Wedding Packages From JetBlack
JetBlack wedding packages are booked as a service, not as a single airport route: the car, the hours, and the stops are quoted in writing for your wedding day, with no invented package price and no borrowed JFK route fare.
Fixed quote in writing · No surge pricing, ever · Serving New York since 2010

The run, honestly
JetBlack wedding packages are booked as a service, not as a single airport route: the car, the hours, and the stops are quoted in writing for your wedding day, with no invented package price and no borrowed JFK route fare.
A wedding booking is different from an airport run in every way that matters. There is no single destination, no single mileage, and no meter to quote against. The booking is built around your ceremony and reception addresses, your photography stops, the size of your party, and the hours you actually need the car. That is why this page does not pretend a wedding is a drive from JFK to a place called Wedding Packages. Instead, it sets out what JetBlack provides on a wedding day: a chauffeur, a vehicle class, a schedule agreed in advance, and a total confirmed in writing before the day. The $44 figure is an hourly floor for hourly bookings, not a wedding package price. Your wedding total is a written per-trip or per-day quote, confirmed before you book, with no surge pricing at any hour.
Your options, priced straight
| Option | What You Pay | Realistic Time |
|---|---|---|
| JetBlack wedding car | Written quote for your day: vehicle, hours, stops, and total confirmed before you book | Your schedule, not a fixed route time |
| Sedan for the couple | A private sedan for the couple, with a chauffeur and a schedule built around the ceremony | As booked |
| SUV or stretch for the party | Larger vehicles for the wedding party, priced per vehicle in writing | As booked |
| Sprinter or van for guests | Group transport for guests between venues, priced per vehicle | As booked |
One row of that table is a contract and the others are estimates. We are comfortable being compared — it is how most of our regulars found us.
The right vehicle
Choose by party size and by the day, not by habit. Economy and business sedans suit the couple travelling alone. SUVs take a small party with dresses and luggage. Stretch vehicles and Sprinters suit a larger party and guest shuttles, priced per vehicle. Tell dispatch the party size, the venues, and the photography stops when you ask for a quote, so the vehicle and the hours match the day.
Economy and business sedans carry up to three passengers with luggage. SUVs take five to six with real luggage room. Vans and Sprinters move groups of seven to fourteen, priced per vehicle. Choose by passengers and bags, not by habit.
Pickup at JFK, step by step
Booking a wedding car starts with the details, not with a fare table. Send the ceremony and reception addresses, the date and times, the party size, and any stops in between, and get the total back in writing before you book. Dispatch confirms the chauffeur, the vehicle, and the pickup order in advance. On the day, the chauffeur works to your schedule, with flight tracking irrelevant here — this is a wedding, not an airport pickup — and changes handled by phone with dispatch, around the clock.
For airport pickups, the default is express curbside: your flight is tracked from wheels-down, the driver stages at the designated pickup area for your terminal, and dispatch confirms the exact meeting point by phone as you land. Meet and greet is the paid extra: a greeter inside arrivals with a name sign, an escort through the terminal, and help with the bags to the car.
When the plan changes
Flights move. Meetings run long. Weather does what it wants over the Hudson Valley and the Sound. The booking is built for that: flight tracking means a delayed arrival moves the pickup automatically, free wait varies by vehicle type, and you can delay a pickup by up to an hour — which stacks with the free wait to give as much as two hours of cover after the flight actually lands. Changes to flight details are yours to pass on, and the earlier dispatch hears them, the cheaper they are.
Cancellation follows the same plain rule: free before confirmation, and a flat $31 total after it — $25 plus $5 in fees plus a $1 technology fee. No percentage games. A person at dispatch — +1-646-214-4828, around the clock — can rebook you onto the next sensible car while you are still standing at the gate. Gratuity is not included; 20% is suggested. Child seats are available for about $35 per seat, confirmed at booking.
How it works
- 1. Get your fixed quote in writing — route, vehicle, total.
- 2. Confirm. Cancellation is free up to confirmation; after it, the total fee is $31.
- 3. For flights, share the flight number — dispatch tracks the actual arrival.
- 4. Meet express curbside (the default) or add meet and greet in arrivals.
- 5. Ride. Gratuity is not included; 20% is suggested.
Questions
How much is a JetBlack wedding package?
There is no single published package price. Your total is a written quote for your vehicle, hours, and stops, confirmed before you book. The $44 figure is an hourly floor for hourly bookings.
How far ahead should I book a wedding car?
As early as you can once venues and times are set, so the vehicle class you want is held. Dispatch can still quote closer to the day if a vehicle is available.
Can one car do ceremony, photos, and reception?
Yes, if the schedule is agreed in advance. Tell dispatch every stop when you book, so the hours and the total cover the whole day.
What happens if the wedding runs late?
Call dispatch as soon as you know. Changes are handled by phone, around the clock, and any extra time is priced plainly, not by surge.
Ready when you are.
Fixed quote in writing. Flight tracking. A driver at the curb. Book in a minute.
JetBlack · 34 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001 · +1-646-214-4828 · Fares verified October 2026 — confirm your fixed quote in writing before travel.