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Tips
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On arrival at the reception Guests are often
offered a sherry or glass of champagne on arrival.
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Wine is usually served with the meal. Make sure you
have a bottle of water on the table. Soft drinks should also be available.
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Wine, Beer and Spirits should be available throughout
the reception, generally after the meal.
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You may serve coffee or tea at the end of the meal.
Some guests will appreciate this and is nice with the wedding cake.
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Do you have to pay corkage if the venue allows you to
bring your own wine and champagne.
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Your drinks may be part of the wedding-package offered
to you by the venue or the caterers may provide the whole package. Find out and find what you are getting for
your money.
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Make sure you confirm the final details in writing.
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If you are using the venue glasses or caterers glasses
do you have to pay for breakage. Do you have to clear up afterwards.
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You may want to hire a bar attendant, so they can ensure
that all guests have drinks and are served.
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How long is the reception going to last for.
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What are guests taste.
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Don't forget
soft drinks for those that are driving, tee-totallers and children.
Soft Drinks should be interesting. |
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Can you take your own drinks to venue - this is a cheaper option because
you should only get charged corkage.
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Does the Venue have glasses and ice.
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