Budget Wedding Alcohol

May 15
08:41

2015

Jason Kassel, PhD

Jason Kassel, PhD

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Alcohol is normal at a wedding. From toasts to the open bar, you are finding it nearly everywhere. For people trying to have a wedding on a budget, however, this can become expensive. Alcohol is not cheap, at least if you want some that people will drink and like. To buy enough for an entire wedding party, you have to spend a large amount of cash.

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If you are looking to keep this investment as low as possible,Budget Wedding Alcohol Articles you have to find ways to cut the costs. Luckily, this is something that anyone can do. It is not that hard, but it does take some preparation and planning to get everything budget friendly.

You want to start by looking at the types of alcohol. You can purchase some budget friendly beer and wine, of course, but the more expensive stuff, the liquor, will bring up the total cost. You may end up paying a lot more than you were planning to spend if you go all in with the liquor. If you want it, then make sure that you do the math before purchasing. Try to buy affordable options and focus on what will save you the most amount of money. You can do this without buying terrible quality alcohol that no one will want to drink.

Get the servings figured out, too. You want to limit the chance of over-pouring the drink, getting the most out of every bottle. For some bartenders, you might find the servings differ from what you want. Speak to them and get a clear idea of what serving would work best to avoid using too much of the alcohol on every pour.

Know how many people are coming. When you consider what you are purchasing and the ways that you will use the alcohol, you have to consider the people involved. Your plan for a party of 100 will differ from that of a plan for a party of 50. Remember to keep in mind people who may or may not show up, as well. Have an accurate estimate and purchase your alcohol and make your serving plans based on that.

Do not focus too much on getting everyone drunk. Limit the open bar and provide non-alcoholic options, as well. This can help to cut costs quite a bit. On top of that, you will make the people who do not drink happy. You can still provide alcohol, but it will not be the only option.

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