You have had a touching wedding ceremony and now the fun and exciting wedding reception will not be starting for a couple hours. Have you ever wondered what you can do with the time in between? As the bride you are extremely busy from your waking moments, and you must go and take your lovely wedding photos, but what about your guests? Some who have come from out-of town to witness this beautiful occasion. What will they do with the time?

The Greater Kingston Chamber of Commerce has the solution. Offer your guests an exploration of Kingston’s beautiful waterfront, charming limestone heritage and modern attractions in the comfort of Kingston’s only trolley. This will give you peace of mind, knowing that your wedding guests are having a blast with Kingston’s best tour guides and you can feel at ease and take your time while doing all the in-between wedding duties you must do!

The Confederation Tour Trolley is also available if you would like to host a private tour with your guests or wedding party. This is a creative way to make your wedding the most memorable experience for you, the lovely bride, and your guests.

Call 613-548-4453 today or write to us at trolley@kingstonchamber.on.ca for more information.

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