Classic wedding
Huge doors and no center pillar: the bride steps in and out without crushing the gown, however full.
A genuine 1954 Coupe DeVille in emerald green with gleaming chrome and a wraparound windshield. The car for classic weddings and photographs that outlast generations.
Its story
In 1954, Cadillac introduced the wraparound windshield and drew one of the most elegant silhouettes in its history. Mike’s Coupe DeVille is a genuine example: a pillarless hardtop whose lowered windows open the profile in a single sweep, like a convertible with a fixed roof. Its metallic emerald green catches the light of church steps and tree-lined lanes; its “Dagmar” bumpers, crested hubcaps and wide whitewalls are all original. In photographs it never ages: it already belongs in the family album.
The details that make the difference
Gallery
Tap a photo to open it full screen and zoom in on the chrome, the interior, the couple.
Spec sheet
Why choose it
Huge doors and no center pillar: the bride steps in and out without crushing the gown, however full.
The hardtop shelters hair and veil from wind, drizzle and midday sun.
An instantly recognizable silhouette to set a scene between 1954 and 1962. Original chrome and paint: no retouching needed.
Mike’s photo tips
In front of a stone or brick façade, place the car in profile: the roofline and whitewalls do all the work.
Open the bride’s door and let the train spill over the sill: that is the photo everyone keeps.
Late afternoon, low sun: the emerald turns from deep to luminous in a minute. Allow 10 extra minutes.
Call Mike for a price and availability, or send your request: he calls back within 24 hours.
Booking
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