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It is customary to decorate a tremendous sense of writen on the sides of the
the car or the vehicles which occasion, especially if the vehicle. Again this will depend
you arrive and leave in, with vehicle of choice is a traditional very much upon the hire
ribbons or balloons. Many hire or vintage car such as a Rolls company which you choose.
companies which provide Royce. Depending upon the hire There has been a recent
transport for weddings, include company you use, you should increase in popularity of people
these decorations as part of have a choice of the colour of using car window posters which
their service, but it’s always ribbon and style which can be do not damage the vehicle at all
worth checking to see exactly used so that everything upon and can be removed without
what is on offer before signing your arrival should be just as leaving adhesive residue.
any contracts for the transport. you hoped it would be.
Of course, as with any wedding
The bride traditionally arrives On leaving, it is customary for tradition, it is entirely up to you
in transport which has ribbons cans to be attached to the rear as to whether you choose to
across the bonnet. This can bumper of the car, and slogans adopt it!
create a very elegant look and such as ‘Just Married’ be
Introducing the quick and easy way to
decorate the Bride and Groom’s
getaway car without any mess or fuss!
Surprise the happy couple Mrs, Names with the date of
with a customised car window the wedding, JUST MARRIED,
poster. We can place any text DONE IT, HITCHED.
on it for you.
Contact Stacie on
Popular designs include; Mr &
01224 267087
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