One car, one wedding, one Saturday, booked eleven months out. Hold the date with a deposit and take the balance before the morning of.
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The classic three hours covering the bridal party, the ceremony and the photographs, sold at one fixed price with nothing to work out on the day.
Church, photographs, reception and a departure, held as one long window so the car is genuinely committed rather than squeezed between two jobs.
The bridal car and a second vehicle for the parents are separate bookings against separate cars, so you can see immediately whether you can actually supply both.
The rush of enquiries after a fair arrives on a page with your dates and prices already on it, so a couple can put a deposit down that evening while they are still excited.
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Schedule
A wedding is not an hour, it is the whole middle of the day. The booking holds the car from the yard to the reception, so nobody tries to sell the gap between the ceremony and the photographs to somebody else.
Instant booking
The ceremony package and the full day carry fixed prices with what each covers spelled out, so a couple at a wedding fair can put a deposit down that evening and know the number to write next to the florist.
Get paid
The deposit commits the Saturday. Send a payment request for the balance in the lead-up and it is paid by card from an email, with the receipt following on its own, so the wedding morning involves no money at all.
Less admin, more bookings
Couples enquire with three operators, mean it with all three, and commit to one of them months later. The only version of a held date that means anything is one with money against it. Take a deposit when the booking is made and the date is genuinely committed, to them as much as to you.
On paper the ceremony is an hour. In practice the car leaves the yard at eleven, does the bridal party, waits through the service, sits at a park for the photographs and is not usefully free until four. Book it as one long window covering all of that, and stop trying to sell the gap in the middle to somebody else.
A couple planning a wedding does not want a rate, they want a number they can put in a spreadsheet next to the florist. Sell the ceremony package and the full day as fixed prices, showing exactly what each covers, so the figure on the page is the figure on the invoice.
Between the deposit and the wedding you will hear almost nothing, and neither will they. Send the payment request for the balance in the lead-up and it is paid by card from an email, with the receipt going out on its own, so the morning of the wedding involves no money at all.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
As far ahead as you take bookings. The date is held against that specific car from the moment the booking is made, and a deposit is what turns an enquiry into a committed Saturday.
Yes. Set each one up as a fixed-price package with what it covers spelled out, so a couple is choosing between two clear numbers rather than asking you for a quote.
The booking holds that car for the whole window you set, so once a wedding is on it the car is not offered again for any part of that afternoon.
Send a payment request for the balance before the day and it is paid by card from the email, with the receipt emailed automatically. Nothing has to be settled on the wedding morning.