How many bottles of wine per table?

xtinkersx

sorry if been mentioned before im new here (well a few days old lol)

there will be about 6-7 people per table all vary due to kids biggest table is 8 with one under 18 on it

now i dont want people getting drunk-lightweights haha :rotfl:and leaving early so how many would you think??

deano23285

i'd say 2 bottles, enough for a couple of drinks each, if they want more, they know where the bar will be!!

hayleythedaisy

I would say one of each on each table - you will probably find they swap among themselves.

Horace

Depending on your budget I would say 2 bottles per table, one red and one white.

xtinkersx

thanks i was thinking 3 one if each (red white and rose) but then thought 2 wold prob be better and cheaper lol

will there be enough for 7 ish people to have 2 glasses each? im not a wine fanactic lol and would you stick with white and red and not rose?
think iam going to put a bottle of rose on mine and ohs table as we do like that now and again lol

and lol on the 'they know where the bar is' made me chuckle!

binkyboo_2

I'm planning on getting through 25-30 bottles for 50 adults and i am having 7 tables so i guess it will be around 3- 4 bottles per table, depending on how much gets drunk might just start with 3 bottles per table then bring out one more per table if it goes really quickly!

NJW69

I would say half a bottle per person.

There are six (small) glasses per bottle or four reasonable sized ones.

aimee21j

We did half a bottle per person too. Worked out well.

Sammy85_2

Im doing a half bottle per person too, so 4 bottles on each of my tables.

mookybargirl

We also did half a bottle per person, but it was served and as some people didn't drink the wine, it was offerred 3 or 4 times to some people :rotfl:

If you go for 3 bottles for 6-7 people, do you put 2 white, 2 red or 1 rose? lol

aimee21j

mookybargirl wrote: »

If you go for 3 bottles for 6-7 people, do you put 2 white, 2 red or 1 rose? lol

I put one of each. All went and no more was needed (we had some on standby if it was needed!)