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This allows only a few select spirits to be reserved and used on your wedding day rather than keeping a full liquor setup. So, it will keep your costs low without sacrificing alcohol.
Plus, this modification will still enable guests to attend your wedding wallet-free– since you will foot the bill behind the scenes. Simply decide what you want to serve on your big day and have a few cute signs made to show off the drink options.
Then, your guests can walk up to the bar, order off the menu, and head back to the dance floor without fussing over receipts.
Modified open bars have also grown in appeal because of their personalized nature. In other words, you and your partner can completely customize the signature cocktails to put your own touch on the evening.
Did you both meet while drinking a specific drink at a bar many moons ago? Make it a signature drink offering! Or, you can even do “his” and “hers” options to represent your tastes, personalities, or interests.
The opportunities are endless with modified open bars. And for couples on a budget, they really offer the best of both worlds: a reduced price tag and a worry-free guest experience.
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