Website Help

If you have any problems viewing or using the site then the following information should help.

If you need further advice or have spotted an error then please contact us.

Navigation

Use the links across the top of each page to navigate through the site. Some pages (like the Our Cars one) have small menus below the main image - these are used to get to pages within that section.

Clicking on an email address to contact us should launch your usual mail client (eg. Outlook Express). If this does not happen then select and copy the email address across into your email program or service.

Viewing and Printing

Wedding-Car.co.uk is optimised for Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer 5 or higher. It is best viewed on screens greater than 800 pixels wide with 24bit colour depth or more - if the site looks OK to you, then you probably don't need to worry about this!

To print pages of the site for future reference simply use the print commands in your browser. Simply navigate to the page you want and press 'CTRL' + 'P' on Windows or 'Command' + 'P' on a Mac. This should bring up a printer options window to continue the process.

If you access the site on a mobile device that doesn't have a built in browser then we recommend using Opera Mini for optimal viewing. Recent Nokia, Blackberry and iPhone models should all be compatible with the site (although please let us know any problems as we are unable to test all devices).

We recommend that you always run up-to-date antivirus, antispyware and firewall programs on your computer as outlined in our T&Cs.

Problems?

Webmaster to the rescue...

If your experience on Wedding-Car.co.uk has been anything less than perfect, and error-free, then please report the problem to our webmaster.

Give him a prod with the contact form or send an email directly here.

Be gentle though, he's probably sleeping :-)

A quick word about Internet Explorer 7 ActiveX Messages:

If you are using Internet Explorer 7, you may see a message warning about the browser blocking "scripts or ActiveX controls that could access your computer". We use some scripts to enhance your experience on the site - one called Lightbox JS which is used to display images on certain pages. The other is the widely used Google Analytics, and this helps us ensure the site is meeting your needs.

You can allow the scripts to run using the options button, alternatively why not try the more secure Firefox web browser instead?