When planning your wedding reception, you might be wondering which drinks are most appropriate to serve to your guests. It’s wise to have a choice of beverages to suit different ages and tastes – here are a few ideas to consider:
Wine
It’s a given that wine is probably expected at a wedding, but how many different varieties should you serve? You probably don’t need more than one red to pair with meat or duck, one white to pair with fish or chicken and one sparkling. If you’re planning a winter wedding, mulled wine is an appropriate seasonal addition. Rosé is another very versatile option, as it makes for a delicious accompaniment with a wide range of dishes.
Cocktails
For something a little different, you might like to offer your guests a range of cocktails at your reception. Chat to the bar staff about the possibility of creating a signature drink for your special day.
Beer
There’s bound to be some guests who would prefer beer with their meal. A couple of kegs will serve over 300 drinks, so plan your quantities according to the number of guests.
Non-alcoholic
Children might be satisfied with cola, lemonade or squash, but any teetotal adults might prefer something a little more upmarket. A few mocktail options or alcohol-free ciders are more adult versions of soft drinks that will likely go down well.
Delamere Manor is one of the top wedding reception venues in Cheshire, and our wedding planning team will be happy to chat to you about all your wedding preparations. Give us a call today.
