Prom & Homecoming

Prom & Homecoming Limousine Service in Bellville

Prom in a small county is a logistics operation: four houses across two towns, photos at the square, dinner in Brenham or Katy, and a dance that ends at midnight. We do it every spring for Bellville, Sealy, Brazos, Brenham, Hempstead and Columbus students.

Parents get the itinerary in writing, the pickup times confirmed the day before, and a chauffeur who answers the phone. Students get the photos, the sound system and a night nobody has to drive home from.

Students in formal gowns and tuxedos posing in front of a white Cadillac Escalade super stretch limousine before prom near Bellville, Texas

Parent-confirmed times

Every stop, every pickup and the final drop-off are confirmed with a parent before prom night, not negotiated at the curb.

Photos at the square

The Austin County Courthouse square is the best backdrop in the county. We build in the twenty minutes it always takes.

Licensed chauffeurs only

Background-checked, in uniform, sober and on the clock all night. No friend-of-a-friend with a borrowed Suburban.

Homecoming, too

Friday night homecoming, Bellville Brahmas games, winter formals and quinceañera courts all book on the same system.

How prom night actually runs

We collect the group from two or three houses, stop at the square for photos, drive to dinner in Brenham or Katy, then to the venue. The chauffeur stays with the vehicle all night and the group comes home together — usually a little quieter than they left.

For larger groups a party bus or a 24-passenger shuttle keeps everyone in one vehicle, which is cheaper per person than three stretches and easier to supervise.

What parents should ask us

Ask for the chauffeur's name and the vehicle the day before. Ask what happens if the dance ends early. Ask whether alcohol is allowed on board — it is not, on any school event, and the chauffeur is instructed to end the trip if it appears.

We are insured, DOT compliant and happy to send a copy of the certificate to the parent organizing the group. That is not a sales pitch; it is the reason to book a company instead of a stranger.

Prom group in formal wear in front of a white stretch limousine in Bellville, Texas
Students arriving at an Austin County prom in a chauffeured stretch limousine
Prom couple posing beside a black stretch limousine before dinner in Brenham

Airports We Serve

  • George Bush Intercontinental

    IAH

    ~1 hr 15 min
  • William P. Hobby Airport

    HOU

    ~1 hr 20 min
  • Easterwood Airport

    CLL

    ~1 hr
  • Austin-Bergstrom International

    AUS

    ~1 hr 45 min
  • David Wayne Hooks Memorial

    DWH

    ~50 min
  • Sugar Land Regional

    SGR

    ~55 min

Prom & Homecoming FAQs

How many students fit in a prom limousine?

A stretch limousine seats 10 to 18 depending on the vehicle, an Escalade ESV seats six comfortably, and a party bus takes 20 to 25. Most Bellville groups book a 14 to 16 passenger stretch and split the flat rate.

When should we book prom transportation?

January or early February for an April or May prom. The good stretches in Austin County are gone by March, and the same vehicles are booked for weddings on the surrounding weekends.

Do you require a parent to sign?

We ask for one parent as the booking contact, with a phone number that answers at midnight. The itinerary goes to that parent in writing before the date.

Can you handle homecoming and winter formal too?

Yes. Homecoming at Bellville High, winter formal, reverse prom and quinceañera courts are all regular bookings, and the same vehicles are available on Friday nights in the fall.

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