Drinks for wedding

I like wine, but I still think that’s plenty of options! Plus, while it’s okay to want to drink at a wedding, ultimately that’s not why people should want to come, and so I think it’s totally reasonable to only want to provide things that you think the majority of your guests would like

In your situation, I wouldn't include wine. I like a glass of wine as well as the next person, but if wine isn't available, I choose something else. No one is going to go home and say "oh my gosh, I can't believe OP didn't have wine" - they're going to go home and say "OP's wedding was beautiful, they looked so happy, and wasn't that an awesome time"

I just posted about this in another thread, but you know your crowd! I knew my crowd preferred beer or seltzers but I got it into my head that I needed wine at every table. Omg, what a waste of money. Barely any bottles got opened. I wish I would’ve put that money towards the drinks people actually preferred! Luckily I had enough of everything else. It wouldn’t hurt to get a couple big bottles, but if there’s only a handful of wine drinkers I think the other options you’re providing will work for them!

I would have a few red and white options for your guest who may prefer wine over beer or seltzer. Just my opinion.

I agree with above. A few of the larger size bottles won’t hurt to have on hand.

You know your crowd best. What time of the year is your wedding? For example, I would not expect coffee or hot cocoa in summer or lemonade in winter. A couple bottles wouldn’t hurt.

I think this may kind of depend what you’re serving for beer options.
You know your crowd best, but at first glance the variety doesn’t seem wide ….unless you have a few different types of beer on offer.

I generally agree with the others but I do think some people will want wine or champagne. A few big bottles of Barefoot or Costco brand wine wouldn’t hurt!

I hate seltzers and beer so I wouldn't have an alcoholic drink at your wedding. It wouldn't bother me, but I would note it and if asked to describe the wedding later would probably mention it. Not to say that you were a bad host, but just that it would be so unusual in our crowd that it would be something mentioned.