Planning a special day with a chauffeur in San Jacinto
A chauffeur works best when the day is mapped out in advance. These are the details couples and families ask about.
Wedding timelines
Send us the address where everyone gets ready, the ceremony, the photo spots and the reception. If it all takes place at Soboba Springs, say so and name the entrance. Tell us when guests should arrive.
Guest arrivals
Out-of-town guests who fly in for the weekend can book rides from the airport to their lodging. Collect their flight details and send them along with the wedding plan.
The wedding party
A sedan suits the couple, and the SUV carries up to six people with luggage for a party of attendants. Parents can ride in a second car on the same booking.
The ride in between
Between the ceremony and the reception there is often a gap for photos, and guests may travel separately. Describe the order of events and we plan where each car goes, so the wedding party arrives together and the couple makes an entrance of their own.
Photo stops
The Estudillo Mansion, built in 1885, is a handsome backdrop at 150 S Dillon Ave. Add a stop to the plan if you want exterior photos in front of it.
Dress, flowers and cake
Tell us what is going in the car. Gowns, bouquets and boxed desserts need space, and the SUV gives you the most room. We pick the vehicle at booking so nothing gets crushed on the way.
Getting ready in the morning
Weddings often start with several people at several addresses. List each pickup with a time, and we link them into one sequence so the day begins calmly.
Evenings out
Anniversary dinners at Canyons Steakhouse inside Soboba Casino Resort, or at a restaurant along Main Street, are easier when the ride home is arranged.
Beyond San Jacinto
The Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre in Hemet has hosted the Ramona Pageant since 1923. If a show is on your calendar, give us the date and your pickup address.







