Getting married is something we at least aspire to experience only once, unlike bank holidays and birthdays, so as celebrations go it is truly up there with the very best of them.
As such we really ought to make that extra effort to ensure that every last feature of the event is organised with military precision, leaving absolutely no margin for error nor any opening for catastrophe.
Organising the actual wedding ceremony itself is very often the least of one's concerns.
The invitations need to be sent out before anything else, then decisions of great import need to be taken as to who should be invited and who not.
Family feuds and squabbles amongst friends and other associates all need to be factored in, as does the likelihood of any person in particular causing undue embarrassment at the reception.
One cannot invite everybody, but then whom does one exclude? Hurt feelings and the likely consequences thereof need to be taken into account if we don't wish to cast friends adrift forever.
And then there is the question of attire.
The bride will need to be measured up to perfection and the dress ordered.
The groom, too, needs to be kitted out.
It is important that the best man, the bridesmaids, and everyone else with a specific role to play measures up for the occasion.
Then once the service itself is done there is the reception.
A suitable venue needs to be secured that is at least equal to the demands of the occasion and the necessary catering arrangements need to be made.
If there is to be a group, a DJ or any other kind of entertainment this needs to be planned, and all aspects of the itinerary following the service synchronised so that the right thing always happens at the right time.
Lastly, needless to say, there is the small matter of the honeymoon.
If resources stretch to it the happy couple will experience a holiday of a lifetime after having been whisked away from the evening function at the requisite time to take a flight or to board a cruise ship to somewhere very exciting and exotic.
One of the constants in all this activity of course is the luxury chauffeur.
He will be responsible for getting the major players to the church on time.
Then, if required, he will be there still to drive the newlyweds off to the wedding reception, and possibly also to the airport later on on the way to their honeymoon.
In the capital or the other big cities there are so many to choose from but look around wisely and do not just take the first service that suggests itself.
Instead look up Wedding Car Hire or Chauffeur Hire on your search engine and carefully consider what is on offer.
As such we really ought to make that extra effort to ensure that every last feature of the event is organised with military precision, leaving absolutely no margin for error nor any opening for catastrophe.
Organising the actual wedding ceremony itself is very often the least of one's concerns.
The invitations need to be sent out before anything else, then decisions of great import need to be taken as to who should be invited and who not.
Family feuds and squabbles amongst friends and other associates all need to be factored in, as does the likelihood of any person in particular causing undue embarrassment at the reception.
One cannot invite everybody, but then whom does one exclude? Hurt feelings and the likely consequences thereof need to be taken into account if we don't wish to cast friends adrift forever.
And then there is the question of attire.
The bride will need to be measured up to perfection and the dress ordered.
The groom, too, needs to be kitted out.
It is important that the best man, the bridesmaids, and everyone else with a specific role to play measures up for the occasion.
Then once the service itself is done there is the reception.
A suitable venue needs to be secured that is at least equal to the demands of the occasion and the necessary catering arrangements need to be made.
If there is to be a group, a DJ or any other kind of entertainment this needs to be planned, and all aspects of the itinerary following the service synchronised so that the right thing always happens at the right time.
Lastly, needless to say, there is the small matter of the honeymoon.
If resources stretch to it the happy couple will experience a holiday of a lifetime after having been whisked away from the evening function at the requisite time to take a flight or to board a cruise ship to somewhere very exciting and exotic.
One of the constants in all this activity of course is the luxury chauffeur.
He will be responsible for getting the major players to the church on time.
Then, if required, he will be there still to drive the newlyweds off to the wedding reception, and possibly also to the airport later on on the way to their honeymoon.
In the capital or the other big cities there are so many to choose from but look around wisely and do not just take the first service that suggests itself.
Instead look up Wedding Car Hire or Chauffeur Hire on your search engine and carefully consider what is on offer.