frsttimemama
Trying again w/ Baby #2!
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Good luck Amelia. That's an awful position to be in. Your rock analogy makes sense, but I still say follow your heart. it will tell you.
I LOVE the lemonade idea and I love the first bottle label.
For our wedding we had a "signature" drink and punch (it was a HOT summer wedding in Brooklyn). The signature drink was not too girly not too boyish - dark and stormies and it made it easy to serve drinks because they were delicious and looked awesome in the glasses. The punch also made it simple to serve drinks quickly and it added color to everything
Are you going to be having people serving drinks or help yourself style? If people are pouring you COULD have the mason jars and have cans of beer behind the bar that get cracked and poured into the mason jars by the staff...
I LOVE the lemonade idea and I love the first bottle label.
For our wedding we had a "signature" drink and punch (it was a HOT summer wedding in Brooklyn). The signature drink was not too girly not too boyish - dark and stormies and it made it easy to serve drinks because they were delicious and looked awesome in the glasses. The punch also made it simple to serve drinks quickly and it added color to everything
Are you going to be having people serving drinks or help yourself style? If people are pouring you COULD have the mason jars and have cans of beer behind the bar that get cracked and poured into the mason jars by the staff...
No, it's going to be a help yourself kinda deal. I'm too cheap to hire servers hahaha.
Thanks Ladies, I have been putting aloe on like crazy.
Amelia- I wish I had some advice from you. Long distance relationships are super hard. I know I always said I would try everything before I would divorce DH but we live in the same area. I might have missed it, what was happening with him possibly moving to where you are?
I LOVE the lemonade idea and I love the first bottle label.
For our wedding we had a "signature" drink and punch (it was a HOT summer wedding in Brooklyn). The signature drink was not too girly not too boyish - dark and stormies and it made it easy to serve drinks because they were delicious and looked awesome in the glasses. The punch also made it simple to serve drinks quickly and it added color to everything
Are you going to be having people serving drinks or help yourself style? If people are pouring you COULD have the mason jars and have cans of beer behind the bar that get cracked and poured into the mason jars by the staff...
No, it's going to be a help yourself kinda deal. I'm too cheap to hire servers hahaha.
Any friends you could rope in? Or some friends of friends who could work the bar for dinner and a nice bottle of wine/booze? I remember in highschool a bunch of us got hired by the sister of a friend to work the bar at her wedding - it was fun for us to all hang out and be at the wedding and party and it wasn't about the money.
Waves, I would also ask my family to help. I LOVE mason jars and use them as glasses at my house (theyre just so freakin practical!) but the glass may not be allowed in the state park. It is def worth checking. Re: beer cans, if you have to do it, then you have to do it. Beer koozie's can be fun, too. I have seen some cool custom ones-- we wnt to a wedding with camo koozies that were hysterical, but, we still have them floating around, so I guess it was a good gift/idea!
Depending on how many people, you could possibly get away without refilling the beverages. I love the look of drink dispensers from pottery barn, and I recently just got some from target that are nearly identical and were cheap. You could maybe put out 6 dispensers with 3 different beverages, in addition to a big bucket of pre-made drinks in mason jars in an ice bucket? Are you serving dinner?
Might be worth seeing if the BBQ place would deliver for a small fee, considering you are going to be placing a bigger orderI like the idea of having 2 of each, less refilling (if at all) that way. Thanks! And yes, we're doing dinner - a BBQ dinner. I was thinking of ordering from Old Carolina BBQ and just having someone (not sure who yet... initially my brother's friend but I want to find someone more trusthworthy) pick it up during the ceremony and setting it up inside the reception site. We're doing the ceremony outdoors around 4:00 with it lasting hopefully around 20 minutes. Afterward we'll venture off with our photographer while the guests play games or whatever outside until 5:00 when they can head into the reception area. I was thinking of doing customized cornhole boards, life-size Jenga, horseshoes, things like that to entertain them.
As for food I was contemplating getting a tray of beef brisket, another of pulled pork and then 2 sides, rolls & salad.