Bus and Bug Wedding Cost & Hire Prices 2026
Wedding Cars · Brighton
Venue hire from
£295
Hire fee only. Catering, décor and accommodation may be additional.
View full profile →About Bus and Bug
Bus and Bug took shape in 2017 around a collection of lovingly restored Volkswagens. Their fleet includes a split-screen campervan from 1959, a 1967 Beetle, and a 1972 campervan converted into a…
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Bus and Bug cost to hire for a wedding?
Bus and Bug venue hire starts from £295. Exact pricing depends on the date, season, and any additional services chosen. Contact the venue directly for a full quote.
Is Bus and Bug available for exclusive hire?
Many wedding venues including Bus and Bug offer exclusive hire options. Contact the venue directly to discuss exclusive use for your wedding date.
What's included in the Bus and Bug venue hire fee?
Venue hire fees typically cover use of the spaces for your ceremony and/or reception. Catering, décor, accommodation, and other services may be additional. Request a full breakdown from Bus and Bug directly.
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