Open bar for a brunch wedding?

So it’s open bar or nothing at all? Trying to understand. My crew and my area tends to brunch hard, so yes, I would expect those options you listed. Get rid of the cocktail and add beer!

I don’t think you need a full bar especially if it is out of your budget!! That is plenty of alcohol in my opinion and will satisfy almost everyone- if they allow you do it a jack and coke or something for the specialty drink I would pick that since the other beverages are sweeter I think people who don’t like sweet drinks will prefer a brown liquor.

As someone also having a brunch wedding, we made beer a must. Not all of your guests are going to like mimosas and wine. We chose consumption because our venue allows it and it’s more cost friendly based on cost per drink.

With no option for consumption, I would imagine that an open bar would be able to make mimosas and bellinnis. Personally, I would go that route and give your guests the choice.

I think if you have a mojito for specialty drink you are good with the options you’re giving! I’m usually all about open bar but for a brunch I think you are having plenty of options!

We are having a lunchtime wedding and I was trying to figure out how much bar to have too. We have the option for just beer and wine, or we can add liquor as well for an additional fee. I am thinking of just going with the smaller option because we can always go out later and have more alcohol at a more appropriate time. FH and I don’t drink much or often so we would be fine not having any alcohol but want our guests to be happy.
Id say the options you have are fine for brunch. If I went to a brunch I wouldn’t be thinking about having more alcohol especially that early.

I may be different but I love a good bloody Mary and I think of those at brunch.

You don’t need a full bar— those drink options sound good, though I would definitely add a beer! I love me some brunch bloody Mary’s but if you just had the above options plus beer , I’d assume it was just a non liquor-event and I’d be thrilled with those choices