As you plan your next Unforgettable experience, consider including all of your senses. Incorporating sight, sound, smell, touch and taste can turn your ordinary event into extraordinary.
It’s wedding show time and wedding planning season for newly engaged Brentwood clients. We know planning a wedding can feel overwhelming so we don't just care about how you get there, we care about how you feel.
"The best things in life aren't things." I came across this quote posted on a church sign and I thought how appropriate to share with you this Christmas time. Christmas is a time to reflect on the best things of life.
Now Hiring: Brentwood Livery - the limousine people, is currently recruiting responsible, mature individuals with a desire to serve clients, providing them with the best possible service experience!
- July 7, 2019
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A few months ago I was at Lot42 for an event when the graffiti wall in the courtyard caught my attention. Some time passed after that visit and we realized how badly we needed to update our fleet images on our website.
Life is a journey. We don’t decide when it starts and we don’t know how long it will last. Use it wisely.
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Leo Tobi, who was a major part of the Brentwood Livery family for the last 13 years.
A common problem that can be hard to plan is how you wish to spend Mother’s day. Not only how, but with whom? Your own mother, your mother in law, wife, sister, and grandmother?
- May 5, 2019
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Although we have done our best, the time to communicate with our clients I believe is more important now than ever. We come alongside of you, as we celebrate 29 years in business. The real question I have for each of my clients is, how can I best serve you now?
- March 7, 2019
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Have you ever showed up to an event or thought you booked something only to realize, albeit too late, that you actually didn't hit send on your draft email? Or the memory you had of calling to secure your reservation was actually just a dream and didn’t really happen?