Wedding transportation in Israel
Getting guests to the venue and home again, without anyone driving. We run shuttles for weddings anywhere in the country.
What the price includes
- Pickup from one or more collection points
- As many runs as the guest list needs
- A driver who stays for the return journey
- One price agreed before the day
- New Mercedes Sprinter and Savanna vans
- Pickup at Ben Gurion arrivals
- 30 years on the road
- Anywhere in Israel
Guest transport, there and back
Most of the work is the journey home. Guests who have been drinking need a way back, and taxis at midnight in the middle of nowhere are not a plan.
We collect from a meeting point in town, run as many trips as the numbers need, and wait for the end of the evening.
Planning the runs
Tell us the venue, the ceremony time, roughly how many guests need transport and where they are coming from. We will work out how many vans and how many runs that takes.
Booking early matters more for weddings than for anything else we do, because the dates cluster.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
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How far in advance should we book?
[PLACEHOLDER: say how far ahead wedding bookings should be made, especially in high season.]
How much does wedding transportation cost?
It depends mainly on two things: how many pickup points there are and where the venue is. Send us both, with the number of guests and the times, and we will come back with one price for the whole evening.
Can the van wait until the end of the evening?
Yes. That is usually the point. Tell us when the evening is likely to finish and we will price for the wait.
Can you collect guests from more than one place?
Yes. Several collection points is normal when guests are spread across a few cities.
Do you cover events other than weddings?
Yes. Bar mitzvahs, brit milah, company evenings and anything else where guests need a lift both ways.
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Ready when you are
Send us your dates and we will come back with a price for the van. No deposit to ask a question.