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Sunday, February 3, 2008

Tip - Limousine Service Hidden Fees

Don't get caught by hidden fees! Make sure you ask what is included when you get a quote from your limousine vendor. Many brides have been taken aback when they ask for a "complete quote", only to find out that extra fees and gratuity have not been included. Beware of any company charging tax -- there is no sales tax on limousine service in the state of California.

Tip provided by Luxury Limousines.
Photo courtesy of The Memory Journalists.

4 comments:

The Firecracker said...

I think this can be an important tip for ALL the vendors you work with! READ THE FINE PRINT!!!

The Flame said...

Also, be clear about your time requirements. If you want your transportation flexible and available within a window of time, discuss this upfront to avoid any "late" charges.

Flare said...

Be sure that your driver is aware that YOU(the bride and/or groom) are running the show, NOT the driver. Their job is to be helpful and perform the task they have been paid (rather well at that)to perform.

Anonymous said...

It helps to contact the limo service the day before to get the name and cell phone # of the driver. Be sure to forward your itinerary to them as well. Give the driver's number to your coordinator (or whomever is dealing with the vendors on the wedding day...it should NOT be you!), the best man, and maid of honor so everyone is in the loop in case of any unpleasant surprises.