We rented the Dodge Sprinter from Thorpe's for our September 22nd wedding. Using Thorpe's, we were able to schedule three separate transportation times throughout the day (one in the morning, one in the middle of the day, and one to bring people home) so that we were not paying to rent the vehicle for the entire day. It was also a very nice, clean vehicle and the driver went out of his way to help the bridesmaids pack everything needed to head over to the wedding in the morning. I'm very happy that we used Thorpe's for our wedding and highly recommend contacting them the next time you need scheduled transportation.

We were very pleased with the 29 passenger bus we rented. It was very clean and the driver was very nice and professional. Our guests really appreciated having a safe and comfortable drive back to the hotel after the reception. Wayne was great about setting up the reservation and working with us on our time line.

Mr. Thorpe was very professional. On the day of the wedding the limo driver missed the place of the reception in downtown Raleigh and then we had to drive aroubd the block twice more! We asked him to please come back at 2:45 to pick us up for a fake exit for the wedding video. It was 330 and there was no sign of the limo driver. My husband called him. When we got home I had a missed message from the driver wondering if he should come to pick us up or not. Limo was very clean at least and Mr. Thorpe was nice, just not impressed with his driver.

We had a bus from Thorpe's Inc bring people from the hotels where they were staying out to Snipes Farm. I did not ride the bus myself, so I can't speak to the quality of the ride or the interior, but I met the driver, Darrell, and he seemed very, very professional. He was dressed in a formal outfit, and was extremely polite to me.
He did seem to rush people to the bus a few times so that people felt they had to leave in a hurry when there was no reason for that since we had the bus until midnight and he could make multiple trips. I was very disappointed to hear about the rushing of people after the fact.