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@cmelliott...I want to think that you came to this board with the best intentions and want to treat your friends and family well. Perhaps having so many people disagree with something you thought was… (View Post)

If you know that you have many guests who enjoy drinking at a wedding, why would you not take this into consideration at the initial planning stage? If you and your guests would like to drink at your… (View Post)

It is fine to just not offer any hard spirits. It would be rude of your guests to leave your party and go to the hotel bar. (View Post)

In your home entertaining example, the difference I see is that when it runs out, it runs out for everyone, not just the people that can't afford to purchase a drink. (View Post)

I would suggest removing the hard liquor and champagne altogether. The money you save could then be applied to the cost of beer and wine for the entire evening. I do find it amazing that this is an i… (View Post)