Rolls-Royce rental in Chicago

Cullinan, Ghost or Wraith

The Cullinan is the tall Rolls-Royce, the wedding favorite, with an easy step in for a gown. It is listed at $1,600 per day. The Ghost is the classic four-door saloon, the executive and formal-dinner choice, listed at $1,450 per day. The Wraith is the fastback coupe with coach doors, listed at $1,200 per day. Each carries a refundable deposit shown on the fleet page.

Rolls-Royce wedding packages

For the full wedding party, our fleet partner offers a Rolls-Royce Package (Cullinan plus Wraith, $2,500/day), a Triple Rolls-Royce Package (Ghost, Cullinan and Wraith, $3,700/day) and the five-car Shut It Down Package (two G-Wagons joining three Rolls-Royces) ($5,500/day). Packages carry their own deposits, and chauffeurs can be arranged.

Chauffeur or self-drive

Many Rolls-Royce renters prefer to be driven. A chauffeur handles timing, parking and the drop-off so you can enjoy the cabin. If you would rather drive yourself, you will need to be 21+ with full-coverage insurance.

Where it shines

Hotel arrivals on Michigan Avenue, black-tie dinners in the Gold Coast, ceremonies at downtown venues, and garden weddings in the western suburbs. A Rolls-Royce also photographs beautifully at the Museum Campus overlook with the skyline behind it.

Planning a Rolls-Royce day

Book early for spring and summer Saturdays. Share your schedule, pickup addresses and venue rules, and the car is timed to arrive gleaming for the photographer. Every booking is confirmed personally: rate, deposit, mileage and handover. Nothing is charged through the request form.

Reserving a Rolls-Royce

Let us know the occasion, the Rolls-Royce you have in mind, the date and the addresses involved. We reply with the listed rate, deposit, mileage and an arrival time, and nothing is held until you have agreed to all of it. On the day the car arrives immaculate, and if you have booked a chauffeur, they handle every door and every stop.

Requirements for a Rolls-Royce

Driving it yourself? Then you need to be over 21, hold a current license and carry full-coverage auto insurance. Each Rolls-Royce, and each package, carries a refundable deposit shown on the fleet page. Formal days often involve several stops, so share your timeline and we will make sure the mileage allowance fits.

Where the Rolls-Royce waits

Ceremony steps, hotel porte-cocheres, country clubs and private homes. Airport and hotel arrivals are arranged by appointment.

Portraits with the Spirit of Ecstasy

A Rolls-Royce gives photographers something special to frame. Tell us where your photographer plans to shoot and we will position the car for the light. Follow venue rules, keep to legal stops and disclose any sponsored post.

A brief guide to Rolls-Royce etiquette

A Rolls-Royce arrival works best when it is unhurried. Have the chauffeur pull fully to the curb, wait a moment before opening the door and let the passenger step out facing the venue. For the Wraith and Ghost, rear passengers should wait for the door to be opened for them. Keep the cabin clear of clutter so photos inside the car look clean, and resist the urge to pack in more passengers than the seats allow. These small touches are what make a Rolls-Royce feel like a Rolls-Royce.

Beyond weddings

Rolls-Royce renters also book for milestone anniversaries, retirement dinners, graduations of adult students, executive visits, product launches and memorable airport pickups for family arriving from far away. A Ghost pulling up outside a downtown restaurant, or a Cullinan waiting at a hotel entrance, turns an ordinary evening into an occasion. If you have a less usual idea, tell us; we are happy to help plan it.

Comparing a Rolls-Royce with the alternatives

Some clients weigh a Rolls-Royce against a Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 or an S580. The Maybach is a superb, quiet choice for four, and the S580 is a refined, lower-key executive sedan. What the Rolls-Royce adds is theater: the Pantheon grille, the coach-door entry on the Wraith, the commanding height of the Cullinan and the sense that the car itself is part of the occasion. If presence matters as much as comfort, a Rolls-Royce is the answer; if discretion matters more, ask about the Maybach.

The rest of the collection

Beyond the Rolls-Royces, the fleet includes Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder ($1,500/day), Lamborghini Urus (Green) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus Stage 2 (Yellow) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus (Red) ($1,200/day), Lamborghini Urus (Black) ($1,200/day), Porsche 911 ($1,000/day), Corvette Z06 ($750/day), Corvette C8 (Black) ($550/day), Mercedes-AMG GT ($700/day), Mercedes-AMG SL55 ($1,000/day), BMW M8 Competition Convertible ($750/day), BMW M5 G90 ($500/day), Mercedes-Benz S580 ($600/day), Mercedes-AMG G63 (White) ($900/day), Mercedes-AMG G63 (Satin Black) ($900/day), Mercedes-AMG G63 (Graphite Gray) ($900/day), Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 ($1,000/day), Range Rover Autobiography LWB ($750/day), Range Rover SVR ($500/day), Audi RS Q8 Stage 2 ($600/day), BMW X6M Competition ($600/day), Black Cadillac Escalade V ($800/day), Cadillac Escalade ($600/day), Dodge Durango SRT ($250/day), GMC Hummer EV 3X ($400/day), Tesla Cybertruck ($550/day), Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 ($200/day). See each Rolls-Royce and package deposit on the collection page.