We Don’t Drink. Should We Have a Dry Wedding?

Your wedding is about you and your love story. It is about celebrating together with the people you love and who love you back. It is about huge smiles on your faces, about the big “I Do”, about commitment and about making for memories that will last a lifetime.

The last thing your wedding should be truly about is your wedding menu and the drinks you serve your guests. Sure, you want them to feel great at your wedding and you will work hard to plan a menu that’s really satisfying. But that doesn’t mean it should be your only focus.

For example, if neither you, nor your fiancé drink alcohol, you might consider having a dry wedding. What does etiquette say about it? Should you have a dry wedding or not? Is it acceptable for your guests?
We have gathered some answers for you – so read on and find out more.

• Like we said in the beginning, this wedding is about you as a couple. So, if you don’t drink, you can definitely have a dry wedding. Your guests will be more than understanding of your options.

• To make sure everyone knows about your wedding’s “rules”, include the information on your wedding website or ask your Maid of Honor to spread the word. This way, nobody will be surprised on the actual wedding day.

• Also, make sure to provide your guests with plenty of other non-alcoholic beverages. Hot chocolate, coffee, juices, soda shouldn’t miss from your wedding. Furthermore, a non-alcoholic signature cocktail would be a really great idea too!

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