13 Vintage Cars You Can Rent for Your Wedding in the GTA

 If you’re planning a Wedding with a vintage vibe, here is a list of cars that will make your day picture-perfect – just in time for wedding season.

 AAA Yorkdale Limousines

Among the many limousines AAA Yorkdale has in its fleet, the one that stands out most is the Austin Princess.  This hand-built limousine was constructed in England in 1950.  AAA tells us that Queen Elizabeth liked the limousine so much she bought three of them and used them for her personal wedding day.  Now, one of them dwells here in Toronto at the AAA Yorkdale headquarters.  If this was once fit for the Queen, it is surely fit for your wedding.

AAA Yorkdale Limousines: 1950 Austin Princess



AAA Yorkdale Limousines
Phone: 647-606-0172
www.AAAYorkdaleLimos.com
 

JD Classic Cars

The founders of JD Classic Cars, Jason and Dennis Gil, started their company because they have a passion for vintage cars.  These brothers are always looking to add more classics to their collection, and they clearly have an eye for style – so check back in with them in the near future.   JD offers professionally chauffeured services or car rentals for any of these three classic beauties:

JD Classic Cars: 1961 Bentley S2/1967 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow II



JD Classic Cars: 1956 Ford Customline



JD Classic Cars
Phone: 647-267-8925
www.JDClassicCars.com

A Rolls Choice

One of the biggest problems couples encounter when booking a vintage vehicle for their wedding is that it is uncommon to find one that can fit the whole wedding party.  The solution: A Rolls Choice.  The two Rolls Royce limos in their fleet can fit up to 7 people, have small fold-down picnic tables (for champagne and snacks, obviously), and the Bentley in their fleet has make-up mirrors for bridesmaid touch-ups.  The ’49 Rolls Royce Silver Wraith is arguably the star of their fleet; it was once owned by the Prince of Poland and his wife, Lee Bouvier (Jackie Kennedy’s sister).   It was also 1 of 13 ever made, and it boasts suicide doors.  Your event is about to get so much cooler.

A Rolls Choice: 1949 Silver Wraith Rolls Royce



A Rolls Choice: 1956 S1 Pearl White Bentley



A Rolls Choice: 1952 Silver Wraith Hooper Rolls Royce *currently being painted white



A Rolls Choice
Phone: 905-841-8476
www.arollschoice.com

Affinity Luxury Car Rentals

If you’re looking for something with some muscle, Affinity Luxury Car Rental might have the vintage car for you.  However, something to keep in mind is that Affinity offers car rentals, but they do not offer chauffeured rides.  For the couple who prefers flare over finesse and likes to put the pedal to the metal themselves, here are three cars that might suit your wedding and your personalities:

Affinity: 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible



Affinity: 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible



Affinity: 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible



Affinity Luxury Car Rentals
Phone: 1-888-987-7368
www.affinitycarrentals.com

Allure Limo

Since 2009, Allure Limos has combined state-of-the-art limos driven by chauffeurs with over 20 years of driving experience.  Alongside a fleet of modern-day vehicles, Allure Limo has these three classy ladies to put the perfect touch on your vintage wedding theme:

Allure Limos: 1951 Bentley Mark VI



Allure Limos: 1961 Rolls Royce


Allure Limos: 1954 Bentley Type R Saloon 

Allure Limos
Phone: 647-891-9399
www.allurelimo.ca
 

Honourable Mention: The TTC

Although these aren’t cars, The TTC gets an honourable mention on our list for its two fully restored 1950’s President’s Conference Committee [PCC] Streetcars that can be rented for your wedding.  These vintage streetcars will take you and your wedding party on a ride through old and new Toronto – perfect for pictures.  Unfortunately, you can’t pop champagne on them, according to the terms and conditions of these charters, and you can’t add any, “Just Married,” signs (or any signs of the sort) because these are still viewed as the City of Toronto’s property.  On the upside, the bride and groom are welcome to create their own route, so the street car would actually suffice as a mode of transportation from the church to the reception.  For more information, visit: TTC Charter Info



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