Open Bar Options

We are having the same approx amount of people and are having two bartenders, I am not sure if you meant bartenders but I would hire one more - I know that wasn't your question. To answer your question I would do a vodka soda with lime or fruit or vodka soda with cranberry.

Get bottles of vodka, gin, rum and whiskey and then get soda, coke, diet, sprite and tonic. That literally covers everyone (maybe not fancy but you can easily serve any kind of basic drink with those options) who doesn't want wine, beer or sangria.

What you have is considered proper hosting. I would go with a dark liquor and a light one, if you feel the need to do more. Or something sweet and something a little "stronger." Like a vodka lemonade and a whiskey and coke.

You can always not have it set up a signature drink, just have a couple of liquors and let guests choose their own mixers. Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, OJ, Cranberry, and Club Soda will probably keep 95% of the people happy.

We are just having 4 signature drinks (2 liquors), 3 beers, 5 wines and 2 signature shots. No need to be extravagant. Everyone will find something!

We are not including shots, since the venue does not allow for it. I am ok with it, though, because I think people would get too drunk too fast and the alcohol would go much faster!

We are having the same amount of poeople. The majority of the people just drink whiskies, so we are doing a red wine, beer, and 15 1.75L jack Daniels, 15 of the same for Jameson, 5 of the same for Skyy Vodka, 5 of the same of Sailor Jerry, and 26 bottles of champagne. I used an alcohol calculator I found online. The same page said based on just a small toasting amount of champagne, you need 13 bottles of champagne for every 100 people, and then you add a couple of extra bottles. Our friends really don’t drink champagne but FH insists on a toast lol. I don’t drink at all but it’s his request lol.

Most venues and weddings don't do shots.