Now, for most parties, if you’re only offering wine and beer, figure 60% of guests will drink wine and 40% will drink beer. How many drinks will you serve?Ī general rule of thumb is to multiply the number of guests by the length of the party in hours (1 drink per person per hour). Four beers and four wines is considered an good array of choices. If you choose to only offer beer and wine, it’s much less complicated to navigate and buy for and you do not need the expertise that comes with hiring a professional bartender. Most couples decide to offer a signature big batch cocktail or two and three beer and wine selections.īeer and wine only bar: works really well for a wedding. I’m a fan of picking a few specialty drinks that you as the couple love and are crowd pleasers, and do those things well. Modified bar: It’s easy to get bogged down in feeling like you have to offer everything, and that’s just not true. Inquire with us for our personal recommendations specific to your area.
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We suggest utilizing one of the amazing vendors that are a mobile full bar and can come in, set up, serve, and pack up to leave. Rather, work with a professional bartending service and your venue, unless you want to blow most of your budget on half the stock at your local liquor store. No alcohol calculator is gonna work for a bar that involves twenty kinds of booze. Full bar: If you are set on doing a true full bar, I do not recommend going the DIY route.
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