1930 Beauford’s Convertible

This car is the perfect blend between contemporary and vintage. It has all of the modern mechanics needed to ensure a smooth and reliable journey, yet it has an old school vibe, which is glamorous and elegant. In fact, the car is often associated with being a fairy tale wedding vehicle.  This car can surely make your fairy tale a reality, as it is the perfect icing on the cake to a fantastic and memorable occasion.

Mid 90s Mercedes Limousine

This is the ideal car for those who want something grand, contemporary, and striking. This is the type of vehicle the rich and famous step out of when they attend big events. And the great thing about the Mid 90s Mercedes Limousine is that it can fit up to seven people inside. Therefore if you have several people you want to ride in the car with you (or a really big dress) then this is the ideal car.

Austin FX3

The Austin FX3 is ideal for those who have a taste for quirky vehicles that are filled to the brim with personality. After all, the car is actually a taxicab. During the 1950s loads of these black cabs were built for London use. If you are looking for something different with that lovely vintage quality then the Austin FX3 is a great choice.

1962 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud

Striking and dazzling; just two words that describe the show-stopping 1962 Rolls Royce. This vehicle is a vision of sheer beauty. The vehicle’s style is unique and is one that instantly captures the attention of anyone who passes by. The silver colour beautifully compliments the style of the car, adding a lavish and extravagant edge.

1930 Austin Laundelette

And last but not the least; we have the 1930 Austin Laundelette! When you see this car you will feel as if you are taking a trip down the memory lane. Most wedding cars boast the vintage quality, yet no other vehicle possesses so much relation to history through the mere design as this one does. Take a trip back in time to the glamour of the past with the 1930 Austin Laundelette.

The five cars mentioned in this article are assured to make a big impression on your wedding day. Just make sure you hire from a company who recognises how important your big day is. After all, it would be nice to be met with a glass of champagne upon arrival!

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East Kent

There are a number of places in the south-eastern corner of England which are well worth a visit, the most familiar of which is the town of Dover. The famous white cliffs are truly spectacular, and the seaside resorts of Ramsgate and Folkestone are both within easy reach. If you are a fan of historic buildings, be sure to visit Canterbury, because the cathedral is one of the most spectacular religious buildings in the whole world.

Somerset Coast

If you mention the West Country to most Britons, and indeed most tourists, they will invariably think of the counties of Devon and Cornwall, but Somerset should also be on the must-visit list. The coastline is home to some beautiful beaches, many of which are exceptionally peaceful even in the summer months. If you like to be among the crowds, head to the resorts of Weston-Super-Mare and Minehead.

Gower Peninsula

Three Cliffs Bay on the Gower peninsular of South Wales.  (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

There are some wonderful holiday destinations in Wales, but those who know the Gower Peninsula rarely go anywhere else. It’s located in the south of the principality, close to Swansea, and it offers some of the finest seascape vistas anywhere in Britain. As well as a succession of impressive beaches, there are also some spectacular castles, including Pennard and Bovehill.

Glasgow

A famous city such as Glasgow could never truly be described as hidden, of course, but it’s certainly not on the usual tourist schedule for most people. City breaks are exceptionally popular in London and Edinburgh, but Scotland’s largest and busiest city is home to a number of fascinating museums and art galleries, as well as a whole host of historic buildings.

A view over Glasgow from Queen’s Park in the city’s south side. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Norfolk Broads

The Norfolk Broads are exceptionally popular with visitors from the UK, but not too many overseas visitors make their way to this collection of attractive waterways and chocolate-box villages. There are plenty of exceptional accommodation options to be found in the area, but many people choose to hire a boat and stay on the water for a few days instead. Though busy in the summer, there is always enough room for everyone.

Author: David Showell lives in England and is a regular traveller. Follow him on Google+.

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