hello@pib.events @planitbetter Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Transport · Fleet & guest movement

Event transportation that moves every guest like the guest of honour

From the arrivals gate to the last drop after the reception: 150+ chauffeur-driven vehicles on call, 40+ chauffeurs and crew, and a dispatch desk that runs round the clock.

Airport convoys Multi-venue shuttle loops 24/7 dispatch
Chauffeur-driven fleet coordinated by PlanItBetter

150+Vehicles on call

Trusted by

  • Zepto
  • Meragi
  • The Wedding Company
  • Oscotel
  • Zzeeh Productions
  • Panigrahana Weddings
  • 10,000+Guest RSVPs managed
  • 250+Events delivered
  • 150+Vehicles on call
  • 20+Hotel & venue partners

What event transportation actually covers

A cab vendor sells you kilometres. We run event transportation as one thread of the guest experience: the team that knows who lands when, who sleeps where and who must reach the mandap before the muhurtham.

  • Vehicle allotments built from RSVP confirmations and rooming lists
  • Uniformed chauffeurs briefed on guest names, functions and timings
  • One dispatch desk to call, instead of a dozen driver numbers
Dramatically lit wedding mandap at a venue where PlanItBetter runs chauffeur-driven guest transportation
Venue arrival, wedding weekend

The vehicles your guests actually travel in

Take the full movement plan, or a single airport transfer. Every vehicle is chauffeur-driven and dispatched by our own coordinators.

Innova Crysta

Airport runs and family shuttles: seven seats, real luggage space, steady on the long drive in.

SeatsUp to 7
Best forGroups

Toyota Vellfire

A lounge on wheels: captain seats, quiet cabin, easy step-in. Elders and the bridal family.

SeatsUp to 7
Best forComfort

Mercedes-Maybach

Not transport, the entrance. The couple, chief guests and dignitaries, timed to the photographer.

Seats4–5
Best forThe entrance

Coaches & tempo travellers

Hotel loops and ceremony convoys for groups, so nobody waits in the sun.

Seats12–45
Best forScale

How many cars will your guests need?

Slide the guest count and see the fleet a weekend like yours usually takes.

Travelling in from outside the city
Venues across the weekend

Your planning estimate

43Airport cars
8Shuttle runs
1VIP cars

From confirmed RSVPs, not a quote. One airport car carries three to four guests; one shuttle run moves forty.

See the sizing table
Typical vehicle requirement by event size
Event sizeOutstation guestsVehicles across the weekend
Intimate wedding, up to 100 guests20 to 308 to 14
Mid-size wedding, 250 to 300 guests80 to 10015 to 25
Large wedding, 500 to 600 guests150 to 20030 to 45
Corporate conference, 300 delegates150 to 20020 to 35

Why families choose us over a cab vendor

Aggregators optimise for trips. We optimise for guests, from the same list that drives your RSVPs, rooming lists and hospitality desk.

Guest movement, two ways
MomentCab vendorWith PlanItBetter
AllotmentsA list of driver numbers.Each guest knows their car, chauffeur and pickup time before they travel.
The airportA driver circling the terminal.A coordinator with a name board at the correct exit, car staged before landing.
A delayYour phone rings.Dispatch holds the wave, re-times the loop and tells the venue.
The briefA pickup address.Names, function, route, gate, dress code and who to call.
The vehicleWhatever is free.Elders in Vellfires, families in Crystas, groups in coaches.
The billPer kilometre, per car.One itemised transport line per day of movement.

Airport transfers, wave by wave

The arrivals gate is the first moment of your event, and the first thing an outstation guest describes to your family.

01

Two days out

Flights, terminals and traveller counts locked to the rooming list; every guest told their car and coordinator.

02

Landing minus 90

Dispatch watches live arrival times, so delays and missed connections are absorbed before a car sets off.

03

At the gate

A coordinator with a name board at the correct exit, walking guests to a chauffeur already waiting.

04

The drive in

Water in the car, the hotel told the arrival is inbound, keys and hamper ready at the porch.

05

Departure day

Return drops scheduled against checkout and boarding times, with a buffer for morning traffic.

Ask for a vehicle plan

Send dates, venues and guest count; a day-by-day allotment comes back within 48 hours.

What moves the vehicle count

The same 300-guest wedding can sit at either end of its range. We ask about all six on the first call.

How concentrated the arrivals are

Sixty guests landing in one evening need far more cars at once than sixty over two days.

How many hotels the block spans

One property is one loop. Three properties means three pickup points per wave.

Whether ceremonies overlap

A haldi ending as the sangeet setup begins needs two fleets briefly running in parallel.

What the venue can take

Gate width and turning room decide whether a 45-seat coach is usable at all.

Late nights and duty hours

A reception past midnight usually needs a fresh crew for the drops.

Who is travelling

Elders, guests with limited mobility and trousseau luggage need seats a headcount does not show.

What every chauffeur is briefed on

Guests judge the event by the person who opens the door. The brief is written, not shouted down a phone at 6am.

Who is in the car

Names, how to address them, which side of the family, and their most comfortable language.

The day, not the pickup

Each run is understood by the function it feeds, so a delay is understood by what it costs.

Route, gate and bay

Which entrance guest cars use, where to wait between runs, how to keep the porch clear.

Dress and the quiet cabin

Uniform, door service, no horn in the porch, no music unless a guest asks.

Who to call

The marshal and the dispatch desk, never the family. One coordinator re-times the loops behind you.

The car itself

Interior checked, air-conditioning tested, water stocked, boot cleared, fuel done before the shift.

The same brief goes to the hospitality team at your lobby and porch, so the person handing over a key and the person holding the car door read one document.

What guests say

More than satisfied with your logistics service. The whole team was polite, friendly and welcoming.

Event client · guest transportation

Thanks a lot. Your service and drivers, very professional n polite.

Wedding guest · airport transfer

Thanks for your help and support during our stay in Hyderabad. Your staff was also very cooperative and helpful.

Guest · Hyderabad

The same movement playbook runs our corporate programmes: delegate transfers, offsite convoys and conference shuttles.

Guest transport questions, answered

Plan one car per three to four outstation guests for airport transfers, plus shuttles or coaches for hotel-to-venue movement. A 300-guest wedding with 100 outstation guests typically needs 15 to 25 vehicles. We build the exact allotment from RSVP data.

Innova Crysta and premium sedans for general guest movement, Toyota Vellfire and Mercedes-Maybach for VIPs and the couple, tempo travellers and coaches for groups. Every vehicle is chauffeur-driven, with our coordinators managing allotments, timing and live tracking.

Yes. We track arrivals live, station coordinators with name boards at the right terminal exit, absorb delays and reschedules, and drop guests to their hotels. Departure drops are scheduled against the rooming list so nobody is stranded.

Four to eight weeks ahead for most events; two to three months for October to March weddings and year-end corporate dates. Maybach and Vellfire availability is limited, so reserve them as soon as your dates are fixed.

Yes. Bengaluru is our hub; for weddings and corporate programmes elsewhere in India our coordination leads travel with you, and we brief and run the local fleet against the same movement sheet. Guests keep one point of contact.

Move every guest like the guest of honour.

Share your dates, venues and guest count. Our team sends a vehicle allotment plan and an itemised transport quote, typically within 48 hours.

Get a transport plan

Our team replies within a day; a named lead owns your event.

or email hello@pib.events