<human>: Hi ladies & gents,

We've just nailed down the date to next June (yay!) and found this incredible location in a park that does weddings for FREE! Knocked my socks off. Money is tight so free is kind of amazing. Especially for two days so we can set up on Friday and come back on Saturday. We were going to have it at home so this relieves a lot of financial and other stress (there's a lot of work to do on our new house).

The only issue is, I don't want a dry wedding. I don't need a crazy party wedding either, and no one I'm inviting typically acts a fool unless it's the right time and place. This place doesn't allow alcohol but I've been to two weddings in alcohol-free locations where folks just quietly enjoyed beers or a covert cocktail. No one was beligerant and no one stopped them.

We'll have the wedding a bit earlier in the day than we'd planned (when we planned to have it at home the ceremony was going to be later to avoid the heat, like 6:30 or 7, but here we'll probably shoot for 4 or 5, ending by 8) so I'm hopeful that folks can stand not getting too toasty until the afterparty.

My thought was a tasteful, not strong lemonade cocktail already mixed along with other non-boozy drinks for kids. Maybe some wine. This just happened today so the logistics are fuzzy.

We'll go out after or have a party at home so we can get crazier then, but we all drink lightly so I'd like to avoid going dry. Please try to understand (and please be gentle) I'm not trying to disrespect the park - because we'd be diligent about cleanup and breakdown and super-respectful of the facilities, I can't see the harm in a drink on my wedding day to take the edge off.

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<bot>: Has anyone had a similar experience? Has anyone brought some booze to a dry wedding location for a not-so-rowdy crowd?