Minkishly
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I have a very high intolerance to alcohol where I get bad heart palpitations and headaches just from consuming about half a glass of white wine. I'm thinking that I probably shouldn't touch any alcohol at all at my wedding because I don't want to ruin the night.
Because of this, I have some concerns about the wedding toast. My hotel will be providing us with a bottle of champagne which I definitely wouldn't be able to take more than one sip of. I thought of a few solutions:
1. Replace my glass with a different beverage
- It's probably hard to carry out logistically since we'll be pouring the drink live on stage into the tower of glasses.
2. Get my husband to drink for me
- His alcohol tolerance isn't that great, plus I don't want relatives to make nasty little guesses about why I'm not drinking.
3. Replace the entire bottle of champagne with a non-alcoholic drink
- This might be the most feasible idea, although I do feel bad for the rest of my family / bridal party since I'm depriving them of champagne, lol.
Still, I don't know of a good substitute. The only sparkling fruit juices I know of are the cheap ones they sell around Christmas in supermarkets - which might not look very good on stage.
Do you guys know of any non-alcoholic sparkling ciders that come in more presentable packaging? Would really appreciate some suggestions / recommendations!
Because of this, I have some concerns about the wedding toast. My hotel will be providing us with a bottle of champagne which I definitely wouldn't be able to take more than one sip of. I thought of a few solutions:
1. Replace my glass with a different beverage
- It's probably hard to carry out logistically since we'll be pouring the drink live on stage into the tower of glasses.
2. Get my husband to drink for me
- His alcohol tolerance isn't that great, plus I don't want relatives to make nasty little guesses about why I'm not drinking.
3. Replace the entire bottle of champagne with a non-alcoholic drink
- This might be the most feasible idea, although I do feel bad for the rest of my family / bridal party since I'm depriving them of champagne, lol.
Still, I don't know of a good substitute. The only sparkling fruit juices I know of are the cheap ones they sell around Christmas in supermarkets - which might not look very good on stage.
Do you guys know of any non-alcoholic sparkling ciders that come in more presentable packaging? Would really appreciate some suggestions / recommendations!