Whether it’s cash or not, the wedding reception drink menu is something that most guests look forward to, so you should ensure that it’s stocked with everyone’s favorite beverages while also aligning with your wedding theme. After all, anyone can go to a bar and order a drink?the difference with your wedding reception drink menu is that it best reflects you and your partner, as well as meets your budgetary requirements. Need a little help" Read below on our best tips on how to plan a drink menu that’s tasty, trendy, and affordable.
Decide How Much Alcohol You’ll Need
If you’re hiring a caterer or having your venue supply you with a bar, then this is something that will probably be worked out on their end. If you’re throwing a DIY wedding, or at least planning on having a DIY bar, then a general rule of thumb is to plan that one guest will have one drink per hour. Still stumped" Here’s a handy drink calculator that can help you out with the numbers. Know Which Alcohol to Include

Generally, a full bar tends to have at least two different types of beers, one type of white wine, one type of red wine, one champagne or sparkling wine, and basic liquors like vodka, gin, whiskey, tequila, and rum. Assorted mixers include types of soda, juices, and water, which can also be offered as non-alcoholic beverages, too.
Stick to a Budget
Now that you know the types of alcohol you’ll be including, it’s important to ke...