What You Need To Know About Organizing Your Bachelorette Parties

Smart pubs, restaurants, & clubs now charge a large amount for a bottle of vodka. And people are lining up to buy it for a two thousand percent markup. Why? For the simple reason that bottle service, the pinnacle of extravagance in the hospitality industry, is included with that bottle of vodka. 

Have you considered introducing bottle service (or "table service") into your bar, restaurant, or corporate event venue in Downtown Charleston? If you're wondering, "what is bottle service?" and "should I offer it?" then keep reading. 

 

To what extent does bottle service exist? 

 

To give you the best version: Customers can essentially "rent" a section of the bar for the evening and be treated like VIPs. That's the kind of thing that makes up the experience.

 

Everything is included in the bottle service package 

 

The process starts with a confirmed reservation. Guests must commit to a minimum spend or buy a bottle at an expensive rate to secure a table or seating area (anywhere from 500 percent to even 5,000 percent in the hottest club scenes). A headcount is usually needed in advance to secure the venue. 

 

Lounge bottle service consists of a huge bottle of liquor (usually vodka or tequila) with a cart or tray of mixers such as club soda, root beer, cola, cranberry juice, limes, plus lemons. Energy drinks like Red Bull are popular, too. Creative mixers, like pomegranate or freshly squeezed blood orange juice, are helping certain establishments stand apart from the crowd. In many establishments, each table has its waiter or bartender. The person in this position is always on hand to aid with beverage preparation and replenishment. 

 

Conclusion

If you’re getting going with drink specials, you may not even be able to afford to send one staff member to every table. That's why a lot of places now use tablets with touch screens. Customers can place orders with the bartenders or cooks with just a few clicks at bachelorette parties. Using these tablets, your guests may play interactive games like trivia and arcade classics, adding even more fun to your event.