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  • The father of the groom can either pay for the full bar bill of all guests, or, two or three tickets to the bar can be left on the table where each guests sits and these will be free drinks, but after that the guests will have to pay for their own. The latter is used more often or some families that can't afford a large wedding may well get stuck with a staggering bar bill. The wine (both red/white) should be at each guests table (say 6 people to a table) and there is generally a corkage fee (for a waitress/waiter to take the cork out of the bottle and serve it to each guests at that table.) Some reception halls allow you to make your own wine and bring it to the wedding, but few will agree to this. As far as being liable by law as to how many drinks a guest has and how they get home in most States it is up to the guest to use their brains and either have a designated driver or take a taxi cab home. You shouldn't be responsible for that.
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