Two moments. One car has to be right for both.

Planning the entrance and the exit

Most wedding bookings reserve two vehicles — one for the arrival, one for the exit — and the concierge line coordinates timing directly with your planner so nobody's checking a phone mid-ceremony.

A wedding gives a car two jobs. The arrival is slow and formal, so the Rolls-Royce Phantom fits, with its quiet cabin and presence at the venue door. The exit is the celebration, and that is where a Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder with the top down earns its day rate.

Give us the ceremony time, the venue, the photographer's schedule and who rides in each car. The concierge line coordinates directly with your planner, so nobody is checking a phone mid-ceremony.

Miami has natural backdrops for photos, from the Venetian Causeway to the Art Deco blocks of Miami Beach and South Pointe. Confirm venue and public-space rules first, because permit and parking rules are set by the venue or the city, not by us.

Sort out who the renter is before the day, not on it. The renter must be present at delivery with matching ID.

Book early for peak wedding weekends, and call the concierge line to check dates for the cars you want.