Limo Hire Widnes

Widnes is about as close as it gets for us. Out of St Helens on the A570, over the M62 at Rainhill Stoops and straight down the A557, and we’re in Widnes in roughly a quarter of an hour. Because it’s on our side of the Mersey there’s no bridge to cross, so no toll and no worrying about the bridge traffic on a Saturday morning. We cover the whole town, including Farnworth, Appleton, Ditton, Hough Green, Upton Rocks, Cronton, Hale Bank and West Bank.

Being this close means we can be flexible. If your wedding morning needs a car at the house early for photos, or a night out finishes later than planned, we can usually help.

Where Widnes Goes for a Night Out

Widnes has its own pubs around Albert Road, including The Premier, the Wetherspoon in the old 1915 picture house. For most hen parties, birthdays and stag dos, though, the night happens somewhere bigger: Liverpool city centre, Warrington or Manchester. That’s exactly where a limo earns its place. We collect everyone from their own front door, so nobody has to drive, nobody loses the group in a taxi queue, and everyone gets home safely at the end. More on our hen party limos and birthday limos pages. If you’re heading into the city, see limo hire Liverpool and limo hire Manchester.

Weddings in Widnes and Halton

A lot of Widnes weddings start at Runcorn Town Hall, which is Halton’s register office. It’s a handsome Victorian building with formal gardens, just over the bridge. Back in Widnes, the stadium on Lower House Lane, home of the Widnes Vikings, has licensed suites for both ceremonies and receptions. It’s a popular choice for couples who want plenty of room and a bit of local pride. Norton Priory and Knowsley Hall are both within a short drive if you’d like something more historic.

We’ll handle the timings between ceremony, photos and reception, including the bridge crossing if your day takes in both sides of the river. Our wedding limos and wedding cars pages show what’s available.

Proms and Matchdays

Prom season is one of the busiest times of year for Widnes bookings, and because we’re local we know the usual venues and the best place to stop for photos. Book early, especially for late June. See our prom limo page for how it works.

Widnes is a rugby league town through and through. A limo to a Vikings game for a birthday, or a big night out after a match, is a fun way to celebrate.

A Bit of Widnes History

Spike Island, down by the river, was once at the heart of Britain’s chemical industry. In May 1990 it became part of music history when The Stone Roses played there to around 28,000 people. These days the riverside at West Bank is also where crowds gather for the Halton fireworks each November, with the display launched from the Silver Jubilee Bridge itself.