We are paying £15 per head for a drinks package which includes a drink on arrival, wine + top up during dinner and sparkling wine for the toast... do you think i need to count children in this? They cant drink alcohol anyway but do you think i should count them in still as will be drinking soft drinks or do you think i should ask the venue if they are half price or something?
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CommentAuthorkrissy905
do they not do a seprate childrens drinks package
CommentAuthormillz090
No it was just one drinks package so im not sure... maybe i should ask but does everyone else have separate childrens drink packages?
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CommentAuthorbarbie86
Our venue doesn't do non-alcoholic packages, so for non-drinkers we're going to offer a non-alcoholic cokctail during the welcome drinks (served in a flute same as the buck's fizz), and then allow them to order soft drinks of their choice during the meal; soft drinks are priced at about £2 each, so we've budgeted £15 a head, which should be MORE than enough (can't see many people having 7 drinks with their food lol)
CommentAuthorkrissy905
i know one of the hotels i was looking at did our package includes drinks its £35 for food and drink for adults £8 for children 5-12 including there drinks and £5 for under 5s babies under 2 are free x
our childrens meals have the drink package included in the price and it includes he same amount of juice as the alcohol the parents are having. xx
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CommentAuthorbridalmiss
We managed to negotiate and got all non-alcoholic welcome drinks (fruit cocktail) and jugs of water for the tables free of charge - soft drinks they need to get from the pay bar but we asked to approve the bar list so we know our guests won't get fleeced for drinks charges!
