Wedding transport fails for one reason: the timeline is written for an ideal day. Build yours for a realistic one. Add fifteen minutes of slack between every leg, and assume the photo session at Mount Royal or the Old Port will run long, because it almost always does.
Decide early whether guests need transport. If a meaningful number are travelling from Laval, Brossard or the West Island, a Sprinter shuttle between ceremony and reception removes parking stress and keeps your reception starting on time.
For the couple's vehicle, choose based on the dress as much as the aesthetic. A full gown enters a Cadillac Escalade far more gracefully than a low sedan, and the extra height makes exit photos considerably better.
Book a single chauffeur for the full day rather than separate transfers. Continuity means one person knows the entire schedule, the venue access points and where your photographer wants the car staged.
