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My Favorite Two-Part Wedding Bar Myth Bride: "I would like to do a beer and wine bar because it's less expensive than liquor, and my friends won't get as drunk." Me: "Huh? Say what?" Just kidding. If you don't know why that statement isn't necessarily true, it simply tells me you don't spend a lot of time purchasing and consuming alcohol. And honestly? That's probably a good thing. I've heard this myth from couples, family members, wedding guests, and even seasoned wedding pr

When couples plan their wedding bar, they’re usually thinking about the fun parts: signature cocktails, pretty garnishes, champagne toasts, and guests dancing with drinks in hand. And we love all of that. But there’s another side to bartending that experienced professionals quietly handle all night long. It’s the art of keeping the party fun while keeping everyone safe. At Roanoke Roaming Spirits , one of the biggest differences between a professional bartender and someone ju

Ensure Your Wedding Celebration Stays on Tap: Important Tips Before Ordering Kegs. Let’s talk about kegs. Specifically, wedding kegs . Because somewhere on Pinterest, a well-meaning blog convinced couples that kegs are cheaper, easier, and magically serve themselves while angels sing. Friends. Pull up a barstool. At first glance, kegs sound brilliant.“One big container! Less waste! So efficient!” But here’s what actually happens at mobile events like weddings. 🚨 Plot Twist

(Part 3 of 3) You planned the wedding. You built the timeline. You survived seating charts (barely). Now it’s wedding day. And if there’s one thing I can promise you, it’s this: Someone will ask for a drink while the bar is still setting up. They will do it with full confidence.They will do it while you are trying not to cry in your dress. 😅🍸 So let’s talk about how to run the bar like a pro, keep guests happy, and keep you out of last-minute bar logistics. SECTION A: BEFO