Anyone having a vodka ice luge?

8 messages

Lucas2704

17/03/2012 at 08:43

So anyone having one - or been to a wedding that has? Im really toying with the idea ... not sure if the venue will be as thrilled with it as i am tho

Mrsp2be2012 Wedding addict

17/03/2012 at 12:08

I work in pr and events and love them at parties so we considered it... It had to be a no though because people get destroyed on them (I'm guilty of that!) and we're already having a free bar. We're going to serve a round of signature cocktails in the evening instead x

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28/11/2012 at 16:29

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boobear45

14/12/2012 at 08:48

I have just come across this post and it resonates with me. One of my client's sister's was talking about this last weekend (I was doing her sister's wedding make-up) and she said that she regretted having one. If it were an option, then bring it out late after everyone has eaten well and operate for a limited period only. Apparently for her wedding (luckily in a marquee at the parent's luxury estate!! and not at a venue), a certain amount of naughty boys got trashed and managed to fall against one of the marquee walls unpegging it somewhat!! Repairs had to be made before the party could continue!

Lucym89

14/12/2012 at 13:15

My other half wants one for the wedding I will be pleased to share your story boobear as I am not overly keen! Although he hasn't mentioned it for a while maybe he has forgotten about it

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Spangle

14/12/2012 at 15:49

We considered having one of these as they do look cool, but before we had booked our venue we were still thinking of a city wedding and those places needed that extra bit of decoration.

Although the prices to buy bottles of vodka etc were very steep, one venue was charging £70 a bottle. I know what my friends are like and I couldn't give them just one bottle and tell them to play nice!

We've now decided against the idea as it wouldn't suit our venue. Still think they're great. Got to say I'm happy to be saving the £500+ it was going to cost as we were looking at doing a combined luge and seating plan.

derbyshirebridetobe Bridezilla

06/01/2013 at 21:59

We haven't considered one; I'm not sure they necessariy suit the feel of our venue and wedding. To be honest, I think they are more suited to parties than weddings.