Do we have enough alcohol??

I would google wedding alcohol calculator. It will help

I did that and they all keep telling me different things so im getting confused! LOL

The other thing i would suggest is call a bartending service and ask them.

You have 165 beers in 1 keg, 40 drinks per 1.75L bottle (640 total) and 6 glasses of wine per 1.5L bottle (72).

You're at about 8-9 drinks per person for 5 hours. I think that will be plenty but you know your crowd best.

In doing the math you have enough, but talk to your bartender if you are still having doubts.

What does your bartender say?

Ask the venue how'd they do it. I'm putting down a 500 dollar alcohol limit on beer and wine bar.

I think you have more than enough liquor. I had about the same about of drinkers - 100. Not sure how many beer bottle equivalent come in a keg. We bought 9 cases of 24 packs of beer and were left with 2. Of wine we bought regular size wine bottles- total of 3.5 cases plus 1.5 cases of champagne and returned almost 2 cases of a mixture of wines and champagne bottles.

For liquor we bought 1.75 bottles. 6 vodka, 2 rum, 2 gin, 3 cognac. Lots of mixers.

Were left with 2 bottles of vodka, half a rum bottle and 1.5 bottles of gin.

I am also having a Sunday wedding! And am also worried about having enough. It seems like you have plenty!! You also have to remember how many people are actually going to drink that much on a Sunday???

They have a calculator online. That's what I'm using to buy our alcohol.

I mean, I think you definitely have enough, and even if your crowd typically likes to throw down more than 8-9 drinks in a night, they probably shouldn't, because it's a wedding, not a St Patrick's Day bar crawl. Definitely check with your distributor what their policy is for unopened alcohol. You don't want to get stuck with a bunch of leftover bottles you can't return!

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I think you have enough! I would only be concerned about the beer. I've been to plenty of weddings with open bars who went through 3 kegs in a few hours and had to go get more. It depends on if your crowd are beer or liquor drinkers!

@Christina R. - please don't put a price max on the bar. Not only is it poor hosting but it will confuse your guests.

I used the Google calculators and ended up with 10 cases of booze left over. I would talk to a vendor or bartender for more accurate numbers.