Wedding Limo Service in Washington DC
Serving brides, grooms and guests across DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland. Our wedding limo service plans every ride of your day on one timeline: the getting-ready pickup, the ceremony arrival, photos at the monuments, the reception entrance and the getaway car at the end of the night.
- Weddings only, from intimate courthouse ceremonies to 300-guest celebrations
- Stretch limousines, Sprinter vans, party buses and guest shuttles
- A written quote with every cost itemized before you book
Why couples choose our wedding limo service
A wedding day has one chance at every moment. The ride between them should be the part you never have to think about.
Weddings only
Every page, every plan and every question here is about weddings and the events around them.
One run sheet
Ceremony, photos, reception and the getaway on one written schedule that your planner can see.
Arrival details on request
Red carpet, "Just Married" signage and other touches are arranged when you book and written on your quote.
Multi-stop planning
Hotels, church, photo spots and reception in the right order, with buffer time for DC traffic.
The wedding day, from the first pickup to the getaway car
All 29 wedding services- Getting ready
Bride Transportation
A calm, roomy ride for the bride, the dress and the people who matter most that morning.
- Before the vows
Groom & Groomsmen
Getting the groom and his party from the hotel to the ceremony together and on time.
- Ceremony to photos
Bridal Party Transportation
One vehicle sized to the whole party, from getting ready to the reception entrance.
- Reception
Wedding Guest Shuttle
Timed loops so guests never have to drive, park or find a ride home.
- Grand exit
Getaway Car
The grand exit: a car waiting at the end of the sparkler line or the reception door.
Our wedding fleet, from a car for two to a coach for 50
Compare the fleet
Stretch Limousine
Up to 8–10 guestsThe couple, or a small bridal party
Escalade Limo
Up to 12–14 guestsLarger parties who want limo style
SUV Stretch Limo
Up to 14–20 guestsThe whole wedding party in one car
Sprinter Limo Van
Up to 10–14 guestsEasy entry in a gown, standing room
Wedding Party Bus
Up to 20–40 guestsBig parties, photos and the reception run
Shuttle Bus & Mini Coach
Up to 25–56 guestsGuest shuttles between hotel and venue
Luxury Sedan & SUV
Up to 3–6 guestsParents, grandparents and VIP guestsSeating depends on the exact vehicle and on how much room the dresses need. The vehicle, its capacity and its amenities are confirmed on your written quote.
How booking works
Tell us the day
Start with the date, then the addresses, the guest count and the vehicles you have in mind. It takes about two minutes.
Get a written quote
You receive the vehicles, the hours reserved and an itemized price, with the deposit and cancellation terms written out.
Plan the timeline
Closer to the date we build the run sheet with you or your planner: every pickup, stop and photo break, and who rides where.
Enjoy the wedding day
Chauffeur and vehicle details arrive before the day. The car is on site ahead of the first pickup, and the schedule is followed stop by stop.
Planning wedding transportation in the DC area
Washington is a beautiful place to marry and a demanding place to drive. Most wedding days here cross at least one river, one state line or one stretch of downtown with event closures, so the timeline matters as much as the car.
Build the day backwards from the ceremony
Start with the time the ceremony begins, then work back: the couple usually arrives last, the bridal party a little earlier, and family before them. A planner will often want the wedding party on site 30 to 45 minutes before the processional. Each of those arrivals is a pickup on the run sheet, and each one decides whether you need one vehicle making two trips or two vehicles running at once.
Leave room for the bridges and the Beltway
A Georgetown hotel to a ceremony in Arlington is a short distance that can take very different times on a Saturday afternoon, and the same is true of trips across the Potomac on the Key, Memorial and 14th Street bridges or along I-66 and the Capital Beltway. We add buffer time to every leg that crosses a river or a major highway, and more for afternoon events downtown.
Photos at the monuments
Many couples stop at the Lincoln Memorial, the Tidal Basin, the Capitol or the Georgetown waterfront between the ceremony and the reception. Stopping and loading near the National Mall is restricted in many places, so the route and the drop-off points are planned before the day, and the time spent at each stop is written into the schedule with your photographer.
Guests who are staying at hotels
When guests stay in a room block, a shuttle that loops between the hotel, the ceremony and the reception keeps everyone on time and means nobody drives after the toasts. The last return trip is set before the night begins, so guests know when it leaves.
Virginia wine country and Maryland venues
Loudoun County winery weddings and estates in Middleburg, Potomac or on the Chesapeake have longer drives and darker, narrower roads at the end of the night. Those weddings usually need a larger guest shuttle and more hours, which is why we ask for both venues before quoting.
Washington DC first, then Virginia and Maryland
Downtown hotels, Georgetown chapels and Capitol Hill churches, the estates and wineries of Northern Virginia and the waterfronts of Maryland.
Washington DC
- Downtown & the National Mall
- Georgetown
- Capitol Hill
- Dupont Circle
- Navy Yard & The Wharf
Northern Virginia
Popular wedding venues in the region
Hotels, cathedrals, historic houses and wineries where DC-area couples marry. Each has its own arrival point and timing, and we plan around it.
FAQs about our wedding limo service
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Wedding planning guides
All guides
The Complete Guide to Wedding Transportation in Washington DC
A wedding transportation guide for DC-area couples: how many vehicles you need, timing, routes, contracts and the questions to ask before booking.
Limo vs Party Bus vs Sprinter Van: Which Is Best for Your Wedding?
Limo vs party bus vs sprinter van for your wedding: compare seating, style, entry ease and best uses, plus how to choose for DC, Virginia and Maryland weddings.
Do You Need to Provide Transportation for Wedding Guests?
A guide to wedding guest transportation: when you need it, who pays, shuttle logistics, signage, accessibility and planning in DC, Virginia and Maryland.
Tell us your date. We will plan the rides around it.
Send the date and the venues, and you will receive a written wedding transportation quote with the vehicles, the hours and every cost listed.