Canterbury weddings often run to a different clock. A full Greek Orthodox service at All Saints on Burwood Road takes closer to an hour than the thirty minutes a booking form usually assumes, and the crowning and the procession add time at the end rather than the start.
That waiting time is the part most car bookings underestimate. The chauffeur is not driving during it, but the car is committed, and a booking cut to the minute leaves the bridal party watching a clock on their own wedding day. We quote the ceremony honestly and hold the cars through it.
The runs afterwards are short. Belmore to a Riverwood reception is around ten minutes, to Brighton-Le-Sands about fifteen, and into the city under twenty-five. The constraint is the streets rather than the distance. Canterbury and Belmore have older narrow roads with parking on both sides, and a sixteen seat vehicle does not always fit outside the house.
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The area’s best-known landmark, with an open forecourt that gives room for a convoy shot.
Quieter on a Saturday than the river path, and a short detour toward the city venues.
Allow around an hour for a full Greek Orthodox service rather than the thirty minutes most booking forms assume. The crowning and procession add time at the end.
Not always. Canterbury and Belmore streets are older and narrower with parking on both sides. Tell us the address when you book and we will suggest a corner or park entrance if a sixteen seat vehicle is tight.
Riverwood is around ten minutes, Brighton-Le-Sands about fifteen, and the city venues under twenty-five, which is among the shortest of any area we service.
The Cooks River at Canterbury is the most requested, followed by Belmore Sports Ground for a convoy shot and Ewen Park toward the city.
