The Dark Wob

mercrocker wrote: ↑Tue Mar 29, 2022 10:49 am Nice P4. Did the dog do that front wheel before or after the wedding?

Haven't got a dog so guess it happened when parked outside the reception.

Being Norfolk, the bride?

I would've said the groom anywhere else.

As I am smugly single I have never needed a wedding car, however various cars have been used as such. The first ones I think were with my 1958 Chevrolet Belair back in the late 70's. About 1983/4 a friend was getting hitched so we used my 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix, a Mk3 or 4 Lincoln Continental, 1973 Dodge Charger with the main car a 1959 Ford Galaxie. That should have been a 1957 Cadillac Sedan de Ville but it shat its trans a week or so before the big day so friend with red Galaxie stepped in. Not sure if I used my 1961 Impala but my 1959 version has done several weddings and sadly funerals too, one of those being for my friend who had had the Galaxie as his wedding car.

I'm also smugly single, and have never been married.

I've only been to two weddings in my adult life so far. First was my sister's, and I was simply a guest.

Second, I was the best man. However we couldn't really bring any of our own cars. The couple decided to get married on the banks of Lake Louise over in Alberta. They paid to fly me out, and the bride's best mate. The four of us went to Lake Louise in my rental car; a lime green Kia Soul.

We then spent a week driving around the Canadian Rockies and generally being complete tits. That was back in 2017, feels like it was yesterday.
The freshly married couple had that Chrysler 300 hiding behind the Soul. They were over there for a month doing a huge roadtrip.

A photo of Lake Louise itself:

Mine was my brothers XJS HE. Here's the day before the wedding in 1999-me on the left-brother on the right.

A gold 2007 Toyota Camry.

With beige seats.

Belonging to my grandmother in law.

Random taxi, on the strip in Las Vegas.

Wanted Elvis doing the duty, but was denied…

It was the cheapest place for my parents to fly to from the UK.

We honeymooned in Vegas with a Chrysler Sebring....I, too, wanted a fake Elvis Chapel wedding but was vetoed in favour of our local Registry.

Our honeymoon started in Vegas, then death valley, Yosemite, San Fran and down the 101 to LA. Couldn't ask for a more suitable vehicle than an orange convertible Mustang.