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Of course, some wedding couples choose to forgo alcohol altogether—whether for religious or cultural reasons or just because of the atmosphere they want to create. Serving only non-alcoholic drinks will result in significant savings. Some hosts, while choosing not to serve alcohol, might allow guests the option to drink. “I’ve seen a casual wedding weekend where non-alcoholic sparkling cider was available for toasts, but guests were allowed to bring their own alcohol if they wanted,” says Snyder.

Beer and Wine

“A bar that just serves beer and wine is a great option for people who want to have some sort of alcohol available at the wedding, but don’t see themselves as cocktail-focused,” says Snyder. “It’s also a great option for daytime or lunchtime weddings.” Opting to serve only beer and wine will usually save the hosts a substantial amount of money. “It’s a good way to add value if you’re making budgetary decisions,

Signature Cocktails

“Signature cocktails are such a trend in weddings these days,” notes Snyder. How do they fit in with your overall bar service? Some wedding couples serve signature cocktails as part of a full open liquor bar; others opt for wine, beer, and specialty cocktail only, which can simplify the bar’s workflow and keep your prices under control. “There are two kinds of specialty cocktails people can think about,” says Snyder. “One is a classic cocktail that has meaning for the couple. If they went on vacation in Cuba, it might be a daiquiri; if the bride likes whiskey, it might be a Manhattan.”

“Where it can get more premium is if you want a mixologist to design a signature cocktail just for the event,” says Snyder, “coming up with a bespoke drink based on certain flavors or spirits.” Working with a mixologist to create such a drink (or multiple drinks) will generally come at an additional cost.

Open Bar

“Broadly speaking, an open bar is a setup where guests don’t pay for any of their drinks,” says Snyder. That is, the hosts foot the full bill. “Guests can walk up to the bar and order whatever they have—whether that’s a full selection or more limited

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