White Rolls Royce Ghost Series II

Rolls Royce Ghost Hire in White: Refined, Bright and Calm

A white Ghost has a lightness the larger Phantom doesn’t. The lines are clean, the body is smooth and the paintwork looks fresh in morning sun, so the car feels elegant rather than imposing. It suits couples who want a Rolls Royce but would rather be admired than stared at.

If you’ve looked at the Phantom and thought it was a little too grand, this is the one to see next.

What Series II Brings to the Ghost

The Series II is the updated version of the Ghost, with sharper lighting, a refined grille and a cleaner overall look than the first generation. Rolls Royce kept the proportions that made the original popular, so the car looks restrained and well balanced.

That restraint works in white. With very little decoration on the body, the paintwork and the grille do the talking.

White Paint, Light Dresses and Soft Colour Schemes

White suits ivory, champagne, blush and pale green, and it makes navy and charcoal suits look sharp by contrast. Bridesmaids in dusty rose, sage or lilac sit well beside it. If your colours are bold, such as deep red or emerald, the car acts as a calm backdrop rather than competing.

If you’re torn between white and black, send us a photograph of the outfits and we’ll tell you which looks better. See our black Rolls Royce Ghost to compare.

Daytime Weddings: Where the White Ghost Looks Best

Light paintwork looks crisp in direct sun and soft under thin cloud, which suits spring and summer ceremonies, garden receptions and country venues. On a warm day the cabin stays comfortable, with climate control for the rear seats.

For evening ceremonies and winter dates, black tends to look richer after dark.

Close to the Door, Even at a Small Venue

The Ghost’s rear doors are hinged at the back, so they open towards you rather than away from you. Because the car is shorter than a Phantom, it can often pull up right at a church gate or hotel entrance, and you step out within a stride of the path instead of walking along the kerb.

For a long dress or a morning coat, that short distance matters. There’s no shuffling sideways and no trailing a hem past a wet verge. Your chauffeur opens the door as the car stops, and the umbrella is ready if the morning needs it.

Rolls Royce Ghost Chauffeur Hire: Who Is at the Wheel

Your Ghost comes with a chauffeur who arrives early, checks the route and allows for traffic, so you set off on time without watching the clock. They open the doors, look after the dress and bouquet and wait while you have your photographs.

For a day with several stops, they follow the timings you’ve agreed, and tell you if a road is closed or a venue entrance has changed. If you’d like them in a particular suit, cap or gloves, ask when you book.

Is the Ghost the Right Size for Your Wedding?

It’s smaller than the Phantom but still roomy for the couple. It isn’t a group car, so if you want parents or bridesmaids in the same vehicle, we can quote for a second car alongside it.

The smaller size makes it easier to place at town venues, hotel entrances and church car parks, and it turns more readily on narrow roads. We still check your addresses before the day.

Planning a Daytime Wedding?

Give us the date, venue and start time, and we’ll check the white Ghost and reply with a price you can read through before you decide.