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Mixers For A Wedding Bar. 10 liters club soda or seltzer; 3 quarts each of any juice you want (plan on at least having orange, cranberry, and grapefruit) 2 bottles each of sour mix, grenadine, simple syrup. Here is the basic list of how to stock a wedding bar, but remember, you’re free to tweak it to meet your needs. The basics to stock any wedding bar are beer, wine, and many times liquor is added. In the first hour, each guest will typically consume two drinks, and in the following hours, one drink. At the very least you’ll need the ingredients that make up your. A wedding requires the following number of mixers: Speaking of extras, you’ll need mixers and garnishes — like tonic, soda, and limes, for example — to go with your liquor; However, each of those categories has many different variations to choose from and. Liquor (usually gin, vodka and whisky) wine (one red, one white) champagne (or sparkling wine) beer (one or more varieties) mixers (a variety of juices and sodas) garnishes (lemons and limes) In terms of mixers, plan on having the following for 100 guests: Imagine you’re having a wedding of 200 guests, and your venue allows you to stock the bar yourselves.and now you have some questions about how exactly to do it! Consider 1 quart (1 liter) of.

Liquor (usually gin, vodka and whisky) wine (one red, one white) champagne (or sparkling wine) beer (one or more varieties) mixers (a variety of juices and sodas) garnishes (lemons and limes) 10 liters club soda or seltzer; 3 quarts each of any juice you want (plan on at least having orange, cranberry, and grapefruit) 2 bottles each of sour mix, grenadine, simple syrup. The basics to stock any wedding bar are beer, wine, and many times liquor is added. In terms of mixers, plan on having the following for 100 guests: A wedding requires the following number of mixers: Speaking of extras, you’ll need mixers and garnishes — like tonic, soda, and limes, for example — to go with your liquor; In the first hour, each guest will typically consume two drinks, and in the following hours, one drink. Consider 1 quart (1 liter) of. Here is the basic list of how to stock a wedding bar, but remember, you’re free to tweak it to meet your needs.

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Mixers For A Wedding Bar 10 liters club soda or seltzer; Imagine you’re having a wedding of 200 guests, and your venue allows you to stock the bar yourselves.and now you have some questions about how exactly to do it! At the very least you’ll need the ingredients that make up your. The basics to stock any wedding bar are beer, wine, and many times liquor is added. In terms of mixers, plan on having the following for 100 guests: 10 liters club soda or seltzer; In the first hour, each guest will typically consume two drinks, and in the following hours, one drink. Here is the basic list of how to stock a wedding bar, but remember, you’re free to tweak it to meet your needs. 3 quarts each of any juice you want (plan on at least having orange, cranberry, and grapefruit) 2 bottles each of sour mix, grenadine, simple syrup. However, each of those categories has many different variations to choose from and. Liquor (usually gin, vodka and whisky) wine (one red, one white) champagne (or sparkling wine) beer (one or more varieties) mixers (a variety of juices and sodas) garnishes (lemons and limes) Speaking of extras, you’ll need mixers and garnishes — like tonic, soda, and limes, for example — to go with your liquor; Consider 1 quart (1 liter) of. A wedding requires the following number of mixers: