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Book online and Tran-Star takes 10% off the base rate. That is the one number on its wedding page; hourly rates themselves are quoted by phone. The company says its rate includes everything except parking and tolls, which are billed on top. The fleet runs from a 3-passenger sedan to a 54-passenger coach, and includes a 1960 Bentley S2 for the couple.
transtarlimo.com/weddings_limo.phpThe wedding page advertises a 10% discount on the base rate for reservations made online. What it does not show is the base rate. Hourly pricing is given over the phone. Our advice is to call first for the quote, then confirm in writing that the online discount applies to the figure you were given. Tran-Star states that its rate includes everything except parking and tolls. On a Long Island wedding run that can mean bridge tolls into the city or a Hamptons lot fee, so ask for an estimate of those too.
The fleet spans a 3-passenger sedan, wedding party buses, guest shuttles and a 54-passenger coach. There is also a 1960 Bentley S2, which is the vehicle most couples will ask about. Every vehicle is described as carrying a fully stocked bar. Guest shuttles are a named service, which is useful when the ceremony and reception are at different sites or guests are at a hotel block.
Tran-Star assigns a personal wedding coordinator to each wedding booking. The page does not describe what that role covers in hours or scope, so it is worth asking if the coordinator handles day-of timing with your photographer and venue, or simply confirms the reservation. The company also says it coordinates transportation worldwide, which matters mainly for destination guests arriving at the airports.
Thirty-nine years in transportation, by its own count, and eight Long Island venues listed as recommending it: that is the case Sir Oliver Limousine makes on its weddings page.
Founded in 1982, All Star runs more than 100 vehicles out of a 40,000 square foot facility at 380 New Highway in Lindenhurst and says the fleet is replaced every year.
A 1938 Cadillac and a Rolls-Royce Phantom head the fleet at Camelot Specialty Limos, alongside Escalades, Sprinter vans and a shuttle bus.