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English Wedding Cars is a family run business offering a curated selection of vintage and classic cars exclusively for weddings across the UK. Our fleet includes the refined 1960 Bentley S2 Flying Spur, the characterful 1965 Jaguar Mk2 3.8, the rare 1953 Bristol 403, the sporty 1962 Daimler Dart B-Spec, and the elegant 2006 Maserati Quattroporte. We also offer a Mercedes-Benz SLC, ideal for transporting bridesmaids or groomsmen. Each vehicle is chauffeur-driven by a professional in a smart suit and traditional cap, ensuring a high standard of presentation and service throughout the day.
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Chelsea, SW6 2DX, London, United Kingdom
- 📞 020 7384 2439
- john@englishweddingcars.com
- englishweddingcars.com
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