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Wedding Signature Cocktails on Tap: How to Batch Drinks for Your Big Day

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Your wedding day should be spent celebrating with the people you love, not standing behind a bar mixing drink after drink. That's exactly where wedding batch cocktails shine. Instead of making cocktails one glass at a time, you pre-batch your signature drink, tap the keg, and let guests pour their own. A cocktail keg from Gloria turns your favorite recipe into a self-serve centerpiece, so the drinks flow while you enjoy your big day. The concept is simple and rooted in the reason Gloria exists. As the brand shares on its About Us page, the very first Gloria was created to batch a favorite Whiskey Old Fashioned Sour so a whole group could share it together without measuring every glass. CO2 was connected to carbonate and propel the cocktail, and the idea was born. That same spirit of spending more time with your guests is what makes a cocktail keg such a natural fit for a wedding. Why serve wedding cocktails on tap? Serving your signature drink from a keg keeps every pour consis...

How Many Cocktail Kegs Do You Need for a Wedding?

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  Picture this: your wedding reception is in full swing, the dance floor is packed, and someone makes a beeline for the drink station , only to find the keg is empty. The buzz dies. The line builds. The moment is lost. Getting your drink quantities right is one of the most practical (and most overlooked) parts of wedding planning. And if you're serving batched cocktails on tap , which is one of the smartest, most stylish decisions you can make for your big day , knowing exactly how many kegs you need can be the difference between a legendary night and a logistical nightmare. This guide breaks it all down with a simple formula, a ready-made table for common guest counts, and everything you need to feel confident walking into your wedding weekend. Why More Couples Are Choosing Cocktail Kegs at Weddings The traditional open bar is expensive, labour-intensive, and requires at least one dedicated bartender per 50 guests. A cocktail keg (a pressurised, self-serve stainless steel keg that...