FH and I went to book our limos last night. We know what car we want to bring me to the church and for *us* after the ceremony. Now we have a problem the other car we wanted for our BP isnt big enough to fit them - now what do I do a) get a tuck limo ( even though I rather have this nicer limo and its a bit cheaper) b) still get the two cars we wanted and let some of the BP in with us to the hall. c) Get our car for just us and *two* small cheaper cars for the bp to split into. Please help!! Im so confused!! Is anyone else riding with the BP to the hall?
AJsMommy122
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Bumping
cocoa
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What about having the best man and moh in your car? who else would be riding with you?
AJsMommy122
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It would only have to be the best man and Maid of honor - everyone else would fit in the other car.
cocoa
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Save your $$$ in the end, is your bridal party going to hate you b/c you didn't get them the hummer limo??? they won't care.
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it wasnt so much the issue of the $$$$$ as I dont really like the suv limos.. I think there fun for like a bday party or something but not my wedding. And the two lincoln limos would still be $100 cheaper then the 1 suv. I was just wondering if it was weird to ride with members of the BP... I never heard of it before and was just wondering if you ladies thought it was better to ride alone with FH
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I booked royalty yesterday, and we booked one escalade limo for the bridal party and for us, all together. We decided that we want to party with our friends and family for the ride to the reception. We are going to be alone for the honeymoon, and we are going to be in the same house forever, so why not celebrate with a couple of drinks and laughs before the hall? When I have been in bridal parties before, I really didn't get to spend any time with the couple at their wedding. I think it will be a blast! And remember, don't listen to anyone else-do what you want.
