5 Tips to Pairing Champagne and Weddings

The special highlight on their momentous occasion is the toast to the happy couple. This fabulous tradition requires an official toasting beverage. Champagne! So that everyone will enjoy this tradition here are 5 tips to selecting the bubbly.

1.  1.    Champagne Tasting and Research.

When selecting the champagne for your wedding reception, make sure to do proper research. You can do a bit of research on the brand and champagne by attending tasting events or you can visit a favorite winery and get suggestions from them. This allows you to be able to compare the different flavors or tang of the champagne. Another most important item to consider is the sweetness of the champagne. Sweetness is usually reserved for the dessert.

2.             Level Your Expenses.

When deciding on the type of champagne you will serve, the cost is something to consider as well. As weddings can tend to get rather expensive, make sure the cost of your beverages are controlled and within your budget. This way whatever you save in expenses can be allocated to other items needed for your wedding. Maximize your budget.

3.             Design and Theme.

Ensure that the choice of beverage can be incorporated into your theme and design. If you have a classic wedding and reception then champagne should certainly be considered. But if your wedding is Hawaiian for example, then opt for a signature beverage, if you’re a champagne enthusiast, consider incorporating a champagne mixed beverage

4.             Guaranteed Service.

Inform your catering staff of the champagne you want served and when. Making sure that this is completely clear so that changes won’t be made without your acknowledgment.

5.             Mix and Match.

If you will be serving champagne with the main meal, you may opt to order dry champagne. If sweets will be served, then you will want to go with sweeter champagne as a selection for your dessert.

Hope these 5 tips have helped pairing champagne with your wedding. But if you prefer to relax and be stress-free before, during and after your big day, delegate the planning and preparation of a little or every detail including your champagne to a wedding planner.