I plan on having a cash bar for our reception....I read in an article that was rude....should I just pay for the bar....I don't really want to because it's not in my budget
I plan on having a cash bar for our reception....I read in an article that was rude....should I just pay for the bar....I don't really want to because it's not in my budget
Beau; lot of my ceremonies include wine sharings, sake sharings, tequila sharings...and for one memorable couple last year, a Fireball toast to the guests.
I love the idea of a mimosa sharing! One of you gets the OJ, the other Champagne....hmmmmm....now I might have to write one!
Oh thank God. We hadn't talked to our officiant about it yet. Just want we are planning. I saw that comment earlier and got scared that maybe it isn't legal or something. But I guess Catholics drink at weddings, so that would have been silly. It just scared me is all. Thanks for clarifying.
Yeah. Our theme/title is the Ultimate Mimosa Monday. So instead of pouring sand, we were gonna pour mimosas. It started out as a joke, then we were like, "wait...". Actually pretty much every idea we have about this wedding started out/is an inside joke that we are actually doing now. Haha. We a mess.
I'll tell you, I thought about doing this for maybe a minute, but then I realized that the majority of my guests are coming from out of town so I should pay for them to have a glass of wine or a beer!
If you truly cannot afford alcohol, have a dry wedding.
Dry vs Cash. I honestly don't know. They both hurt my soul. But I guess, in the end, if I had to choose...wait, I almost don't even want to say. I don't want to give any bride who is on the fence the notion that it's acceptable if you absolutely have to. Cause it's not. Cut your list. Or save a little more. Or cut elsewhere or push back your wedding until you can afford it.