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Porsche 356 wedding car hire

The Porsche 356 is the car that started Porsche. Compare Speedsters, cabriolets and coupés that you can hire as a classic wedding car. Read more

  • 9 wedding cars
  • from € 399 per day
  • 9 self-drive

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Porsche 356 Speedster

Porsche 356 Speedster

Zwijndrecht · all of the Netherlands 2 seats Self-drive

from€ 549
Porsche 356 Speedster

Mood and style

Romantic Elegant Retro

Practical

2 passengers Without chauffeur from € 549 Zwijndrecht · all of the Netherlands
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Porsche 356 Speedster

Porsche 356 Speedster

Hoogblokland · all of the Netherlands 2 seats Self-drive

from€ 399
Porsche 356 Speedster

Mood and style

Romantic Retro Elegant

Practical

2 passengers Without chauffeur from € 399 Hoogblokland · all of the Netherlands
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Porsche 356 Cabriolet

Porsche 356 Cabriolet

Baambrugge · 6 provinces 2 seats Self-drive

from€ 500
Porsche 356 Cabriolet

Mood and style

Romantic Elegant Bold

Practical

2 passengers Without chauffeur from € 500 Baambrugge · 6 provinces
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Porsche 356 A Coupé

Porsche 356 A Coupé

Elburg · 7 provinces 2 seats Self-drive

from€ 525
Porsche 356 A Coupé

Mood and style

Elegant Retro Bold

Practical

2 passengers Without chauffeur from € 525 Elburg · 7 provinces
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Porsche 356 Speedster

Porsche 356 Speedster

Elburg · 7 provinces 2 seats Self-drive

from€ 525
Porsche 356 Speedster

Mood and style

Romantic Elegant Retro

Practical

2 passengers Without chauffeur from € 525 Elburg · 7 provinces
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Porsche 356 Speedster cabrio

Porsche 356 Speedster convertible

Scherpenzeel · all of the Netherlands 4 seats Self-drive

from€ 399
Porsche 356 Speedster convertible

Mood and style

Romantic Elegant Retro

Practical

4 passengers Without chauffeur from € 399 Scherpenzeel · all of the Netherlands
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The 356: the first Porsche as a wedding car

The 356 was the first car to be built in series under the Porsche name, from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s. It has an air-cooled boxer engine at the back and a smooth, rounded body that is still recognisable in today's 911. In the early years, much of the technology was shared with the Volkswagen Beetle, which was also designed by Ferdinand Porsche.

The 356 was available as a coupé, a cabriolet and the famous Speedster. The Speedster was made in the 1950s mainly for the American market: a bare open two-seater with a low, curved windscreen and a simple hood. As a wedding car, the open versions are the most popular, but the coupé has its fans too.

Original and replica

An original Speedster is rare. There are also plenty of well-made replicas on the road, often built on Beetle underpinnings and registered with the year of that donor car. On a wedding day it makes little difference to the look of the car, but ask the rental company about it if it matters to you.

Getting in and space in a 356

The 356 is small and low. It was designed as a two-seater, and most examples have at most a narrow rear bench that is suitable for a bag or a bouquet. For the bridal couple, that means sitting together in the front, close to each other.

Will a wedding dress with a train fit in a Porsche 356?

A slim dress fits well. With a full skirt or a long train it gets tight: the door is short and the seat sits close to the floor. Sit down on the seat with your legs outside the car, then swivel in and tuck the fabric in after you. A train works best over your lap or behind the seat. With the roof down there is no roof edge in the way, which helps with a hairstyle.

Driving in an open classic

The Speedster has a low windscreen, so the wind has free rein. Pin a veil down firmly or take it off during the drive. The hood is simple and not meant for a downpour; if in doubt, look at the coupé. A classic Porsche steers lightly and directly, but it has no air conditioning or power steering.

Photo moments with the Porsche 356

The rounded shape looks best in a quiet spot with soft light: a tree-lined avenue, a dyke along the water or the driveway of an estate. Ask the photographer to shoot the car from a rear three-quarter angle, where you can see the typical rounded tail and the engine lid with its air vents. Keep the decoration small: a single flower arrangement on the nose is enough.

A practical tip: agree with the rental company where the car will be waiting and whether it has already warmed up. An air-cooled engine runs at its best when it is warm, and a calm start avoids a last-minute rush just before the ceremony.

If you would like to compare the 356 with its successor, take a look at the Porsche 911 as a wedding car. All models of the brand can be found on the page with Porsche wedding cars, and you can find open classics from other brands under convertibles as wedding cars.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to hire a Porsche 356 as a wedding car?
The lowest price currently online is € 399 per day. Most are between € 399 and € 525 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 Porsche 356 as a wedding car with a chauffeur?
The 9 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.
What is the difference between a 356 Speedster and a 356 Cabriolet?
The Speedster is the stripped-back, sporty version: a low, raked windscreen, simple seats and a thin hood. The Cabriolet has a taller windscreen, a sturdier hood and wind-up side windows, which makes it more comfortable in changeable weather. In looks, the Speedster is lower and sportier, while the Cabriolet is a little more refined. Both are two-seaters at heart.
Is an open 356 a sensible choice if we're getting married in spring?
April and May can bring lovely weather, but it can also be chilly and showery. A Speedster has a simple hood that offers only limited protection from rain. Talk to the rental company about what happens in bad weather and whether there is an alternative. If you're unsure, choose a convertible with a sturdier hood, or the coupé, which keeps the classic silhouette and keeps you dry.
Can we take a bouquet and some belongings in a Porsche 356?
A bouquet fits on your lap or on the small rear bench behind the seats. The luggage space is at the front under the bonnet, because the engine is at the back, and it is small. Think of a bag with make-up or shoes, not a suitcase. Larger items are better off travelling with the witnesses or the photographer in another car.
Is every Porsche 356 an original from the fifties or sixties?
Not always. The 356 was built from the late forties until the mid-sixties, and originals are rare. There are also replicas on the road, often built on Beetle mechanics. On a wedding day, the difference in looks is small. Ask the rental company about the car's history and maintenance, especially if you are planning a long route.

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