Corporate work.
For corporate work a Jaguar/Daimler or the Mercedes 500 SEL is usually used.
 

Transfers.
The sedan's /saloons are usually used, but if we know that clients are going on a cruise from Copenhagen - or if they terminate a cruise in Copenhagen - we use one of the Daimler Limousines if possible (with two passengers only, at no extra charge) as those cars have the largest trunks/boots of any limousine in Denmark, and cruse passengers very often have an incredible amount of luggage.

Sightseeing.
With two or three passengers we use a sedan/saloon, with four we will probably suggest using a Daimler Limousine at no extra charge, with five six or seven passengers we use a Daimler Limousine.

Weddings.
The Bentley and the Daimler Limousines are used for weddings.
When the Bentley or a Daimler Limousine is used for a wedding,  it is decorated with white ribbons and flying the Danish flag. The chauffeur is dressed in the uniform of the Royal chauffeurs:  in the summertime a white coat, black trousers and cap.
Most weddings in Denmark follow a certain timetable.
The car will arrive well ahead of time at the location where the bride and her father or brother are waiting.
The bride will arrive at church on time or up to 3 minutes after the wedding is scheduled to take place. The reason is, that it is a tradition that the bride should be the last person to arrive at the church.
A normal wedding takes 30 - 35 minutes. The married couple leave the church but stop just outside in order to receive congratulations and "best wishes" and to have their picture taken by guests of the wedding.
As the couple get into the limousine rice is thrown. (An old fertility rite!! wishing the couple many, many children!!)
The car drives on to a photographer and there the couple usually arrive one hour after the bride entered the church.
Rice is removed from the hair and bouquet of the bride, from the dark coat of the groom and the photographer starts working.
Meanwhile the chauffeur is removing rice from the car.
The stop at the photographer usually takes 45 minutes so approximately two hours after the bride went into the church the couple enters the location where the party or reception is held.
THIS IS A TYPICAL WEDDING.
The standard rate does cover this type of job if the total distance driven is 50 kilometres or less from the City Hall Square, Copenhagen / City Hall Square, Copenhagen. More than 90% of weddings follow this pattern and timetable.
The last 10% feature driving long distances or for example a reception for the church guests before going to the location where the party is held. For this kind of job we discuss the details with the client and quote a final, all extra's included, price.

Special occasions.
In Denmark Limousines are often used for Jubilees or "Proms".

Jubilees:
Companies often let a limousine fetch employees, who are celebrating  25 years of employment, in the morning at their residence and transport the employee, and perhaps the spouse and children, to the reception, held at the company HQ.
For this type of work we usually use a Daimler Limousine (often the one with the A1 licence plate), fit a flag and the chauffeur is wearing the uniform of the Royal chauffeurs: a white coat. black trousers and a cap.

Proms:
Proms are in Denmark called "Gallafester".
Often the seniors in High School ("Gymnasium - 3 G") want to arrive to the yearly "Gallafest" in a limousine. So we pick up 6 - 7 seniors, take them on a trip through the centre of the City for the students to "see and be seen". Often the classes  have decided to meet in front of City Hall or at the Kongens Nytorv Square where champagne is served - and then we take the students to the party.