Lincoln Continental Stretch
8–10 passengers
Best for: Weddings and photo-perfect arrivals
A modern classic in white, with luxurious leather seating and premium sound. A long-standing wedding favourite.
- Leather seating
- Premium sound
- Onboard bar
Stretch limousines
The Lincoln Continental Stretch
A modern classic in white, with leather seating, premium sound and a bar on board. Eight to ten passengers, and a long-standing wedding favourite.
Why it keeps getting booked for weddings
White, clean-lined and the right size for a wedding party of eight to ten, which is the count most ceremonies actually need moved rather than the guest list. It has been the wedding car people come back for, and the reason is not complicated - it photographs well from every angle a wedding photographer will try, it seats the party without anyone perching, and it does not look like a nightclub in the pictures. For a bride arriving, that is the whole specification. White also carries bright California daylight better than a dark car does, which matters when the ceremony is at two in the afternoon and the photographs are being taken outside.
A wedding day is three arrivals, not one
Ceremony, then photographs somewhere chosen for how it looks, then the reception - and the photograph stop is the one that overruns, every time. Decide when you book whether the vehicle holds through the day or returns at a set time, because those are different bookings and different quotes. If the venue is a resort, guests arrive from several directions across a weekend rather than all at one ceremony, which is a shuttle plan rather than a limousine plan. Send the ceremony time and the guest origins and the arrivals get sequenced.
The bar, and the practical details nobody asks about
There is an onboard bar; what may be carried in it is set by California law and by the terms confirmed with your booking, so ask reservations and you will have it in writing before the day. The other details worth sending early: whether anyone in the party has accessibility needs, whether a dress with a train is getting in and out of the car, and how many stops there really are. All three change the recommendation more than the seat count does. The dress question in particular catches people out - a gown that fits a car perfectly when seated still has to get in and out of it gracefully several times, in front of a photographer.
Lincoln Continental Stretch
Questions people ask about this vehicle
- How many fit in the Continental stretch?
- 8 to 10 passengers - the wedding-party size rather than the guest-list size. Send the number actually riding, and mention if anyone is in a dress with a train, because that changes how much room the car really has.
- Is it available in a colour other than white?
- This one is white, which is why it is the wedding favourite. If you want black at that size, the Lincoln Town Car and MKT stretches are both available in black or white - reservations will confirm what is free on your date.
- Can the car stay with us all day?
- Yes, on hourly service with a three-hour minimum Monday to Thursday, and a wedding day is usually well past that anyway. Holding the vehicle is what stops the photograph stop overrunning into a problem. A scheduled return is cheaper and depends on the day running to plan, which wedding days famously do not.
The rest of the fleet
Stretch limousines start at $199/hour with hourly minimums, and more than one vehicle often fits the same group. Compare it against the rest of the fleet, or send the trip and let reservations recommend one.
What people book it for
The occasion usually decides the vehicle more than the seat count does.
Get A Quote
Check Lincoln Continental Stretch availability for your date
Send the date, the passenger count actually travelling, every stop in order and a realistic end time. Reservations will confirm whether this is the right vehicle, what is available, and put the rate in writing.
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