Some wedding guests find a cash bar off-putting Some people say they would refuse to attend a wedding if an open bar isn't included in the celebration.

While we're totally on board for making your wedding yours, the one thing that's almost universally necessary is an open bar. Think of it like Field of Dreams — if you open bar it, they will ...

How to Negotiate the Wedding's Open Bar (Without Regretting It the Next Day) Listen...no one wants to be that guest at a wedding.

Letter writer is helping their daughter pay for her wedding and wants to have an open bar all night. The daughter wants to transition to a cash bar instead.

A woman revealed on X that because she and her partner don't drink, she doesn't understand why she should have to provide an open bar at her wedding. Experts disagree.

Organizing a wedding without alcohol is not without pitfalls: Will guests partake in mocktails and so-called functional beverages, and still have a good time? Are zero-proof spirits worth the cost?

If you genuinely don't think you'll have a wedding buddy, and especially if the wedding is something of a destination (i.e. you need to book a hotel) then bring a plus-one if it's offered to you.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --What would you say makes the perfect wedding? The flowers? The dress? Perhaps the venue? No, it's an open bar. That's according to a study conducted by OnePoll, on behalf of ...

I'm a wedding planner who has seen wedding guests do many things they should never do and make common mistakes, such as not RSVPing on time.