The celebration car — weddings, proms, birthdays and nights out, chauffeured and priced in writing.
The Chrysler 300C stretch is the vehicle in our Seattle fleet that gets booked for moments rather than transfers: wedding-day arrivals, prom groups, milestone birthdays and anniversaries, and nights out where the ride is part of the occasion. Wraparound leather seating, limo lighting, and a chauffeur who has done a hundred wedding runs and knows that the schedule matters more than the speed.
It is rated for ten passengers and comfortable for eight, and it is nearly always booked by the hour so the car and chauffeur stay with your party between venues — ceremony to photos to reception, or dinner to show to home. What it does not carry is luggage, so for airport groups the Sprinter van is the right tool instead.
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Three to four hours minimum, by the hour. A typical wedding booking runs party pickup, ceremony, photo stop and reception drop; a typical prom run is home, photos, venue, and home again at the agreed hour. Gratuity is never added automatically, and travel between midnight and 5:00 AM carries the published $66 surcharge — both shown on the written quote before you commit.
It is rated for ten passengers and genuinely comfortable for eight, especially in formal wear. Luggage space is minimal — clutches and small bags only. If your group has airport luggage, pair the stretch with a Sprinter or book the Sprinter alone.
By the hour, at the published $105 to $150 per hour with a three-to-four-hour minimum — celebrations are schedules, not single trips, so the car stays with you between venues. The exact figure is confirmed in your written quote before you book.
Several weeks for Saturdays, prom season and graduation weekends — the stretch is the first vehicle in the fleet to sell out. Call (206) 333-9605 if your date is close and we will tell you honestly what is available.
Groups of up to fourteen with full bags ride the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. Sprinter van →
Up to three passengers travel in a flagship executive sedan. Mercedes-Benz S560 →