English Wedding Cars

English Wedding Cars explores exceptional English wedding cars and English bridal cars. A celebration of some of the finest car manufacturers that originated from England, Great Britain. Featuring wedding cars from Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Jaguar and Range Rover.

About English Wedding Cars

If you want to see the definitive collection of English wedding cars, both contemporary and vintage, you have certainly come to the right place.

Featuring cars from Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Jaguar and Range Rover. These are English marques that may have passed to new owners, but remain exemplary examples of English heritage.

As English as Goodwood, Pimms, Big Ben and Her Majesty the Queen. English Wedding Car defines the ultimate English wedding carriages. For a quintessential English wedding you have to have an English Wedding Car!

Driving on the left hand side of the road...

The reason that a bride will stand to the left of her groom during the wedding ceremony, comes from the same reason why we drive on the left in Great Britain. The reason is simple. The groom, was usually right handed, so he could use his sword with his right hand. Similarly a horseman would keep to the left so that he could pass others with his sword or jousting arm ready for action.

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Rolls-Royce Phantom wedding cars in London, Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire, Essex, Kent and Sussex
Rolls-Royce wedding cars in Manchester and the North
Rolls-Royce wedding cars in Birmingham and the Midlands
Bentley wedding cars in London, Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire, Essex, Kent and Sussex
Jaguar wedding cars in London, Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire, Essex, Kent and Sussex
Range Rover wedding cars in London, Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire, Essex, Kent and Sussex

Did you know?

Tying shoes to wedding cars started in England. In the Tudor period it was considered lucky for newlyweds to have shoes thrown at them as they were leaving the church for the first time. Over time this evolved into the modern tradition of tying old shoes and boots (and other items) to the honeymoon vehicle.