Simon’s White Wedding Cars

Celebrate your special day with glamour with Simons White Wedding Cars. Giving the best in luxury transport, our fleet of white limos are the best way to travel to and from the place of your wedding in areas such as Colchester and Hertfordshire. You’ll be picked up by a top-level chauffeur and drive to the destination of your special day, with a range of top-class limos available to suit all budgets.

Simon’s White Wedding Cars
Each limo oozes sophistication and are designed to provide the upmost comfort during your journey. Sit back and enjoy your route on top-class leather seats, pop a bottle of bubbly and love the view as we transport you to your destination.
We provide a selection of very high class wedding limousines that include Mercedes S-Class and E-Class stretch limousines for the magical day, with each one driven by experienced chauffeurs providing a white glove service to every couple in locations such as Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
From cool towels to help calm the nerves to complementary umbrellas should you face the usual British weather on the big day, we have everything covered to ensure your magical day goes off without any problems. We even use an emergency sewing kit in all limousines just in case!
With a range of outfits available, our chauffeurs will dress according to your preferences, while we also personalise each car with flags and ribbons, ensuring everything fits the décor of your big day.
When you use one of our wedding cars in areas such as Colchester or Hertfordshire, there are no other people using it that day, with each limousine totally limited to one wedding that day. This doesn’t just keep them in the perfect condition but also gives our clients the peace of mind that they are the top priority for the magical day.

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