Our story
A small fleet, looked after properly.
We are a small but friendly team based in Peterborough, and we all believe that reputation counts for everything. We would rather go that little bit further to please.
We keep a deliberately small collection of vintage and contemporary vehicles: the ivory Rolls Royce Silver Cloud III, the Beauford open top tourer, the Viscount landaulette, the Rolls Royce Phantom, a Jaguar XJ, and two limousines — the seven-seat Mercedes E-Class and the eight-seat Chrysler 300C stretch.
Every one is meticulously maintained and presented in stunning condition. Anything beyond our own fleet — horse-drawn carriages, vintage buses, coaches and specialist vehicles — comes through partners we have worked with for years.
Planned before the day, not on it
Every booking gets a pre-wedding consultation to finalise the itinerary. We agree timings, collection points and routes, and we allow for the traffic nobody plans for. On the day the cars arrive dressed with ribbon and silk flowers, with a uniformed chauffeur who knows when to be present and when to stand back. We are happy to coordinate directly with your wedding planner or venue.
Come and see the cars
Photographs only go so far. We welcome couples to view the cars by appointment at our Peterborough showroom — sit in them, check the boot for a gown, and ask everything you want to ask. There is no pressure and no charge.


- ✦Viewings by appointment at our Peterborough showroom
- ✦Fully licensed and insured for proms and private hire
- ✦Uniformed chauffeurs, ribbons and silk floral dressing as standard
- ✦Established family-run team — reputation counts for everything
Counties we cover
We also work with a network of trusted partners for carriages, coaches and specialist vehicles.
Reserve the day
Shall we check your date?
No obligation — a quick note and we'll come back with availability, a tailored plan, and confirmation of your car.
- Telephone
- 07860 955669
- Viewings
- By appointment at our Peterborough showroom — no pressure, no charge.
