How much does bar service cost for a wedding?
Your costs can vary quite a bit based on the venue and alcohol package you choose. For a full open bar with premium liquors, The Knot puts the average cost at $4,147, while an open bar limited to cheaper spirits averages $2,550.
What is wine service at a wedding?
‘Wine for the table’ is provided so that guests can enjoy their meal without waiting at the bar.
How much is alcohol for a wedding of 100?
So to recap, for 100 guests you would need: 70 bottles of wine. 175 bottles of beer. 15 bottles of liquor (750 ml)
How much alcohol do I need for 150 guests?
150 guests
1-2 hours | 45 bottles of wine | 6 bottles of spirits |
3-4 hours | 75 bottles of wine | 8 bottles of spirits |
4+ hours | 90 bottles of wine | 10 bottles of spirits |
Is it tacky to have a BYOB wedding?
As with so many things wedding-etiquette, there’s no hard and fast rule. For an intimate wedding in your backyard? Depending on your community, BYOB could work just fine. That said, if you’re trying to save money, generally it’s easier to go for a dry wedding or a limited bar (punch only!
Is it OK to have cash bar at wedding?
If you can afford it, absolutely offer your guests either a full or limited bar, but please don’t do a cash bar. It’s expected that the bar will be provided. If the alcohol is not provided for guests, it is the responsibility of the bride and groom to inform their guests. Hard alcohol can be on a cash basis.
Is a cash bar at a wedding tacky?
It’s not tacky—it’s simply safer. But as Stephanie points out, asking guests to pay for their own booze will (likely) mean they drink less—and stay safe. “But when you have a cash bar, your guests will drink less—or at least be better aware of how much they’re drinking—simply because they have to pay for it.”
Who pays for the booze at a wedding?
Bride and family pay for all professional services, including food and decorations. Groom’s family pays for the DJ or band and liquor.