The last school evening
Prom is a group booking with a fixed window: collect from home or a meeting point, arrive at the venue looking like a film, and a return when the night ends. Parents stay in the loop. The chauffeur does not drink the atmosphere — they run the timing, the route, and the door.
Eight in the party: the Chrysler Baby Bentley. Twelve to sixteen: the Hummer H2. Both have starlight ceilings, proper audio, Bluetooth for a playlist, and lighting the group can actually live with in photographs. White is the usual ask; silver is available on the Chrysler.
One adult makes the enquiry, we confirm the passenger count, pickup points, and finish time, and we keep a phone line open through the evening. The car is not a nightclub on wheels with no adult in charge — it is a chauffeur-driven hire with a celebration cabin.
