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REINDEER-DRAWN SLEIGHS.
In Lapland, grooms turn James Bond on
snowmobiles, while brides with Snow Queen
fantasies can snuggle down in romantic
reindeer or husky-drawn sleighs. Cosmos
offers several Lapland venues for December
weddings featuring these extra special
transfers, and couples can also say their
vows in a lantern-lit forest beside the Snow-
dome (an open-faced igloo). At the Chapel
of Maria, brides can arrive by sleigh and
grooms by car or, if they want Rudolph and K
uoni
co to witness the proceedings, they can wed
at a reindeer farm – the bride arriving by
VINTAGE VEHICLES.
Brides more worried about looking cool
reindeer- “Something old” can be a gorgeous vintage than sweet can opt for a Harley-Davidson,
drawn sleigh vehicle for the bride to arrive in style. with Premier Holidays or Eagle Rider.
C
osmos
and groom by A pink Cadillac driven by Elvis packs a
snowmobile. wow factor for weddings at the Graceland Sample prices
Storybook Chapel in Vegas. The King will Kuoni offers the Cadillac wedding for £380.
Sample price even serenade the couple when they tie the ■kuoni.co.uk
The Cosmos knot in either the chapel or the car itself. Olympic’s vintage cars can be hired for €270.
Snowdome Elsewhere in the US, Cosmos has vintage ■olympicholidays.com
wedding with Rolls-Royce hire for weddings at various lo- Planet’s “Barney” Bus can be hired from £180.
snowmobile cations in Walt Disney World Resort, Florida. ■planet-holidays.co.uk
and reindeer In Europe, Olympic Holidays can book Eagle Rider offers Harley rentals in Scotts-
sleigh arrival vintage cars. In Cyprus, Planet Holidays of- dale, Arizona for $135 for the day plus
costs £1,329. fers the colourful vintage Barney Bus for up insurance.
■cosmos.co.uk to 30 people, including musicians. ■eaglerider.com
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