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One of the biggest trends in wedding transportation nowadays is to get hot, late-model sports cars instead of a stale old limo. BMWs, Jags, Porsches and Bentleys all make a splash, and you can even throw in a driver for the true VIP experience. Be prepared to work for the privilege, however. Getting a car and driver for wedding day will be challenge.

The best way to get your hands on a Beemer, Benz, Jag or Porsche is to contact the auto clubs in your area and see who rents luxury wheels. A growing number of wedding specialty auto sites stock such vehicles, and therefore you may be able to find a great deal with minimal legwork. Unfortunately, most insurance policies forbid owners of these beauts from using the car for commercial purposes, including renting them out for wedding day.

A second option is to call your local dealer. He may be willing to let you "test drive" for a few hours on wedding day. Getting a fleet of exotic cars from your local car dealership can be a very difficult, but not insurmountable task, particularly if your local car dealer believes you'll be a paying customer some day (or if you already are). Obviously, it helps to have a connection with the local dealer. "Because I had purchased a Jaguar from my local dealer and had it serviced with him," says recent groom, Tom Sheridan, "I was able to get 3 more Jags for wedding day, one for both the best man and groomsmen." How likely is it for a regular groom to score like this? Give it go. The payoff will be pretty sweet.


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Dan
Mon, Apr.6th 2009
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I'd also mention trying a professional shave out once before you decide to do that on your wedding day. Although I had a great experience having a professional shave at The Art of Shaving, my neck has really sensitive skin and even the pro couldn't leave me without some razor burn.
Talimon
Wed, Feb.25th 2009
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Just one thing about that personal Shave.... make sure if you're getting a straight razor shave that you know the barber is skilled and won't be slicing and dicing you before the big day! I had a barber slice me on the morning of a Big office Christmas party so bad I was still bleeding freely that evening! Something to beware of!
Desiree
Sun, Nov.16th 2008
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