Cash Bar Wedding

In the world of wedding etiquette the cash bar is the ultimate no no.

Cash bar wedding.

A beverage service system where guests attendees pay for their drinks is known as a cash bar. So if you plan to go the cash bar route be sure to spread the word via your wedding website. When a couple invites people to share their special day those people are guests and should not be obligated to pay for any part of the festivities. The regional cost to do business and local cost of food will affect your catering bill.

2 per guest sangria station. Weddings with cash bars or combination bars often still include the champagne toast. Where you live also plays a major role in your wedding catering costs. I don t think a cash bar is tacky she says but most wedding guests will be expecting a hosted bar.

Those with open bars sometimes save money by skipping the champagne as many people have a drink already. Cash bar service on crystal cut disposables. The point is that you the. Don t even think about suggesting a cash bar as an option for a wedding unless you re in the uk where apparently wedding guests are accustomed to paying for their drinks at private social events.

While the ultimate decision of whether or not to have a cash bar is up to the couple proper etiquette says that no a cash bar is not appropriate for a wedding. House made red and white sangria infused with seasonal fresh fruit and a topped off with splash of soda. When you have a wedding you re inviting people to a party and they shouldn t have to pay for anything while they re there. When you host a wedding with a cash bar you re asking your guests to pay for their own drinks throughout the night whether that s with credit cards or paper bills.

However as i ve said before now that we are well into the 21st century some of the rules of wedding etiquette are gently and with great care being broken. Drink prices for your guests are as follows. A refreshing glass of lemonade and iced tea for a spring or summer wedding. While it is often necessary to find ways to cut costs a cash bar is never a good choice.