Limo Service NYC

The word “limousine” can refer to either a chauffeured car or a stretch vehicle. State the preferred configuration, number of passengers and any luggage. Do not book a sedan or SUV assuming it will be replaced by a stretch limousine on the day.

Give the event entrance, arrival time and any photograph or dinner stop. Allow time for the party to board and reach the venue after drop-off. If the vehicle is expected to wait during the occasion, request an hourly quote and confirm the minimum and extra-time terms.

Discuss decorations, food or drinks and any special boarding needs before the booking is accepted. Availability and vehicle rules should appear in the confirmation; they are not established by an occasion photo. For younger passengers, include any required child-seat arrangement.

Confirm whether the return is a second transfer or part of retained hourly service. Choose one passenger contact and a meeting location that the party can find after the event. If the finish time changes, notify the booking contact rather than assuming the chauffeur can remain indefinitely.

Say the occasion only so the timing makes sense. The useful facts are the entrance, the time you need to be inside, photo stops, and whether the car waits. Decorations, food or drinks have to be agreed before the booking is accepted. They are not included because the event is formal.

Younger passengers need any child-seat request in writing, with age and whether you are bringing the seat. The return needs its own meeting point. A point-to-point arrival does not keep the chauffeur outside the venue.