Bankstown books the largest convoys of any area we service. Where other suburbs take two cars, a Bankstown wedding often runs six to twelve, and the arrival at the reception is a set piece rather than a drop-off.
That changes what has to be planned. A convoy of ten leaving St Charbel’s at Punchbowl needs an agreed order, an agreed route and an agreed pace, because a convoy that arrives in three groups is not a convoy. We set that before the day and brief every chauffeur on it rather than working it out at the first set of lights.
Arrivals here also involve more than the cars. Zaffe, drums and family gathering at the venue door mean the vehicles hold position longer than at a typical reception, so we plan for a slow, deliberate arrival rather than a quick unload. The runs themselves are short, usually under ten minutes from church to venue.
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Wedding cars start from $999. Bankstown bookings are usually multi-car convoys rather than one or two vehicles, so the total depends more on the number of cars than on the hours.
Yes. Convoys of six to twelve are normal here. We agree the order, the route and the pace beforehand and brief every chauffeur, so the convoy arrives together rather than in groups.
St Charbel’s at Punchbowl to The Highline on Chapel Road is around eight minutes, and the Emporium and Lantana venues are about the same.
Yes. We plan a slow, deliberate arrival rather than a quick unload, and the cars stay in position while the drums and family gather at the door.
Mirambeena Regional Park is the most requested because it has room for a full convoy, followed by Yeramba Lagoon and Paul Keating Park.
