Everything You Need to Know About Having an Open Bar at Your Wedding

What Is an Open Bar (definition)?

An open bar is when the wedding hosts foot the bill rather than the guests. It means there are no cash transactions taking place at the bar.

As pretty much everyone knows, wedding guests come to the wedding to celebrate a couple's union, but they stay for—and, hopefully, rave about—the food and drinks. (Mostly the drinks.) So you've really got to wow them in this department.

1979Hawaii mobile bar is exactly what it sounds like: A stocked bar (bartender is included) that brings the party wherever you are. This is especially important if you're getting married in a á la cart venue space, like an estate or your home backyard. 1979Hawaii caterer equipped to handle this for you. We are here for those couples who take the drinks very seriously and the ones that want wine and beer bar only.

Mobile bar will handle some of the fun little details that will make your wedding stand out for you and your guests. A mobile bar is a great addition to the reception, whether your wedding is booze-forward or not. To add some tropical vibes 1979Hawaii offers cocktails/mocktails served in fresh pineapples and coconuts, this amazing drinks presentation creates photo moments and joy!!!

Survey data shows that millennial guests specifically consider the bar situation to be a top - 5 most important reception detail.

Top 8 reception details guests value most (and are paying the most attention to):

1. Food

2. Music

3. Décor

4. Bar/drinks

5. Dances

6. Entertainment (photo booth/props/etc.)

7. Couple’s entrance

8. Reception location (setting, area)

1979Hawaii has always been known for the fresh, seasonal produce used in the cocktails, we also work with recipes that have no added sugar. So if you want something a little healthier without sacrificing flavor, you are in the right place.

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