What to Include on a Wedding Bar Menu Sign

Quick answer

Include drink names, brief descriptions, pricing (if applicable), and a note on non-alcoholic options to keep guests informed and the bar running smoothly.

Wedding bar menu sign FAQ

What drink names should I list?

List every drink you're serving, including beer, wine, spirits, and any signature cocktails. Use clear, descriptive names guests will recognize.

Should I include pricing?

Only if you have a cash bar or a limited number of free drinks. For an open bar, you can omit prices entirely to keep the sign clean.

Do I need non-alcoholic options?

Yes. Always include mocktails, soft drinks, and water. Designate a section or use a separate line so non-drinkers and designated drivers know their choices. This ensures all guests feel included and informed.

How should I format the sign?

Use a simple layout: category headers (e.g., 'Signature Cocktail', 'Beer & Wine', 'Non-Alcoholic') with bulleted lists underneath. Keep font sizes large enough to read from 5-6 feet away.

Can I add a personal touch?

Absolutely. Include a short welcome note, a thank-you message, or a fun description for your signature cocktail. Just keep it brief so the sign remains functional.

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