10 unusual wedding cars you can actually book

A wedding car with a story of its own

An unusual wedding car is more than transport. It appears in your photos, it takes you to the "I do" and it says something about your style. Yet many lists of the most beautiful wedding cars are mostly ideas, with no link to a car you can actually book.

This list is different. All ten cars are currently available on Trouwautohurenonline.nl, each with a link to its own page. We have grouped them by style, so you can quickly find a wedding car idea that suits your day.

Not sure what to look out for when choosing? Then start with how to choose a wedding car. If you want to know what is popular in 2027, take a look at the wedding car trends for 2027.

Small and playful

Small classics make everyone smile. They fit down narrow streets, outside a village church and at a farmhouse. In photos they feel cheerful and personal.

1. Volkswagen Kever Cabrio Miss White

The Kever, or Beetle, is perhaps the best-known small car in the world. According to Volkswagen, the last one rolled off the production line in Puebla, Mexico, on 30 July 2003. That brought the total to 21,529,464 cars.

Are you getting married in spring or summer and want to keep things light? Then the white Kever Cabrio Miss White from We Love Oldtimers is a lovely choice. The roof can go down, so everyone along the roadside can see the bride. Prefer another colour or a closed roof? Then take a look at Volkswagen Kever wedding car hire.

Photo: Volkswagen Kever Cabrio Miss White from We Love Oldtimers

2. Fiat 500 Cabrio Speciale

An Italian theme or an outdoor party? Then this is your car. The classic Fiat 500 came onto the market in July 1957 as the Nuova 500 and was built until 1975, according to Wikipedia.

The Fiat 500 Cabrio Speciale from Je Trouwauto Huren is listed online as a convertible. It is still a small car, so ask how the bride gets in with her dress. If your dress has a long train, practise this beforehand.

Photo: Fiat 500 Cabrio Speciale from Je Trouwauto Huren

3. Citroën 2CV

Honest, simple and a little bit stubborn: that is how many people know the 2CV. It was unveiled on 7 October 1948 at the Paris Motor Show. According to Citroënvie, the last one came off the line on 27 July 1990 in Mangualde, Portugal. By then, more than 5.1 million had been sold, vans included.

A countryside wedding, a garden party or a French theme instantly gets a relaxed feel with the white Citroën 2CV from We Love Oldtimers. The canvas roof can be opened. Ask what the plan is if it rains.

For the whole party

Do you want to travel not just as a couple, but with your witnesses or your parents? Then a car with more space is a great choice. It also works for the journey to the party or the photo shoot.

4. Volkswagen T1 Blue Lagoon

On the beach or in an orchard, a bus like this instantly feels like a holiday. The T1 is the Volkswagen bus with the split windscreen. According to the city of Hannover, production began on 8 March 1950 and moved to Hannover in 1956. In 1967 the T2 took over. Almost 1.9 million buyers chose the T1.

The light blue and white T1 Blue Lagoon comes from We Love Oldtimers, as does the T1 Mr. Pistache. How many people fit in differs per bus, so do ask. You will find more versions at Volkswagen T1 wedding car hire and among the other wedding buses.

5. Austin FX4, the London taxi

A London taxi as a wedding car? It can be done. According to Wikipedia, the Austin FX4 was built from 1958 to 1997. More than 75,000 were made.

Do you have a soft spot for England, or do you want your wedding to have a wink of humour? Then the Austin FX4 S Plus from RDH Vervoersdiensten is an eye-catching wedding car. This taxi is white with a burgundy roof. Ask the rental company how many people it takes and whether a chauffeur is included.

Photo: Austin FX4 S Plus from RDH Vervoersdiensten

Big and American

Lots of chrome, long lines and a tough look. An American classic stands out everywhere, even among the other cars in the car park.

6. Ford Mustang Fastback 1965 V8

The Mustang is an icon. According to Ford, the press saw it for the first time on 14 April 1964. The public followed on 17 April. The official unveiling took place at the World's Fair in New York.

If you like tough and classic at the same time, look at the Ford Mustang Fastback 1965 V8 from JS Trouwauto's BV: a closed car with a sporty, sloping rear. Not quite your style? There are more than twenty versions from several rental companies, all of which you can see at Ford Mustang wedding car hire.

7. Buick Roadmaster 1955

In the Netherlands, a large closed saloon is far from an unnecessary luxury. With the Buick Roadmaster 1955 from Tap Trouwvervoer, you do not have to depend on the weather. It is black with a white roof and plenty of chrome.

Are you getting married in an old factory hall or by the water? Then this Buick gives your photos a touch of the fifties. If you are looking for more cars like this, you will find them among the American wedding cars.

Photo: Buick Roadmaster 1955 from Tap Trouwvervoer

British and stately

For a classic, elegant wedding, many couples choose an English car.

8. Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III

The Silver Cloud came onto the market in 1955. The Silver Cloud III followed in 1962, with twin headlamps instead of single ones. So writes Rolls-Royce itself.

The Silver Cloud III from AutoClassic is listed online as a luxury classic car. Want to be sure you will not have to drive yourself? Then also look at the Silver Cloud Top staat met chauffeur from Time Out Experience BV, or at all versions at Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud wedding car hire.

9. Bentley Mark VI

On an estate or at a castle, the white Bentley Mark VI from Tap Trouwvervoer looks perfectly at home, with its upright grille. It was the first Bentley to come out of the new factory in Crewe after the Second World War. According to the Southward Car Museum, customers could order it ready-built, with a body from the company's own factory.

Ask whether a chauffeur is included and how many people fit in the back. You will find other models at Bentley wedding car hire and among the British wedding cars.

Sporty and electric

Do you love sleek lines, but also quiet, clean driving? Then there is a car that combines both.

10. Porsche 911 Electric

Classic and sustainable in one car: the Porsche 911 Electric from Vintico is a dark blue classic 911 with an electric drivetrain. According to Porsche, the 911 was presented in 1963 at the IAA motor show in Frankfurt as the 901, the successor to the 356. Soon afterwards it was renamed the 911.

Ask whether a chauffeur is included and how far it can go on a charge, especially if the locations are far apart. The range of electric wedding cars is still small, so look in good time. Other versions are also available at Porsche 911 wedding car hire.

From list to your wedding car

Have you found a favourite? Then go to the car's page and request a quote free of charge. Always ask whether a chauffeur is included, how many people fit in and what the plan is in bad weather. If you cannot decide between a few cars, save them to your favourites and compare them at your leisure.

Are you drawn mostly to the classics in this list? Then also read 7 reasons to choose a classic car as your wedding car. Or browse all wedding cars on offer.