One passenger
The Aston Martin DB9 is an individual passenger experience and is often chosen for the groom or another solo arrival. It is not suitable where several attendants need to share the journey.
Three to four passengers
The Royal Windsor and Jurassic Park Jeep seat up to three passengers; the NYC Yellow Taxi and Mercedes CLS seat up to four. These options work well for smaller groups, secondary journeys and couples who want a particular visual style.
Six to seven passengers
The Regent seats six, while the Imperial, Century Imperial, Royal Imperial and Asquith seat up to seven. Larger cabins are useful for bridesmaids, groomsmen or family groups and may reduce the need for repeat journeys.
Why capacity is not the only measure
Passenger figures describe available seats, but outfits, bouquets, mobility and comfort also matter. A viewing is the best way to compare cabins if you are close to the maximum capacity.
When two cars are better
Two vehicles can protect the timeline when preparation addresses are far apart or different groups need to arrive close together. Keyhole Motors has two identical Imperials for a coordinated look, as well as complementary classic and modern combinations.
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.