Beer and Wine!

I didn't have any beer at mine but i went to a wedding last year that had quite a bit of selections but i would at least do 2-3 kinds. the wedding i went to even had some weird ones like peanut butter stout [i wouldn't go for novelty ones like that cause people hardly try it]

On tap that we are paying for, for beer we are having Bud Light and Spotted Cow. For wine we will be paying for 2 types: Merlot and Moscato. Any guest will access to the full bar and if they want any hard liquor or a different type of beer or wine they can do so. But the four I listed are what we are paying for.

We are doing for beer: Coors Light, Bud Light, Coors Banquet and maybe a few Coronas.

What we are doing for wine: White Zin, Rose, Sauvignon Blanc, Moscato, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir

Our guests are not really beer or wine drinkers. But if we were to serve any it would be Coors (not light), Alaskan Amber Ale and Corona.

I've decided not to offer any alcohol. It was just too expensive and my FH and I don't drink.

At our DW, we had a full bar: cocktails, 2-3 beer choices, red wine, white wine & champagne.


At our local reception, we were only allowed beer & wine but 3 types of beer and we got to choose 5 kinds of the winery’s delicious wine.
Normally, I’d suggest 1 type of white, 1 type of red wine, and 2 beer choices. But if it doesn’t cost you more to offer more choices (like at a venue with a bar), offering champagne is nice too and maybe a 3rd beer choice.

We are offering three kinds of beer, an Oktoberfest, a pale ale, and a shandy. I'd give beer brands to help but my dad will be making all the beer. Google can help you with lists of "easy drinking: beers that are likely to please a crowd. For wine, we're having a pinot noir and chardonnay, it's a good idea to offer a red and white option. We are also offering a signature drink, which is a sparkling peach sangria.

We’re doing open bar of beer and wine only.
Beer: Michelob Ultra, Corona, Angry Orchard
Wine: Moscato, Pinot Grigio, Merlot

We did three different beers - an IPA, a lager, and a pilsner - and four wines - two whites and two reds (a dry and a (semi)sweet of each

We’re doing bud light, corona & maybe Heineken if we do decide to add a third

We did 2 beers (Sam Adams Octoberfest and Coors Light) and 3 types of wine (1 white and 2 reds). We got married on a vineyard so we provided the vineyards wine.

We will be offering a red wine, white wine, and then like 4 different beers.