Hotel blocks on the West Shore, Lower Manhattan and Bay Ridge to Pavilion on the Terrace, and the last ride home after the reception. Tell us the date, we handle the moving parts.
Get your wedding quote →Pavilion on the Terrace is the Greek Revival house at 404 Richmond Terrace, built around 1835 and the oldest building in the St. George Historic District, now a banquet venue facing the waterfront across Richmond Terrace. Couples hold the ceremony and the reception there, with a ballroom, a terrace and a bridal suite, and listings put it at about 150 seated. There is an on-site lot beside the house.
There are no guest rooms at the venue. Bay Ridge in Brooklyn, over the Verrazzano, is about 30 minutes away, the West Shore hotels on South Avenue, the Hilton Garden Inn, the Hampton Inn and Suites and the Fairfield, about 35, and the Lower Manhattan hotels near the ferry terminal about 40 by road. The Newark airport hotels in Elizabeth are about 45.
The lot sits beside the house at Westervelt Avenue, with an S40 bus stop on the Richmond Terrace curb at its entrance, so the coach does not wait at the curb; we confirm with the venue the week before where guests step off and where the coach waits during the reception. The St. George ferry terminal is about a mile east, so guests who come over on the ferry can be met at the terminal and brought straight to the door.
A 150-guest wedding is three 55-seat coaches together, or two coaches with a second run from the West Shore hotels. First pickups land guests 20 minutes before the ceremony, and the last coach waits through the send-off and runs the hotels and the ferry terminal at the end of the night.
Everyone leaves the hotel together and reaches the venue at the same time. No wrong address in the GPS, no cousin from Ohio missing the ceremony.
Guests are dropped at the door, not in a field three blocks away.
Climate-controlled and door-to-door, so hair, makeup, gowns, and suits arrive exactly how they left.
Guests celebrate, then ride back to the hotel safely. We run the end-of-night route, not just the arrival.
One wave or staggered by group, however you’ve planned the timing with your coordinator and venue.
A van for the bridal party, a full coach for the whole guest list, or several moving in sync.
Your wedding date, guest count, and best contact. Thirty seconds in the quote box, or one call.
A complete price for the day — usually back to you the same day, not days later.
A 25% deposit holds your date and your bus, any time in your planning window.
You speak with a charter professional by phone or email who plans the day around your venues, hotels, and timing.
Glyde calls to confirm pickups, stops, timing windows, and your final guest count.
A day-of contact runs the manifest, holds the pickup schedule, and runs the hotel route at the end of the night.
Routes, pickup windows, and timing built around your venues and hotels — not a template.
And a clean, inspected bus, staged at the pickup point before the first guest walks out.
Gratuity, fuel, and tolls are in the number. The quote you approve is the bill you get.
Multiple vehicles run under a single itinerary and a single quote when the guest list calls for it.
Not sure what size you need? Tell us your guest count and the venue, and we’ll put your guests in the right vehicle. Larger weddings often run on more than one bus to keep arrivals tight.
Bigger guest list? We’ll bundle multiple vehicles into one coordinated plan and one quote.
“We booked this company for all-day bridal party transportation, ending the night at Nicotra’s Ballroom in Staten Island, and it was one of the best decisions we made.”
“We booked this company for a wedding shuttle from Arlo Williamsburg to Weylin, and they nailed it. The pickup process was super organized, which made things easy for guests who weren’t familiar with the area.”
A date and an approximate guest count are enough to price the whole day.
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