A Toast To The Wedding Beer Trend?

When its time to toast the bride and groom and wish them prosperity and good fortune, we all know that toasting with champagne is “de rigeuer”. Recently though we’ve seen and heard a rising number of couples who are embracing the Wedding Beer!

These wedding beers aren’t just any old brew. Couples who are beer aficionados who push the envelop by having beer as the main beverage of choice at their weddings usually opt for exotic and high-end beers imported from various parts of the globe.

We’ve heard of one instance where a couple featured tasting stations with beers from all the places they’ve visited. It sounds as exciting as a multicultural candy buffet but this one makes you awesome after a few visits.

This wedding beer trend won’t be replacing the traditional popping of bottles but as more couples lead the way by breaking traditions and dictating their own paths, we’re going to see more trends like Zombie Wedding cakes at weddings. And you know what, that’s a good thing!

…they are female friendly and depending on your source, can be quite flavoursome with sweet overtones.

As long as its done in a tasteful and classy way, unique weddings are way more memorable than ones that follows strict rules. It’s also really refreshing to see couples being themselves. And take it from us, unique weddings often give us loads of inspiration and story telling ideas when making your video!

Craft wedding beers are the way to go, if this sounds like something you’d be interested in. In addition, they are female friendly and depending on your source, can be quite flavoursome with sweet overtones.

So what we’re seeing now are couples demanding high-end local and/or international brews, much the same way they are sourcing farmers markets for prime locally grown produce. Very hip indeed! On rare instances we’ve heard of couples who brewed their own and have made multiple beers. While not for everyone, the guests were free to toast with champagne while the wedding party proceeded to raise their glasses brown ale.

So what do you think of this trend?