Signature Transportation Group + 312FILMS: A Smooth Ride to “I Do”

Some vendors never make it into the highlight reel, but you notice them the moment they’re missing: the car that’s late, the driver who doesn’t know the route, the exit that gets held up in traffic. Signature Transportation Group is the opposite kind of vendor. We’ve filmed enough Chicago weddings with their cars in the frame, or just out of it, to know their drivers show up early, know the city, and get a wedding party where it needs to be without anyone thinking twice about it.

About Signature Transportation Group

Signature Transportation Group is a Chicago-area limousine and car service based in Arlington Heights, IL. Their drivers each carry a minimum of five years of professional chauffeur experience, and their fleet ranges from stretch limousines and Mercedes Sprinter vans to 36-passenger party buses, sedans, and SUVs, built to move anything from a bride and groom to an entire wedding party across the city in one trip.

The Weddings We’ve Shared

Signature Transportation Group has handled the ride for real Chicago weddings we’ve filmed, including:

• Christina & Jack at St. Alphonsus Church & Venue SIX10, where Signature drove the wedding party on an executive bus tour of city landmarks, Olive Park, the Wrigley Building, the Chicago Board of Trade, between the ceremony and a reception that closed with fireworks over Lake Michigan.
• Gabriela & Mario at The Langham & St. James Chapel, where Signature (alongside M&M Limo) handled the bride and groom’s departure from the hotel ahead of a 191-guest reception in the Devonshire Ballroom.
• Emily & Michael at St. Michael’s in Old Town & Theater on the Lake, where Signature moved the wedding party from morning prep at the Renaissance Chicago Downtown to a 235-guest lakefront reception.

What Signature Brings to a Wedding Film

A wedding day is a chain of locations, and every gap between them is a place where a film can lose momentum if transportation runs late. Signature’s drivers keep that chain intact, which means we keep rolling: a grand exit that happens on schedule, a landmark tour that fits inside the golden-hour window, a wedding party that arrives at the reception energized instead of frazzled from a late bus. Their fleet also gives couples a visual choice for the film itself, a stretch limo pulling away from a hotel entrance reads differently than a party bus loaded with a wedding party singing along to the radio, and either one is a scene we’re glad to have.

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