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Cheers to the Newlyweds!

  • Writer: Monique Seraphin
    Monique Seraphin
  • Jul 18
  • 1 min read
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The wedding toast holds a deep-rooted significance. It is a cherished ritual that weaves together tradition, gratitude, and celebration inviting all present to pause, reflect, and voice heartfelt wishes for the newlyweds’ journey ahead.


When planning your reception with the catering team or bar service, one consideration is whether to include a champagne toast. While this is a traditional option, some couples are choosing alternatives.

Possible reasons include:

  • Not all guests prefer champagne.

  • The event may be alcohol-free.

  • The budget may not allow for champagne.

  • There is a possibility guests will consume the champagne before the official toast.


Alternatives to a Champagne Toast:

  • Guests can use their preferred drink from the bar. The DJ can remind attendees to have their selected beverage ready for the toast.

  • Shots can be used instead; however, coordinating a single group toast is advisable to avoid multiple rounds.

  •  The event may proceed without a formal toast.


Whether grand or intimate, the simple act of raising a glass—be it champagne, a favorite cocktail, or sparkling water—becomes a symbol of unity and shared joy. In that brief exchange, bonds are strengthened, memories are made, and well-wishes echo warmly into the future. Ultimately, the true value of a wedding toast lies not in what fills the glasses, but in the intention and affection that fill the room.



 
 
 

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