23 Jul THE BEST TRANSPORTATION FOR YOUR AUTUMN WEDDING ON LONG ISLAND
AUTUMN 2014 WEDDING: TRANSPORTATION PERFECTION
Many things contribute to each couple’s perfect wedding, whether it’s a great wedding party, complete with siblings and long-time best friends, the perfect venue to make the ceremony come alive, or a reception hall fit for the party of the century. Whatever you choose for your big day, you deserve each element to be exactly what you want, and for each moment to be blissful, celebratory and enjoyable.
When it comes to planning for the perfect wedding day transportation, you have a lot to consider. Firstly, how many people will be riding in the cars you book? Secondly, what aesthetic are you going for with the cars that you choose? These types of factors will help you choose the right car for your autumn wedding, no matter the theme or aesthetic you’ve chosen.
If you’re getting married on Long Island or in the surrounding areas this autumn, Executive Transportation has a plethora of impressive and unique vehicles to offer. Here is a short list of our favorites to help you choose.
THE ROLLS-ROYCE SILVER WRAITH
Executive Limousine has one of only 14 cars with this Rolls-Royce design, and the company has recently completed an $80,000 restoration to ensure that the car is everything dreams are made of when your big day arrives. From the beautiful curves of the car’s body to the stunning, wood-paneled interior, classic white wall tires and legendary grill, the Silver Wraith can add so much to your autumn wedding day, from stunning photographs to a comfortable ride to and from your hotel and to the airport when the reception ends.
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BENTLEY CONTINENTAL FLYING SPUR
If sleek, modern and dripping with luxury is your Long Island style, the Bentley Continental Flying Spur is the perfect two-passenger vehicle for your and you’re betrothed on your wedding day. With all of the flash and pizazz of the highest luxury vehicle, yet not lacking in comfort and amenities on the inside, the Flying Spur is another great option to consider when booking transportation for your Long Island autumn nuptials.
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18-PASSENGER ESCALADE
A stretch Escalade can transform your wedding transportation from basic to extraordinary, with its stunning exterior, displaying all of the class and style you deserve and it’s equally impressive interior with its amenities, ample room, and comforts. With fiber-optic lighting, four flat-screen televisions, and other extras, you and your wedding party will arrive (and depart) in style throughout your wedding celebration.
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33-PASSENGER LIMO BUS
Perhaps you have a large number of out-of-town relatives and guests and you would like to provide them with reliable and comfortable transportation for your wedding, a 30-passenger limo bus is a perfect answer to all of your needs. With two sizeable flat-screen televisions to keep everyone entertained during commutes, state-of-the-art surround sound, granite countertops, and since autumn is football season, your guests will be able to keep up with the game with the inbuilt mobile satellite system.
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50-PASSENGER COACH BUS
If you’re in need of some serious cargo room and space for up to 50 passengers for your wedding, Executive has you covered with this 50-Passenger motor coach. The motor coach features a modern bathroom, reclining seats, a PA system, overhead luggage storage, and a great sound system. Additionally, the buses are not marked with any phone numbers, logos or other advertisements so your wedding aesthetic is not tampered with throughout the experience.
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Whatever your autumn wedding transportation needs, Executive Limousine can provide the perfect corresponding vehicle. If you have a large party or it’s just you and your significant other, the vehicles in Executive’s fleet can help ensure that you have reliable, enjoyable transportation throughout your wedding festivities.
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