Driven5 wrote:
That's why we used a Miata for our wedding. The outward charm of an LBC mixed with Japanese reliability. Its "quick, agile, catch-me-if-you-can" abilities still came in handy before the ceremony too...But that's because I was running a bit behind and knew that while a wedding might not be able to start without a groom, it can certainly end without one.
I know the feeling. All the lugs started falling off my car on the way to the apt. to change into my wedding clothes. I had to arrange for someone to pick me up, find a car to leave the wedding from and then had to switch wheels & tires before we could leave on our honeymoon. I arrived just 10 minutes before the wedding was to begin and no one had told my wife to be that I wasn't there yet.
So even tho we had a 3:00 wedding we didn't get to leave town till 9:00.