Providing Carriage Services since 2011, serving over 40,000 customers!
Traditional Wedding Services
Feel like royalty on your special day! Step into the spotlight and ride in style with our stunning wedding carriages!
We’re thrilled to have been part of countless unforgettable weddings, and we cherish every moment of it! Serving within 100-mile radius of Fredericksburg, VA, we offer a gorgeous carriage: with wine accents!
You can select from a charming white, brown, or black horse to pull your carriage, all of which are gentle and experienced. Make your wedding day even more magical by incorporating a carriage! Imagine a romantic send-off as you leave your reception, away together into the sunset or starry night. Or surprise the bride with the delightful sight of a horse and carriage—it’s moment she’ll never forget! Our elegant carriages also serve as a fabulous backdrop for stunning wedding photos, the essence of your day beautifully.
Let your guests share in the joy with rides during the reception for added fun and excitement! As you cruise down the street, you'll be met with cheers and smiles, spreading happiness wherever you go. All our carriages will be decorated to match the bride’s colors, complete with photo opportunities and rides venues. Please note that our lovely carriages are slow-moving vehicles, perfect for a leisurely, enchanting experience!
South Asian Baraat Service
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The Baraat is a bridegroom's wedding procession in India and Pakistan. It is customary for the bridegroom to travel to the wedding venue on a mare, accompanied by his family members.
The "Godi" (white mare) is a symbol of speed, power, faithfulness, devotion and dynamism. Horses were used to conquer enemies. To ride a horse you have to overpower the qualities it symbolizes. Riding a mare indicates that the man has gained command over his childish behavior and is ready to take responsibilities.
The baraat can become a large procession, with its own band, drummer and dancers.
The groom and his horse are covered in finery and do not usually take part in the dancing and singing; that is left to the "baraatis" or people accompanying the procession.
The term baraati is also more generically used to describe any invitee from the groom's side.
The baraat, is accompanied by the rhythm of the dhol. The groom is sometimes greeted with garlands and aarti.
Starting at $750
Having an Event?
We provide carriage services for all types of events: festivals, parades, community rides, call us at 540-371-0094 to discuss your needs!
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Our Carriages
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Blue and White
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Red and White