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AW: Check and question!

trishaselbytrishaselby
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in Washington-Seattle
Sent out 70 invites in the mail today! Hope the 50 plus mile an hour wonds won't blow them away! You really do get possive over them after all the time you have put in them. I can't wait to get the rsvp's. Unfortunately, since we are moving they will be going to FMIL's and they will report the tally to me. Still very excited!

Also, the homebrewing went well! :) Exhausting but well worth it.  Altogether the beer will make 176 16 oz servings. We will also be serving red and white wine (I have no idea how much cause I'm not allowed to ask- just told not to worry about it), we obviously will have water and lemonade too. Do you think we will need more beer than that for about 150 guests?
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  • saracksarack
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    edited December 2011

    That is awesome! I sent 70 out today too!!! :)

    I think that the beer you made is good unless your guests drink a lot.. then you need to take that into account!

    i really hope we get our rsvps quickly!!!

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  • thericksontherickson
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    edited December 2011
    Depends on the guests! =) You should be ok though! I am so jealous of your homebrew!
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  • BrandyL10BrandyL10
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    edited December 2011
    Awesome you did a homebrew! So cool! I would wait on RSVP's as well for the wine and beer count. You don't really know till then!
    And congrats on mailing your invites!
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  • mgoss228mgoss228 member
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    edited December 2011
    With the amount of beer it really does depend on your guests' drinking habits.  Also, not everyone likes homebrew, and (lamely) only drink the light domestic stuff (Coors Light, Budweiser, etc).  You might want to provide a case or two of "lighter" beer. 

    But it is your wedding, and your guests should be happy with whatever alcohol you give them! (imo)

    Btw, I am also super jealous of the homebrew you will be serving!  Such a great idea!!!
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