Anniversary Transportation

The point is not being seen arriving

Most anniversary bookings we take are not about spectacle. They are about not spending the evening thinking about parking, valet lines, or who is driving home after the second glass of wine.

So the service is built around the gaps in the evening rather than the destination. Your chauffeur is outside when you finish dinner, not summoned and then waited on for fifteen minutes on a sidewalk.

Multi-stop is the normal shape of the night

A single restaurant run is the exception. The itineraries we build most often look like this:

• Drinks somewhere downtown, dinner in a different neighborhood, home
• Dinner, then the venue where you first met, then home
• A hotel pickup for a couple in from out of town, dinner, and back
• Dinner and a late drive through the Museum District or Buffalo Bayou

Give us the stops and the reservation times and we will work backwards from them so you are not eating fast to make a car.

Small requests are worth making

We are not a florist and we will not pretend otherwise, but chilled water, a particular pickup order so one person is surprised, or a quiet vehicle with no conversation are all things people ask for and all things we can plan around. Ask at booking rather than on the night.

Booking window

Weeknights are usually straightforward. Valentine's week, New Year's Eve and most Saturdays in spring compete directly with wedding season, so give us more notice for those dates. If your anniversary lands on a date you cannot move, book earlier rather than later.

Also see VIP chauffeur service for a full evening on hold, or limousine rental for a milestone year.