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Maserati Ghibli wedding car hire
A Maserati Ghibli as a wedding car combines Italian sportiness with four doors and a spacious back seat. Compare the options here and request a quote without obligation. Read more
- 1 wedding car
- from € 749 per day
- 1 self-drive
Selection: Maserati Ghibli wedding car
Why the Maserati Ghibli makes a great wedding car
Most people think of Italian sports cars with a trident on the grille when they hear the name Maserati. The Ghibli brings that character to a four-door saloon. The name is not new: Maserati likes to name its models after winds, and Ghibli is the name of a desert wind. In the 1960s a sporty coupé carried that name; the recent Ghibli is a four-door saloon that sits below the larger Quattroporte in the range.
Sporty without being showy
The Ghibli has a long bonnet, a low, sloping roofline and the distinctive air vents in the front wings that you see on many Maseratis. It looks clearly sportier than an ordinary executive saloon, yet it remains stylish. That makes it suit a modern city wedding just as well as a dinner at a country estate. And then there is the sound of the engine, which the brand is famous for: when you arrive, everyone hears that you are here.
Room for the dress and a witness
The big advantage over a coupé or roadster is the four doors. The bride can get in at the back without climbing over a front seat, and the dress can be spread out across the back seat. There is still room in the front for a witness or the photographer. For couples looking for a modern, comfortable car with more presence than an ordinary luxury car, that is a strong combination.
What to look out for when hiring a Ghibli
On the wedding day, a modern sports saloon calls for a few different arrangements than a classic car. These are the points that come up most often.
Getting in and sitting down
A sporty saloon sits lower than an SUV or a classic limousine. Sit down first and then swing your legs in, and ask someone to gather up the skirt and train. A dress with a very full skirt will fit, but needs to be folded carefully. If you are unsure, you can try getting in beforehand with the rental company.
Decoration on a glossy paint finish
A modern Maserati often has a dark or metallic paint finish on which every scratch shows. A ribbon from the grille to the windscreen or a small floral arrangement on the bonnet looks lovely, but leave the fitting to the rental company or agree beforehand how your florist will attach it. Never use tape on the paint.
Route, timing and photo stops
Include the pick-up, ceremony and reception addresses in your request, plus any photo stops. A modern car has air conditioning and is unlikely to break down, so a somewhat longer drive or a detour past a beautiful spot is perfectly doable. Do allow a generous margin, though, because the schedule on a wedding day often runs a little late.
The Ghibli alongside other Maseratis and luxury wedding cars
The Maserati page lists all the cars of the brand that rental companies currently offer. If you would rather drive with the roof down, the Maserati GranCabrio is the obvious sibling: a four-seater with a fabric roof and the same Italian presence, ideal for a sunny wedding day.
If you are torn between a Ghibli and another make, take a look at the luxury wedding cars. Modern sports saloons and classic English models appear side by side there, so you can quickly see which atmosphere best suits your day.
Which wedding suits a Ghibli?
The Ghibli suits a couple looking for a contemporary, polished style: a ceremony in a modern town hall, a hotel or a sleekly renovated farmhouse. If you are after nostalgia with chrome and rounded shapes, a classic car is the more obvious choice.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to hire a Maserati Ghibli 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 Ghibli as a wedding car with a chauffeur?
The wedding car currently online is 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.
Is a Maserati Ghibli suitable for a bride with a full-skirted dress?
Reasonably well, thanks to the four doors. The bride gets in at the back and the dress can be laid across the back seat. The car does sit lower than a classic limousine, so with a very full skirt or a long train, a little help getting in is useful. If you are unsure, try it out with the rental company beforehand.
What is the difference between the Maserati Ghibli and the GranCabrio?
The Ghibli is a four-door saloon with a fixed roof, while the GranCabrio is a two-door four-seater with a fabric hood that opens. The Ghibli is more practical if the weather is changeable, and it is easier to get into the back. The GranCabrio gives you an open-top drive and a more playful look in photos, but it depends more on the weather.
Does a modern Maserati suit a castle or country estate?
Yes, a dark, sleek saloon makes a lovely contrast against an old building. It works best if the rest of the styling is also polished and a little modern. Talk to your photographer about the backdrop you want, and ask the venue whether the car can be parked on the driveway or forecourt.
Which colour of wedding car looks best next to a white dress?
Dark colours such as black, anthracite or navy make a white or ivory dress stand out the most. A white or silver car gives a lighter, softer look. Check the photos in the listings to see what colour each car is, and match the flowers or ribbon to it, for example white on dark or green on white.