Legend Limos

After 11 years of dating, Danielle and Paolo FINALLY got married.  Danielle had two major concerns: 1) she wanted an antique car for her and her Dad; 2) she wanted a fun vehicle for 9 bridesmaids and 8 groomsmen that was easy to get in and out of.  After viewing our Award Winning 1955 Rolls Royce and one of our Cadillac Escalade Limos at a bridal show, she was sold.  The only thing Danielle couldn’t plan on was the weather.  So Legend Limousines, Inc.  did all the planning for her!  The cars were hand washed at our main office, the chauffeurs brought plenty of extra umbrellas, and the vehicles were all dispatched 40 minutes earlier to allow for the increased traffic that always seems to follow inclement weather.  These pictures were taken outside Christ the King church in Kings Park, Long Island.  The reception was at the Bourne Mansion in Oakdale, Long Island.  Leaving Christ the King church of Kings Park at dusk, the Rolls Royce and the Escalade arrived at the Bourne Mansion at night fall.  The Black Lincoln limo was the limo for the groom’s parents and family, as well as the bride’s father after the ceremony at Christ the King church. 

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Jamie & Michael were a young bride and groom who wanted the BEST OF EVERYTHING for their wedding.  After choosing to be married at Mary Immaculate church in Bellport Long Island, they chose Giorgio’s in Baiting Hollow for their reception.  Jamie first contacted Legend Limousines, Inc. to get some pricing.  Her initial concern was that our price was a little bit higher than some other quotes she had gotten.  Taking our advise to go and look at some of the compeitiors, and after comparing all of their reputations with the Better Business Bureau’s website, she felt very comfortable in trusting Legend to be her limousine company.  She chose our New Bentley Continental Flying Spur for her and Michael, and our 20 Passenger Cadillac Escalade limo for her bridal party.  One of our Escalade limos picked up the guys, dropped them at the church, and then went to pick up the bridesmaides.  The Bentley started with the bride, and after the church, it was used to transport just the bride and groom.

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