Alcohol free wedding receptions

A survey by Nielsen in 2019 found that 66% of millennials are keen to reduce their overall alcohol intake. At the same time, some are doing it as a take on “sober curiosity” others choose dry weddings to save some money. The average cost of a wedding reception bar was over $2,300. Whether you’re in early recovery or want to keep your big day safe to everyone invited, these sober wedding ideas can have all the charm and tradition you’d expect from a wedding day.

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Is it ever okay to host an alcohol-free wedding? While weddings and alcohol may go hand in hand for some, find out if it's okay to have a dry wedding.

Attention to detail is important for every aspect of your wedding, and the way you offer drinks to your guests is no exception – even the soft ones. Cans of so…

Hosting a wedding sober leads to questions of how to serve drinks at your wedding. Experts share how to have a dry wedding or zero-proof options.

We're here to help ensure your alcohol-free celebration is totally amazing. Check out our best advice for dry weddings.

While some couples may feel that serving alcohol is an essential part of the celebration, there are also several benefits to having a dry wedding. Here are five reasons why you might want to consider making your wedding day alcohol-free. #weddingplanning #drywedding #soberwedding #alcoholfreewedding #weddingtips

Discover polite and friendly ways to inform your guests about your alcohol-free celebration. Ensure your big day reflects your values beautifully.

by Lisa Beth Miller A question was posed to me this week regarding how to inform guests that no alco

Your wedding reception is the time to kick back and celebrate with friends and loved ones but that doesn’t mean alcohol needs to come to the party. There are