopter can usually hold between three and six passengers.
• Remember that there is a minimum required landing area for helicopters and that local air travel regulations may apply.
• Make sure to ask the charter company if there are any limits on your reception location before making a decision.
• The extended limousine is a time-honoured choice because of its sophisticated appearance and spacious interior, which will make your wedding party guests' parents feel like A-listers on the big day.
• But, of course, you might also take a town car, a sedan-style limousine that can carry up to four passengers.
• An extended SUV like the Hummer, Escalade, or Navigator can provide the luxury and comfort of a limo with just a little more style.
• All the trimmings of a nightclub—fibre optics, disco lights, spotlights, mirrored ceilings, and premium sound systems—are standard in these 20-seater SUVs.
• To get everyone safely to the wedding, consider renting a shuttle or charter bus, which may carry as many as sixty people.
• Or, for a throwback, a yellow school bus may accommodate as many as 50 people; ensure it has working air conditioning.
• Classic trolleys have room for up to 32 people and double as charming photo ops.
• Remember that trolleys are designed for low speeds and limited distances, so plan a short excursion within the city.
• If you're having your wedding in a large city, you can channel your inner Brit by renting a double-decker bus for the lengthier travels.
• During the holiday season, the traditional horse-drawn carriage can be swapped out for a more festive sleigh made of wood.
• Surprise your guests by showing up in wool or fake fur, or even better, with such an escort of sled dogs to remind them why they're braving the cold to see you.
• Hayride Your beautiful country wedding can only be completed with a traditional hayride for you and your wedding party.
• But, if you want to make an impression on your guests, pull up in genuine country style and arrive in a wagon hitched to a machine or truck.
• Guests' shoes will be spared the outdoor ceremony's dirt if shuttled from the parking garage to the site.
• The cart should remain hitched up throughout the service so that attendees can take advantage of it during the wedding.
• A party bus is the best option for wedding transportation for the couple who wants to make a grand entry and party all weekend long.
• We advocate this means of transportation only for relatively responsible groups, but it can take your wedding guests to another level of pleasure.
• The party bus should be reserved for conveyance to the after-party if you expect your wedding guests to indulge in excessive drinking between ceremonies.
• We've included canoeing as an option for those looking for a more exciting mode of transportation to their wedding if it's located near the water.
• Making an entry in a canoe is sure to get you wetter than zero per cent of the time, but it sends a strong message.
• The bride and groom can enter and exit in a small canoe, while the wedding party can ride in a bigger, multi-seat canoe.
• But, we suggest assigning folks not part of the wedding party to navigate the boat as they make their grand arrival.
• We've compiled a brief list of suggestions for organising and communicating transportation for your wedding to help you get started.
• It's important to double-check all the wedding transportation logistics well in advance.
• Experts advise making reservations four to six months ahead of time.
• Provide guests with travel details on the wedding website and have them confirm their attendance and accommodations in advance.
• Couples should arrange transportation for their guests if the reception is held at a different location and the trip will take more than ten to fifteen minutes.
• Attendance at subsequent wedding celebrations may decline if there is a long time gap between them or guests must travel a great distance to get there.
• A solution to avoid this and get the reception started on time is providing transportation.
• Unless the ceremony and reception location is a short distance from the guest lodging or the guest hotel has a shuttle service, it is customary for the couple to arrange transportation for their guests.
• However, travel options may be scarce in high-demand areas due to competition from tourists.
• Consult the staff at your chosen destination wedding site for suggestions, and arrange for transportation well in advance.
• Couples planning a wedding already have many responsibilities without adding the stress of corralling guests and family members into the mix.
• They need to be unwinding in preparation for the wedding, not trying to keep track of the guests.
• To ensure everyone is where they ought to be, and at the right time on the wedding day, it's a good idea to keep the wedding together as you move from one event to the next.