The vintage experience
A vintage-style wedding car makes the journey feel ceremonial. Upright cabins, sweeping bodywork and light interiors create classic portraits and a clear sense of occasion. The larger Imperials and Asquith also bring useful group capacity.
The modern experience
The Aston Martin DB9 and Mercedes CLS give a quieter, contemporary kind of luxury. They suit modern hotels, city celebrations and couples who prefer clean lines, black paintwork and a familiar premium cabin.
A statement car changes the tone
The Jurassic Park Jeep and NYC Yellow Taxi deliberately break convention. They are best when the couple wants the vehicle to express a shared interest, surprise guests or become a major feature of the photographs.
You do not have to choose one style
A mixed fleet can serve different jobs. A modern car might collect the groom while a seven-seat vintage car carries attendants; a Royal Windsor can then create a more intimate principal arrival. Coordination comes from the itinerary and colour palette, not necessarily identical cars.
See the cars in person
Scale and interior space are difficult to judge from a photograph. Arrange a showroom appointment to compare the finish, seating and ease of access, then ask the team to map your preferred combination onto the wedding timeline.
Turn the plan into a quotation
Send the date, likely route and passenger groups. The Keyhole Motors team can check availability and help refine the transport timeline.