We couldn't wait to announce this fun giveaway sponsored by
A Bride's Ride, whose decorating kits make any mode of transportation instantly charming. Renee and Bridget of
A Bride's Ride are thrilled to offer one lucky winner a custom vintage car decorating kit. The adorable kits are easy to customize and create. You can select from a variety of garland colors and banners or have a banner custom created just for you!
To win the prize and polish up your getaway ride, leave a comment on this post and tell us all about your wheels. Whether it's a '68 Chevy Camaro (our Creative Director's fave vintage ride) or a mint green Vespa, we want to know! We'll randomly draw from all the comments and announce the winner next Friday, April 30th at noon. Good Luck!
we're crossing our fingers that the groom's grandfather will be able to have his 1930s packard limo in virginia from new york for our may 2011 wedding...
ReplyDeleteWe're getting a sky blue vespa to ride off in!
ReplyDeleteWe are still discussing this issue. One idea is to borrow our friend's restored Woody (since my fiance is a surfer) or taking my fiance's motorcycle. Desicions!
ReplyDeleteNo way- A Packard Limo! Our number one car booked here in Florida is a 1935 Packard Convertible. So gorgeous..I hope you get it to Virginia!
ReplyDeletewe are still in discussions about this, right now we will either take away our 2008 prius. we love our hybrid. We also may drive away in my fiancées fathers VW Bus that is affectionately know as "The Hog" This bus is a "family" vehicle that the grown children can borrow, we have used it for road trips as a camper. We love it and it certainly would look amazing adorned by one of these Bride's Ride kits. ~leela
ReplyDeleteI wish it were cooler.. but probably our boring 2001 honda civic! would look cute with this though! scg00387 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteProbably just be my dad's Honda Fit hatchback - but the electric blue paint would make these decorations POP!
ReplyDeletethese are so cute!
ReplyDeleteMy dad's hobby is restoring classic cars, so we will either be riding away in a '42 Packard Sedan (all original...my dad bought it when he was 16!) or a '53 Kaiser, which my dad is planning to paint to match our wedding colors (ivory and gold). We're from Motown, so it's practically required that we have a cool car to drive off in...especially with my old Hollywood gown! This decorating kit would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteWe are still working on this important detail but we are definitely going with a vintage car. Hope to figure it out soon. This would be a great addition to any ride!
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Sounds boring but only my fiances dark gray truck. The bright green would really pop and certainly adding "Just Married" would even make the truck a fun ending to what will be our perfect day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the give-away!
Kristen Swiney
I own a rare 1976 czech bike called a Jawa, will either be using that or a friend's Royal Enfield motorcycle with a side-car... Would love to win this!
ReplyDeleteWow those are so cute!!
ReplyDeleteIt was really beautiful and cute. I love the designs as well as well as the car.
ReplyDeleteWe are searching for a vintage convertible mustang!
ReplyDeleteOur getaway car will be a family friend's personal car. It would be fun to dress the car up a little!
ReplyDeleteWe are hoping to borrow a friend's '89 Mercedes 560SL for our getaway, and would love one of these little banners to adorn it.
ReplyDeleteMy ride is my 2000 Grey Honda Civic...she reminds me of that Johnny Cash song that goes, "I've been everywhere, man, across the deserts bare, man!" We have been everywhere, from college to Atlanta, to moving to Florida, to California, to West Virginia, back to Georgia, and now moving to Louisiana. She has been broken into twice and stolen once, but we are tough cookies and bounced back. I would love to treat her on my wedding day to looking cute!
ReplyDeleteOur vintage ride home will be my future hubby's 1980 Fire-Engine-Red Corvette. Aaron and his Dad have put hundreds of hours and tons of love into their baby and we can't wait to start our life driving off into the sunset in it! This would be the perfect way to add a personal touch to a manly man's ride!
ReplyDeleteMy dad has a 1939 Dodge Pickup that has been in the family since shortly before he was born in 1949. He was brought home from the hospital in it, as were my brother, sister and me. He's been working hard to get it fixed with his best friend since high school and fingers crossed, it will be ready by this summer!!
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