Years of work, one walk across a stage — get there, and celebrate after, in the style the moment deserves.
Convocation day is a logistics puzzle disguised as a ceremony: gowns to collect, grandparents to seat, a stage time that waits for no parking garage, and a celebration dinner across town at six. One chauffeured vehicle absorbs the whole day — family collected in one pass, the graduate delivered composed, photos on the lawn unhurried, and the restaurant reached with everyone still speaking to each other.
We run the season across every campus — U of T's June procession at Convocation Hall, York and TMU, UTSC and Centennial in the east — and the family Sprinter is the day's true hero: fourteen seats that hold three generations, two bouquets and a framed degree. Fly-in grandparents get airport pickups coordinated the same week, tracked and met with a name sign.
High-school grad nights run on the prom playbook — parent-friendly policies, strict no-alcohol enforcement for underage groups, and a dispatch line that answers at midnight. The photos age better than the afterparty; we make sure the arrival is worth one.
Convocation Hall's crush, York's parking, UTSC's loop — stage times respected because the routes are rehearsed.
Three generations, one vehicle, zero parking hunts — the day stays together from first pickup to last toast.
Grandparents tracked from wheels-up, met with a name sign, and delivered to the ceremony rested.
High-school celebrations with prom-grade policies — spectacle for the grads, dispatch line for the parents.
| Hourly service, chauffeur included | |
|---|---|
| Luxury sedan (1–3) | from $110/hr |
| Luxury SUV (up to 6) | from $135/hr |
| Sprinter (up to 14) | quote on request |
| Convocation day (4–5 hrs typical) | ask dispatch |
| Stretch limousine (up to 8) | quote on request |
June convocation weeks book heavily — reserve when the ceremony date is announced, adjust details later.
Send the ceremony date, campus and headcount — dispatch replies with vehicle options and a flat day quote.