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If you and your guests are staying in Dalyan, you want your wedding, and reception on a boat meandering the river delta or up to the lake then transport may be sorted, alternatively you may want your wedding in a riverside setting, which may again be accessible by boat. However depending on where all your guests are staying whether in or out of town, maybe in different accommodations or they may have mobility needs we can arrange transportation. You may also just want to simply arrive in style, whatever your requirements we can meet with access to all sizes of cars, minivans, buses and not to mention the unique alternatives below. Sometimes the means of transport can add to the whole atmosphere and help set the theme, so we have gathered some fun ideas together if you would like some inspiration. Otherwise dependent on the venue you choose, whatever your choice of transport we can assist you and your whole party and make the whole process flawless and within your budget. After all, we will always be there with you and if at any time anyone needs to arrive or leave we will personally take care of them

Here are some of the services we can offer:

  • We can suggest means of transportation to and from the ceremony/reception sites (boat, minivan, horse carriage or any other creative idea)
  • Prepare time schedules for pick-up and drop-off on wedding day
  • Confirmation of transportation details
  • Special needs: Think about anyone who might otherwise struggle to transport themselves and organize a travel plan for them

 

Here are some fun transportation ideas for you and your guests

Looking for fun wedding transportation ideas for your big day? The logistics of getting to and from your wedding venue (and in some cases, a separate reception site, as well) are something everyone will have to figure out. It might be easiest to assume everyone will just drive themselves, but in many situations, that may not be the best (or safest) plan. Which is why it’s a very smart and thoughtful idea to make room in your wedding budget for transportation for yourself and your guests. Depending on your preferences and budget, there are many different options to consider.

1. Limousine

Timeless and elegant, a limousine is the traditional choice for wedding transportation. Make it a stretch limousine if you want your bridal party to jump in with you.

2. Antique Car

Ever dreamed of taking an antique car for a spin? Your wedding is the perfect occasion to rent a classic car.

3. Vintage Truck

Vintage trucks are perfect for country weddings. When the trucks are done up with flowers and garlands, you’ve got the epitome of country romance.

4. Horse and Carriage

You’ll feel like Cinderella as you ride along with your very own Prince (or Princess) Charming. Best of all, the fairy tale won’t end at midnight.

5. Tandem Bicycle

Add a little hipster flair to your wedding with a bicycle built for the two of you that just says “I do.”

6. Vespa

Hop on and hang onto your partner. (This is probably better for brides sporting dresses that aren’t floor length.)

7. Golf Cart

A golf cart comes in handy if your ceremony and reception are at the same venue, but a bit of a distance away. Make sure it’s decorated for the big day.

8. Gondola

If you’re having your wedding on or near water, you can channel Italian vibes by riding off with your new spouse in a gondola.

9. Rowboat

Have a Notebook-inspired moment as your love rows you across a pond.

10. Boat

A step-up from a rowboat, you’ll feel honeymoon-ready boarding a boat.

11. Party Bus

For the couple that wants to ride along with the wedding party, nothing says “party” like a party bus.

Be fabulous. Be empowered. Be Blown Away!

Wedding Guest Transportation Ideas and Tips

Now that you’ve got your own ride squared away, let’s move on to your friends and family. Providing transportation is a kind gesture that they’ll definitely appreciate. Here are our five best tips for getting your guests to and from events smoothly.

1. Rent Vehicles That Hold More Guests

By renting vehicles that can hold 50 or more guests at a time, you’ll limit how many trips they have to make, meaning everyone will get from the hotel to the ceremony or the ceremony to the reception in record time.

2. Plan Something for Guests to Do While They Wait

If you can’t transport everyone all at once, make sure that there’s something planned on either end of the trip. If guests are waiting at the church for the next bus to come by, offer coffee (or champagne) and snacks. At the reception? Have cocktail hour begin as soon as the first wave arrives. Set out the guest book or have the photo booth attendant on-hand to get the festivities started.

3. Schedule Departures After Guests Are No Longer Needed for Portraits

While you may want to be at the cocktail hour as quickly as possible, the in-between time is the perfect opportunity to snap family photos. Have your photographer organize a group picture with all of your guests, then dismiss anyone not related to either family (or in the wedding party) to hop on a bus. Then, whittle it down from the full family, grandparents and cousins included, to a smaller and smaller group until only you, your parents and siblings, and the wedding party are left.

For your bride tribe, consider getting extra creative with their rides. Our fave wedding party transportation ideas include getting your bridesmaids and groomsmen their own limo bus, party bus, or even re-purposed school bus.

4. Add Extra Travel Time to Everything

Add at least 20 extra minutes to your timeline to account for things like traffic or stragglers. You might only need 45 minutes to get all of your guests to your 4 p.m. ceremony, but scheduling the first shuttle to leave at 2:30 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. means everyone will be comfortably in their seats before you walk down the aisle. At the end of the night, set up the first shuttle to leave two to three hours before your reception ends, around when you expect dinner to be over. Older guests or guests with children will be happy to know they can head back to their hotel whenever they’re ready.

5. Consider Making Extra Accommodations for Out-of-Towners

If you’re hosting a destination wedding, or if your guest list includes many out-of-towners (read: guests without cars), consider providing them with a ride to and from their hotel in addition to transportation to and from the reception. That way, no one has to worry about navigating an unfamiliar city or choosing designated drivers. Some hotels offer shuttle bus service, so check with yours to see if they’ll give you a good rate (sometimes, they’ll even offer it for free). Or, you could go the extra mile with something with character to match your wedding—like a double-decker bus for a city affair (complete with a tour guide pointing out the local sights). At the very least, offer taxi information as an alternative means to get everyone back to their hotel rooms.

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