beer at my wedding

[Moon bunny]

Oh bad idea, just give em 1 free drink or have a cut off after x o'clock

I agree. I would be very unhappy to be playing or singing on premises where unlimited free alcohol is available, as would the bar staff, personal licences are much easier to lose since last October, which they can be for supplying alcohol to a drunk person. Would you like to be the one refusing to supply an aggressive drunk?

 

[jifdave]

id imagine no one at my wedding will be an aggressive drunk.
we have no licence as we are not selling(and are not allowed to sell) alcohol.

why do you people assume there will be a crazy drunk at weddings? you should perhaps re evaluate your family and friends....

 

[ceepeebee]

You're not far from Canterbury, you could do a lot worse than go and pick the brains of the bottle shop, just outside one of the stations, they do loads of very very interesting beers (and ciders iirc). I'm sure I saw that they do pins and kegs.

 

[Globalti]

Lager?

*spits*

I don't think I actually know anybody who drinks euro-piddle.

 

[subaqua]

id imagine no one at my wedding will be an aggressive drunk.
we have no licence as we are not selling(and are not allowed to sell) alcohol.

why do you people assume there will be a crazy drunk at weddings? you should perhaps re evaluate your family and friends....

because from 15 to 17 I worked in a licensed restaurant on a saturday and saw some horrendous sights . Everybody worries about pikey weddings causing damage, and drunk pikeys causing problems. they have nothing on your average wazzed regular wedding guest.
your family and friends may be fine , but there is a huge huge amount out there that are not.

luckily never been a guest at a wedding where there were issues