Whatever plans you may have on your wedding day, you will want to feel like royalty every step of the way. It's not just about getting to the church on time but the transport you choose for you, your bridesmaids, groomsmen and principal guests should add to the fairy-tale romance of the occasion.
There are so many options to suit the theme of your wedding from modern day cars like Rolls-Royce and Bentley through to 50s or 60s classics, vintage, stretch limos or perhaps even a horse drawn carriage. You might want to make a dramatic entrance by helicopter or a London bus. There really are so many options and these are just a few.
Here’s some great wedding transport suppliers based in Devon and Cornwall from places like Exeter, Plymouth, Truro, Barnstaple and Falmouth, whom you might want to get in touch with...
Don't forget to mention Your Devon and Cornwall Wedding magazine when contacting a wedding transport supplier.
Honey Bugs is based near Newquay - we are happy to travel throughout Cornwall and into Devon to provide happy couples with classic vintage transport for their special day.
Our beautifully restored classic Volkswagen vehicles Hank & Honey are the perfect wedding cars for any Cornwall based wedding.
Whether you are planning an informal country style wedding or a grand formal occasion, we can help you make your arrival truly memorable. We pride ourselves on our professional approach, high standard of turnout and attention to detail.
Honeybugs Cornwall unveils newly restored classic 1960 VW Split Screen
Honeybugs Cornwall located near Newquay are a family-run business offering two VW Campervans for hire across the region. Their beautifully restored Volkswagen vehicles are called Hank, a 1971 Early Bay Micro Bus with a brand new cream leather interior and seating capacity for up to six, and Honey, a 1960 VW Split Screen model, both in a pearl white colour. Honeybugs Cornwall has just unveiled a newly restored Honey, a dedicated wedding vehicle with a luxurious cream interior that complements any colour theme and can transport up to six people.... read more
Posted: 17 November 2020