Of all the vendors you're juggling — the Airbnb, the restaurant reservations, the photographer, the bottle service, the surprise itinerary — the limo should be the one thing that just works. Friday airport pickups through Sunday brunch drops. Same vehicle. Same chauffeur. One bill to forward to the group chat with per-person math broken out.
Most bachelor & bachelorette weekends fit a four-block structure: Friday arrival, Saturday day, Saturday night, Sunday departure. You can book any single block or chain them across the full weekend with one vehicle. Here's what each block does and what it costs.
Out-of-town guests fly into Sea-Tac throughout the evening. Limo runs multiple airport pickups, drops everyone at the Airbnb or hotel, then brings the whole group to the welcome dinner reservation.
The main event. Most bachelorettes do Woodinville (4 wineries, lunch). Most bachelor parties do Topgolf, a Mariners or Seahawks game, or a brewery tour. Photographer can be coordinated to meet the group at specific stops.
Reservation drop at the dinner spot (Canlis, El Gaucho, Tilth most common), then downtown bar hop through Belltown, Capitol Hill, or Pike Place. Limo stages between stops — no waiting for surge rideshares.
Recovery brunch (Skillet, Portage Bay, Toulouse Petit most common), then multiple airport drop-offs as out-of-town guests fly home throughout the day. Final returns to Airbnb for the local group.
The conversation in the group chat is always per-person cost. Here's exactly what a 12-person group pays in each of four common booking structures — from the single-day Woodinville run to the full Friday-Sunday coordination. Forward this section to the group chat.
Most bachelorettes are a partial or full surprise to the bride — and that puts all the operational weight on the maid of honor. Photographer logistics, dinner timing, surprise reveals, the friend who's flying in from Boston and lands at 4 PM. The limo is the only thing that should never be a question mark on your spreadsheet.
Bachelorette and bachelor bookings are almost always 8 to 20 people, sometimes more for combined parties. Larger groups bring per-person cost way down. Stretch limos rarely make sense — Sprinter is the lower price for the same headcount with better legroom.
The traditional vehicle. Bench seating, mood lighting, in-vehicle sound, mini-bar. Good for smaller bachelorettes (8 to 10) where the iconic limo aesthetic matters more than legroom. Rare booking — most groups go straight to Sprinter.
The bachelorette/bachelor workhorse. Standing-height cabin (huge for dresses, costumes, fitting in and out at wineries), forward-facing leather seats, USB charging, Bluetooth audio. At $79–93 per person, the per-person math is hard to beat. Most-booked vehicle in this category by a wide margin.
For combined bachelor + bachelorette parties or large friend groups. Wraparound seating, integrated sound system, LED mood lighting, restroom on select coaches. The full party-bus aesthetic — perfect for Saturday-night bar hops where the vehicle is part of the experience.
Every bachelor/bachelorette booking includes these by default. Gratuity (20% standard) is paid by the booking parent on top, typically rolled into the per-person collection. Decorations welcome, champagne welcome, custom playlist welcome — none of it costs extra.
"I was the maid of honor and basically the project manager of 11 people across three days. Booked the Sprinter for the full weekend at $185 per person. The chauffeur picked everyone up from Sea-Tac at five different flight arrival times Friday, ran us through Woodinville Saturday, handled the bar hop until 1 AM, and got us to brunch and back to the airport Sunday. One bill. One vehicle. One bill I forwarded to the group chat. Easiest part of my whole MOH experience."
The questions MOHs and best men ask most often before booking. Pricing, weekend coordination, decorations, bar-hop logistics, cost splitting, surprise mode, "what if someone gets too drunk." If something's not here, call 206-512-8766 and ask directly.
Tell us the weekend date, group size, what blocks you want (Friday + Saturday + Sunday or any subset), and the headcount. We send a written quote with per-person math broken out — forward it to the group chat and lock the weekend before the popular vehicles are gone.