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Rare Form Limousine has added our first Classic Car, a 1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible. Read about it and look at the photo gallery in LCT Magazine’s article.

Weddings In Woodinville was a giant success with over 600 attendees! Rare Form Limousine’s President, Eli Darland, sits on the board of directors of In Woodinville, the non-profit organization that puts on the annual show.

Weddings In Woodinville was voted one of three top wedding shows by Seattle Bride magazine in its debut year of 2010. Watch this video to see what everyone is talking about:

Weddings in Woodinville from Bogle Productions on Vimeo.

We want to take this opportunity to congratulate British Motor Coach on winning the Seattle Bride Magazine Best Wedding Transportation of 2010 award.

We periodically are asked to provide a classic car as a wedding getaway vehicle for the bride and groom. When we do, we always point them to British Motor Coach. Many times we will provide the stretch limousine service for the wedding party and will see a classic Rolls Royce or Bentley as we pull up to the church.

Perhaps in the future, Rare Form Limousine will enter the specialty vehicle market, but for now we are happy to direct our clients to British Motor Coach. Congratulations on your award!

Weddings in Woodinville from Edit 1 Media on Vimeo.

Dani Weiss Photography, winner of WeddingWire‘s 2010 Bride’s Choice Award for Photography, is a member of Wedding Network USA. We touched base at the last Seattle meeting, and Dani pointed me towards her blog.

Check out her work with weddings, portraits, and events!

We’re moving quickly into wedding season, and several of our brides are having their receptions at the MV Skansonia. This historic vessel is permanently moored on the north shore of Lake Union, with an unobstructed view of downtown Seattle and the Space Needle.

Although the exterior remains period-perfect, this historic ferryboat’s interior has been fully updated inside, providing the picture perfect location for your next event.

Alternative Talk 1150AM KKNW features a new show called Nearlywed Radio, every Saturday morning at 11:00 AM. Nearlywed Radio is a gold mine of information for couples planning their perfect wedding.

Rare Form Limousine was proud to be showcased on the February 20, 2010 show! Listen to the interview to find out why Rare Form Limousine should be your wedding limousine provider.

Directly adjacent to Bothell’s Canyon Park, Russell Lowell’s newest restaurant is located just of I-405 in a refurbished 1928 barn. Lowell, best known for his catering company, also runs the Garden Cafe in Woodinville’s posh Molbak’s garden and home store.

Not only can you sit down in the traditional restaurant style at Russell’s Dining & Bar, but the upstairs, known as the Loft, is an amazing 4000 sq ft venue With the roof soaring above your head, the Loft can be transformed into a wonderfully intimate space, and Lowell as all the connections to make it happen for your next event.

A partner in Weddings In Woodinville, Russell’s Dining & Bar proves to be a jewel in the rough, and a definite must see destination.

Weddings In Woodinville exceeded all expectations, proving to be an epic event. Rare Form Limousine would like to thank Butler Transporation and Seattle Limo for proving to be fantastic transportation partners for this event.

Missed the action? Mark your calendar for January 30th, 2011, for your next opportunity to experience Weddings In Woodinville.

The largest wedding show in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho is coming to the Washington State Convention Center January 16th–17th, 2010. Rare Form Limousine is excited to announce that we are showing our Super Stretch Excursion on the show floor for the first time.

Visitors will be able to climb in and out of our flagship vehicle and experience it up close and personal. As usual, we will have our display vehicle’s electrical accessories running on a DC converter so showgoers can get the full limousine experience. Come see us right next to the wedding dresses!