More and more young couples decide to enrich their wedding reception with interesting attractions for guests. Carefully selected can spice up the wedding and give it a unique character. Once upon a time, the main entertainment at a wedding was oczepiny. Currently, one of the popular attractions is a drink bar for a wedding. Is it worth investing in this solution? 

Drink bar for a wedding - is it worth it? 

Every future bride and groom wants their wedding to be perfect. The newlyweds take care of every detail of the party. They make every effort to ensure that guests have great fun and great memories. More and more newlyweds enrich their wedding receptions with various attractions. Properly selected, they will not only guarantee guests amazing entertainment, but also make the event unique and unforgettable. In addition to the photo booth, sparklers, lanterns, culinary shows or wedding entertainer for children, the drink bar is becoming more and more popular. 

Until recentlyAt traditional Polish weddings, only pure vodka was drunk. Sometimes the newlyweds decided to enrich the menu with additional beer or some other alcohol - usually liqueurs or other home-made liquors. Today we have access to a wide variety of alcohols. Wine, whiskey and rum appear on wedding tables more and more often. In order to satisfy all guests, the Young Couple would have to buy at least a few or a dozen or so bottles of various liquors. Unfortunately, this solution is not optimal. weightIt is difficult to predict how much alcohol guests will drink, and buying "for a while" can be associated with very high costs. 

Fortunately, there is a great way to enjoy a varied alcohol menu at your party. What? A drink bar for a wedding! A drink bar is a great way to spice up your wedding party. This is a solution that will appeal to all lovers of sweet, colorful drinks and those who love to try new flavors. 

The drink bar can be adapted to wedding style. A wooden counter decorated with delicate twigs and white flowers will perfectly fit into the rustic decor of the wedding hall, and an elegant bar, where exquisite drinks are served in spectacular glasses and glasses decorated with gold or silver elements, will be perfect for a glamorous ball. 

A classic option with a guarantee of excellent quality…

The easiest way to organize a drink bar for a wedding is to hire a professional bartender. It is worth considering the offers of several service providers. This will allow you to choose the one that best suits your requirements. 

When deciding on a drink bar for a wedding, it is worth remembering a few important issues. First of all, you should think over the list of drinks served. There shouldn't be too many liquors on the card. The longer it is, the more difficult it will be for guests to make a choice. The best solution is to include no more than 10 drinks with different flavors on the list - including sweet options, not too strong (e.g. Swimming Pool or Pina Colada) and simple ones (e.g. gin and tonic or whiskey and cola). Don't forget about non-alcoholic offers for non-drinkers. 

How much does it cost to organize a professional drink bar? It all depends on the scope of the service. The price usually includes bartender service (remember that for larger parties it is worth hiring several bartenders), a mobile bar, the necessary amount of ice (crushed and in cubes), fruit for drinks and decorations, bartending syrups, straws, glasses, a package of cocktails (e.g. 250 pieces ). The cost of such a service can range from PLN 1,000 to even PLN 4,000. The price may increase if we decide to order special bartending shows (e.g. tossing and juggling bottles). 

... or maybe a show? 

The drink bar itself is a great attraction. It will perfectly diversify the wedding, providing guests with a lot of unique experiences and amazing taste sensations. However, you can go a step further and order a bar service option enriched with interesting bartending shows, where experienced, qualified bartenders will be able to show off their unique skills. 

The bartending show is an amazing show during which the bartender, to the rhythm of energetic, cheerful music, presents the viewers with breathtaking tricks using bottles of alcohol, glass and bar equipment. Such a show will surely surprise the guests and will stay in their memories for a long time. 

A DIY drink bar where every wedding guest can be a bartender 

An alternative to a professional drink bar is the DIY version. How to organize it? First of all, you need to specify the drinks menu for self-preparation. This will facilitate the purchase of the necessary alcohols, syrups, juices or liqueurs. It is worth betting on a few cocktails (e.g. 5-8) from one or two types of drinks. This will reduce the list of things to buy and thus save you some money. The DIY drink bar must have straws, napkins, fruit for preparing and decorating drinks, ice and various types of glasses. Prospective newlyweds should print out the drink recipes and place them in visible places. It is important that the recipe cards match the nature of the decorations wedding hall. Thanks to this, everything will look coherent and aesthetic. It is worth placing an appropriate wedding signpost in the hall, which will show the guests the way to the drink bar. 

A DIY wedding drink bar is a perfect solution for people who do not want to strain their wedding budget. This option does not involve the need to hire a professional bartender, which saves you some money. DIY drink bar is alsoA great option for all lovers of unusual solutions. A mobile self-service bar will make your party special, and will also provide guests with a huge dose of great fun! 

Is a drink bar for a wedding a good idea? Of course! This is a great attraction for a party in any style, which will provide the wedding guests with great entertainment. Wedding guests will try refreshing, colorful drinks created with the highest precision and commitment by an experienced bartender, and in the case of a DIY drink bar, they will be able to prepare them themselves! Or maybe someone will find their hidden talent? Who knows…