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While some brides like to be punctual when it comes to arriving at the ceremonial grounds, others may find a cheeky way to keep their groom waiting. Arriving fashionably at the venue on a plush wedding car is no longer a luxury; but there is more to the scene based on which experts have few recommendations on wedding car etiquette meant to make your D-day rides and moments extraordinary. 

Wedding car etiquette 

Booking a suitable wedding car hire in Brisbane is not only about setting the budget and timings. You ought to be a bit specific about other aspects as well. Yes! We are talking about etiquette which can be totally traditional or a fusion between yester-year etiquette and those followed in modern times. Let’s have a look: 

Car decorations

Remember it’s not an ordinary car but a vehicle that will mark your journey to the second phase of life. Hence, it is crucial you pay considerable attention to its decorations. So, let’s just keep it crisp here. Your D-day is supposed to arrive all decked up in glory with flowers, ribbons and bows which are mostly coloured in whites and ivory. Although white and ivory are most chosen for the occasion, modern couples are seen choosing the decor in colours matching with the outfit of the bride and groom. The decoration is mostly included in the rental price. Some wedding limo hire companies in Brisbane even go on to the extent of spreading flower petals to the carpet of a wedding car. 

Tin cans 

Did you know this weird practice where cans are tied to the wedding car dates back to Egyptian times? Centuries back, it was considered somewhat customary for the father of the bride to tie a pair of sandals which belonged to his daughter, to the wedding car. The act symbolised that his daughter now belonged to the new son-in-law. The ritual was practiced for centuries and people would throw shoes at the wedding carriage which was deemed as a lucky sign for the newly married couple. When times passed by shoes were replaced with tin cans for their noise. 

Order of arrival 

There is a particular order in which guests, who are of prime importance to both the bride and the groom, will arrive. The arrivals are scheduled from beforehand to avoid delays. These are as follows: 

• Ushers would first arrive at the ceremonial ground 
• Guests will arrive 
• The groom and his best man will arrive 
• The mother of the bride and the bridesmaids will arrive 
• The father of the bride will accompany his daughter to the ceremony 

However these days it’s quite common for the groom’s party to arrive together with the bride and her folks. 

That’s how everything is pulled off at the most important event.