Emma Ashworth and James Lavelle have rejected the proposal to have no cost rental cars through Metropolitan rentals.

This particular hire car enterprise which cancelled the reservation 1 week before its vehicles were required for a marriage has chickened out.

Nonetheless the couple it disappointed point out they will likely opt for one amongst countless alternative offers of assistance.

Metropolitan Rentals in Auckland came under fire after they invalidated a good solid reservation with North Shore man James Lavelle, whom had selected a couple of Sports utility vehicles three months ago for the wedding this Friday.

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However he was advised last Saturday – 1 week before the wedding day – of the fact that the firm had to terminate their hire agreement as the clients whom presently had the autos required an extra weeks hire.

Recently, after the report in the Herald, the business got into contact with Mr Lavelle proposing two cars for all of the wedding day, without cost.

Nevertheless the couple politely refused, having really been deluged with other offers.

“They rang me personally to pronounce that they had both the autos, nevertheless I simply kind of stated ‘don’t worry about it,” Mr Lavelle explained.

Soon after yesterday’s report regarding Mister Lavelle along with his bride-to-be, Emma Ashworth, the Herald picked up a large number of phone calls and e-mails from rental-car businesses, car traders, taxi cab companies and every day people offering autos.

The bride and groom have decided to take up an offer from Giltrap Audi in Grey Lynn of not one but two Q7 Audis free of cost.

Mister Lavelle explained they had been surprised by the amount of folks who would like to help them on their big day.

“We are rather overcome with everyone’s kindness, We’re really speechless.

“Emma and I simply feel so privileged that someone would do that. This really is neat.”