Could An ‘Alcohol-Free’ Wedding Be The Right Choice For You, Your Beloved, And Your Guests?
Over the generations, many of us have become used to the idea that there’s barely such thing as a wedding without alcohol. Of course, that’s not quite true – Muslim and Hindu weddings, for instance, do not traditionally involve alcohol. Recently, however, there has been an increasingly noticeable trend towards ‘dry weddings’ in the West, even outside of these cultures. Could it, then, be an idea worth embracing for your own nuptials? What’s causing ‘dry weddings’ to become so popular, anyway? There are a number of factors behind the rise of the ‘alcohol-free’ wedding. One of these is simply the greater tendency for many people to eschew alcohol altogether these days, with recent statistics suggesting that about a quarter of those aged between 18 and 24 are teetotal. The last few years have also seen a major rise in alcohol-free challenges like Dry January. It probably shouldn’t be surprising, then, in this changing cultural climate, that many couples planning G...