How much are you getting charged for corkage if your bringing in your own wine? What do you think is a acceptable charge?
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CommentAuthor**MrsFarrelly2B**
we are being charged £10 a bottle! However, we are going to France for some "champagne" thats only Euro 4.96 a bottle, and the venue's cheapest offering was Prosecco at £24.95 a bottle - so even with corkage we are still better off. How much are you being charged? x
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CommentAuthorChelseyfj
Somewhere we considered was £10 a bottle and somewhere else was £7.50
CommentAuthorMrsRobson2Be
One venue we looked at charged £10 per bottle, the one we went with doesn't charge corkage but that's because the bar doesn't open until 7pm, so self serve until then.
CommentAuthorWhovianbride
See we got quoted £10 pb, and £12 for sparkling, and they have to approve the wine, (no cheap nasty stuff) seeming as the wine my FMIL is planning on getting is £12pb and then another £10 on top seems like a right rip off.
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Ours is only £5 per bottle for wine and sparkling wine, and £6 per bottle for champagne, and I thought that was a lot! Xxx
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CommentAuthorShelleyM16
OMG ours is in a castle (hotel) and is charging around £25 per bottle. I nearly fell off the chair when they told us....
CommentAuthorSandyG83
wow the golf club we looked at a while ago is charging £4 a bottle wine or champers, nothing for soft drinks.
CommentAuthorDonnaH39
Haven't you mentioned before that MIL2B is the only one who wants wine and is insisting on having her own?
Can't you say that yes she can have wine there but because it will be there just for her could she also pay the cork-age?
CommentAuthorWhovianbride
Well if she want to bring in her own wine, im not paying for the wine or the corkage, so its down to her if she wants to pay that much.
Met June 2009 on my Birthday,Met again July 2009 and got
together, May 2010 Moved in,Jan 2011 got pregnant,
August 2011 Got our own place, 2011 Had our Baby Girl,
Dec 2011 Got engaged, July 2015 Getting married! Yay!
CommentAuthorDonnaH39
That's fair enough then, as long as you give her the prices I wouldn't worry about it, she can make the decision whether or not to bring wine
CommentAuthorAllishiaW
We are getting married in our local village hall (it had a bar) and because paul used to work at the social club (that's linked to the hall) and the manager is his dads next door neighbour,they aren't charging us any corkage :) x
but that's because the bar doesn't open until 7pm, so self serve until then.
