Tips on Champagne
By Sally Manglicmot

Don’t Bust Your Budget Over Champagne!  
Good champagne is a pleasure; great champagne is divine, and cheap champagne is served at weddings.  That is not entirely true - so why spend so much on champagne when most guests don’t enjoy it? 

Champagne, with its purposefully bubbly dance, symbolizes “celebration”.  The toast to the Bride and Groom is a tradition followed by a celebratory sip of champagne.  You know your guests best, if you think many prefer the popular sparkling apple cider, than offer it as a choice. 

Don’t feel pressured into purchasing bottles of champagne for every adult guest on your list. But don’t disappoint the guests by skipping it either. If you love champagne, buy a great bottle to enjoy later in the evening.