Maserati GranCabrio
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Maserati wedding car hire
A Maserati as a wedding car combines Italian luxury with a sporty character. Here you can compare the open GranCabrio with the Ghibli and read what to look out for. Read more
- 2 wedding cars
- from € 749 per day
- 2 self-drive
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Maserati: luxury with a trident
Maserati is an Italian brand that was founded in Bologna and is now based in Modena. Its logo is a trident, inspired by the statue of Neptune on a famous square in Bologna. Maserati builds cars that sit somewhere between a luxury tourer and a sports car: comfortable enough for a long drive, but with an engine you can hear and feel.
A Maserati as a wedding car is less flashy than a Ferrari and less formal than a Rolls-Royce. It suits a stylish wedding with a touch of Italy, whether at an estate, in a luxury hotel, at a marina or on a wine estate. In photos the car looks refined, with long lines and a distinctive grille. For couples who want a sporty car that can also carry witnesses or parents, Maserati is a logical choice too: both the GranCabrio and the Ghibli have a back seat.
GranCabrio or Ghibli: what is the difference?
The GranCabrio and the Ghibli each show a different side of the brand. Both have four seats, but they are built very differently.
Maserati GranCabrio: open top with four seats
The GranCabrio is a large convertible with a fabric roof and two doors. What makes it special is that it has four proper seats, which is not a given with open sporty cars. Witnesses or parents can therefore ride along, and with the roof down you as a couple are clearly visible. Getting into the back does mean climbing past the front seat. You can read more about this model on the page about the Maserati GranCabrio as a wedding car.
Maserati Ghibli: sporty saloon
The Ghibli is a four-door saloon with a low, sporty roofline. It is closed, comfortable and has four doors, so a bride in a full dress can get into the back easily. If you are looking for a luxurious, understated car that works just as well in bad weather, the Ghibli is a good choice. Read on at the page about the Maserati Ghibli as a wedding car.
Hiring a Maserati: weather, sound and conditions
Both models are modern cars with air conditioning, heating and comfortable seats, so even a drive of an hour or more to the reception venue is no problem. The weather mostly decides the choice: with the GranCabrio you have the option of driving with the roof down, while with the Ghibli you always stay dry.
The sound of a Maserati is one of the reasons people choose the brand. When you leave after the ceremony it sounds wonderful, but at a church or a quiet venue it is better to start the engine only once everyone is outside.
With self-drive hire, rental companies often set conditions for age, driving experience and a deposit. Ask about this straight away when you request a quote, as well as about the arrangements for mileage and insurance. If you would like to compare more options, you will find them under luxury wedding cars, where Italian, German and British brands are shown side by side.
For decoration, something understated works best: a narrow ribbon across the bonnet or a small flower arrangement on the boot lid. White flowers stand out beautifully against dark paintwork. Discuss with the rental company how everything may be attached, because even modern paintwork is easily damaged by tape or chafing ribbons.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire a Maserati as a wedding car?
The lowest price currently online is € 749 per day. The final price depends on the duration, the distance, whether a chauffeur is included and the date; demand is highest in the wedding season and on Saturdays. Every car shows its starting price, and when you request a quote you get a price for your own day.
Can you hire a Maserati as a wedding car with a chauffeur?
The 2 wedding cars currently online are self-drive. With a chauffeur you do not have to think about parking, the route or the time, and the couple sit together in the back. Self-drive gives you freedom, but do ask about the deposit, the insurance and the minimum age. Every car page shows what is possible.
Can witnesses ride in a Maserati GranCabrio?
Yes, the GranCabrio has four seats. The back is less spacious than the front, but it is perfectly manageable for a drive to the ceremony or a photo location. Getting into the back means tipping the front seat forward, so let the witnesses get in first and the bride afterwards in the front, or the other way round if the dress needs more room in the back.
Is an open GranCabrio a sensible choice for a spring wedding?
It can work very well. The roof opens and closes electrically, and the car has heating. On a crisp day in April or May, you can drive with the roof down for your arrival and the photos, then close it for the rest of the journey. Bring a shawl or jacket for the cooler moments.
Which Maserati is more practical with a large wedding dress?
The Ghibli, because it has four doors. The bride can get in at the back without having to squeeze past a front seat. In the two-door GranCabrio, sitting in the front is easiest with a full dress. With the roof down, though, there is more room for the fabric and a veil, if she is wearing one.
Does a Maserati suit a wedding at a castle?
Absolutely. The long lines and the understated, luxurious look of a Maserati sit well against a historic building. A dark Ghibli or GranCabrio in front of a castle gate gives a lovely contrast between old and new. Do keep the driveway in mind, though: a sporty car sits lower than a classic, so discuss gravel paths in advance.