Hurstville is the most vertical area we service, and that changes the morning more than anything else. A bride getting ready on the fifteenth floor has no driveway, no front lawn and no place for the family photographs before she leaves.
The dress is the practical problem. A gown with a train has to come out through a lobby and into a lift, and the car needs to be close enough that the walk is short and covered. We arrange the position in advance, whether that is the building loading zone, the porte cochere or a permitted point on a side street, because Forest Road and the main streets have clearway restrictions that do not care about a wedding.
The rest of the day is short. The St George churches sit within ten minutes of each other, and the waterfront receptions toward Sans Souci and Brighton are around fifteen. That leaves plenty of the booking for photographs, which is why Hurstville couples usually add a second stop rather than a longer run.
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Wedding cars start from $999. Because the runs here are short, most Hurstville couples use the time for a second photo stop rather than for travel.
At the building loading zone, the porte cochere or a permitted point on a side street. Tell us the building when you book and we arrange the position, because Forest Road and the main streets have clearway restrictions.
That is exactly what we plan for. A gown with a train coming through a lobby and a lift needs a short covered walk, so the stopping point is agreed before the day rather than found on the morning.
Around fifteen minutes from the St George churches to the Sans Souci and Brighton-Le-Sands venues, and about ten between the churches themselves.
Oatley Park along the Georges River is the most requested, followed by Gannons Park and Carss Bush Park toward Kogarah Bay.
