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Q. Cash or
open bar? which one is better? what does etiquette say?
A.
In years
past it was considered inappropriate to expect your guests to pay for any part
of your wedding festivities. However, today, cash bars are common at
receptions. Most couples are concerned about the liability associated with an
open bar, not to mention the cost. When guests purchase their own alcohol, they
usually drink less and they stop sooner. They also incur the liability for
their actions, not you. Liability issues are not limited to automobile
accidents. If one of your guests drinks too much and gets into a fight with
another guest, you can be liable if you furnished the alcohol.
If you decide to have an open bar, you can limit the time that alcohol is
available (such as for two hours only) and you can limit it to beer and wine.
You and your fiancι should decide together how much you want to spend on the
bar, if anything.
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