Wedding car rental in Chicago

The getaway car matters

It is in the ceremony exit photos, the portrait session and the video. A wedding car sets the tone for the day and is one of the few details guests remember, so it is worth choosing well.

Which car for which wedding

For a classic, formal wedding, the Rolls-Royce Ghost ($1,450/day) or Cullinan ($1,600/day). For a modern, fashion-forward couple, a white Mercedes-AMG G63 ($900/day). For comfort on a long day with parents or grandparents aboard, the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 ($1,000/day). For a romantic exit for two, the Rolls-Royce Wraith coupe ($1,200/day).

Packages for the wedding party

The Rolls-Royce Package (Cullinan plus Wraith) is listed at $2,500/day, the Triple Rolls-Royce Package (Ghost, Cullinan and Wraith) at $3,700/day and the Shut It Down Package, which adds two G-Wagons to three Rolls-Royces, at $5,500/day, each with its own deposit.

Timeline tips

Book early: spring and summer Saturdays are the first to go. Share your timeline with pickup addresses, ceremony and reception venues and photo locations. Ask your venue about arrival and parking rules. Build in time for portraits with the car in good light.

Chauffeur service

Most couples prefer to be driven. Optional chauffeur service handles timing, doors and parking so you can enjoy the day. Self-drive is also available for drivers 21+ with full-coverage insurance.

Booking your wedding car

Share the date, the car or package you are considering, the number of passengers and each address on your timeline. We come back with listed rates, the deposit and a plan for every leg of the day, and we hold nothing until you approve it.

What couples need to know

Self-drive wedding cars require a driver aged 21 or older with a license and full-coverage insurance. Most couples choose a chauffeur instead. Every car and package carries a refundable deposit, and the mileage allowance is checked against your route.

Where the car waits

Downtown ceremonies, suburban churches, golf clubs and family homes. Every arrival is by appointment, hotels included.

Wedding photos with the car

Tell your photographer the car’s timing and leave ten minutes for portraits beside it. Ask your venue about where the car may stop and park.

Choosing by wedding style

A black-tie hotel wedding downtown suits the formality of a Ghost, whose long hood and upright grille look right next to a tuxedo. A garden or country-club ceremony in the suburbs pairs well with the Cullinan, which sits taller and gives a bride an easier step in and out with a full gown. Modern couples who want a fashion-editorial look often pick the white Mercedes-AMG G63, especially for portraits against brick, glass or greenery. If grandparents or parents are riding along, the Maybach GLS 600 offers the most comfortable rear seats in the fleet. And for the classic sendoff, nothing frames a just-married exit like the Wraith’s rear-hinged coach doors swinging open.

Small details that make the day smoother

Decide in advance who rides in which car and when, and give one person the job of talking to the driver. Keep the bouquet, rings and any emergency kit in a known spot. Ask before adding ribbons or flowers to the car so nothing marks the paint. If the forecast looks wet, plan a covered drop-off point and bring a large umbrella for photos. Finally, let your photographer know the car’s exact arrival and departure times; ten unhurried minutes with the car usually produce the images couples treasure most.

Season by season

Spring weddings bring blossoms and soft light, and white cars look their best against fresh green. Summer means long evenings, so a sunset exit with the Wraith or a convertible portrait session is easy to fit in, but book months ahead because Saturdays fill first. Autumn color in the western and southwest suburbs makes an incredible backdrop for a Rolls-Royce, and the cooler air is kinder to suits and gowns. Winter weddings downtown feel cinematic with city lights and snow; a Cullinan or G63 handles the conditions better than a low coupe, and a covered drop-off keeps everyone dry. Whatever the month, tell us the venue and the plan and we will suggest the car that suits it.

The rest of the collection

Guests and family can choose from the wider fleet too: Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder ($1,500/day), Lamborghini Urus (Green) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus Stage 2 (Yellow) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus (Red) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus (Black) ($1,200/day), Porsche 911 ($1,000/day), Corvette Z06 ($750/day), Corvette C8 (Black) ($550/day), Mercedes-AMG GT ($700/day), Mercedes-AMG SL55 ($1,000/day), BMW M8 Competition Convertible ($750/day), BMW M5 G90 ($500/day), Mercedes-Benz S580 ($600/day), Mercedes-AMG G63 (Satin Black) ($900/day), Mercedes-AMG G63 (Graphite Gray) ($900/day), Range Rover Autobiography LWB ($750/day), Range Rover SVR ($500/day), Audi RS Q8 Stage 2 ($600/day), BMW X6M Competition ($600/day), Black Cadillac Escalade V ($800/day), Cadillac Escalade ($600/day), Dodge Durango SRT ($250/day), GMC Hummer EV 3X ($400/day), Tesla Cybertruck ($550/day), Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 ($200/day). Each wedding car and package deposit appears on the collection page.