Why worry about craft beer at wedding receptions?

I recently got married and my wife and I both agreed we wanted the wedding to show our guests a lot of the great local things out city had to offered. Talked to our favorite local resteraunt Ravenous Pig and were able to get them to catera fabulous meal and provide great craft beer from their brew pub Cask & Larder. We skipped having a liquor bar and substituted local craft beer and couldn't have been happier with how well our guests recieved it (25% being craft beer fans, the other 75% could care less), how good the beer was, and everyone did manage to get drunk enough that we had to take hte party elsewhere because everyone was having such as we reached our venues closing time.

 

I was driving anyway so my wife could get get tipsy with her work friends. I did stuff myself to the gills with about a week's worth of food. Gotta run that off today!

 

Best wedding I ever attended: The groom had a connection to Brooklyn Brewery, so the entire line up was solely served all night, and cases of Black Ops were brought out for dessert.

 

My sister is getting married in October in Philadelphia. My family loves craft beer so when the opportunity arose to select the beer list she did us all a solid and made sure there were several craft offerings for our side of the family and the regulars (Miller Lite, Sam Adams and Corona) for his side. I think she got Victory Hop Devil and Yards Pale Ale for craft selections. I am pleased to have a craft option.