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Hi,
Just curious; what is everyone paying for limos?
We are thinking of getting two stretch limos, plus a classic car for fi & I. We would need them for 3 hours.
Thanks,
Helen
We got two cars: a white 14-pass limo and a white 4-pass Rolls Royce. We also booked them for 3 hours. We are paying $700 plus a 20% gratuity ($840 total). We booked Strathmore in Sea Cliff.
We are looking for a good, affordable reputable company.
We are using Royalty lImos in Franklin Square. Got 2 10 passenger white lincolns for $800 total (that includes the tip and a limo to the airport the next day).
I posted this before but got not response...what should I look for when choosing between companies..what should I have prepared before I meet with my limo companies....who do you guys recommend???
Make sure you know how many people will be going in the limos and try to figure how many you will need. We went with Class One Limos. They are very reasonable ( 2, 10 passengers for $650.00 and a party bus for $850.00) and very nice. Good luck
I have been taking notes from everyone else, and I think we need to ask if the cost includes tax, tip, runner and toast(I guess if you want the runner and a toast). Also someone mentioned to ask how the driver will be dressed and where they are located, have they ever been to your area?
We're paying $675 for 3hrs. 15mins. for 2-10 passenger Lincoln Stretches. That's including tax and gratuity. It also includes a full stocked bar. If you want any other information let me know.
We get a FREE pickup the wedding night to go to our hotel, and then for a 6 passenger limo to the airport is only $60.00. We're using New York Style Limos in Holbrook. Beautiful limos, and very nice people.
Sorry, Lisa...I went back and realized you had responded...and your advice is appreciated!!! and was very informative as well....thanks.
Thanks everyone for you help....I want to get started on limos (although I would like to decide on a dress first).
