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Need party rental help
Can someone tell me how many glasses I should rent for a party of 70 people? I will need glassware for wine, soda and beer. Should I get wine glasses and regular glasses? Or just have the beer from the bottle? Soda and water can go in the wine glasses.
Thanks!
Re: Need party rental help
How fancy of a party, if you want the best of the best then go ahead and rent
If not, do bottles of beer, clear hard plastic tumbler for soda (Chinet?) and go to Ikea...they have 6 wine glasses for 4.99. I would get 4 sets of red, 4 sets of white. Have a box you can pack them in and pull out for parties
This is probably too late to be of help to you.
Because of the quantity you're going to get into, I wouldn't buy. The party rental place will be able to give you a count per hour; I'm sorry I don't know for certain. I think it's 1 or 2 glasses per person per hour. You're looking at over 200 glasses. Bottled beer is easier, but may not be cheaper - you'll need to talk to vendors to check the keg price + glasses vs. bottles.
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