How to Say 'No Alcohol' on Your Invitations

You might be wondering when is the appropriate time to let your guests know that the event will be teetotal. Well, wonder no more. Here is exactly where you should include this info along with some suggestions to drop the news.

1. "A Toast to Love and Laughter – Without the Booze!"

2. "Please note this will be a dry wedding. We can’t wait to celebrate with all the good vibes!"

3. "Our wedding will be dry, but the dance floor and the memories will be anything but!"

4. "In keeping with our commitment to wellness and inclusivity, we’ll be serving a range of non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy."

5. "To create a celebration where everyone feels included, we’ve chosen to make this a no-alcohol event. We can’t wait to toast with you!"

Where To Include This Information:

Invitation Suite: Add a line at the bottom of the main invitation or on an insert.
Wedding Website: Include an FAQ section or a dedicated “What to Expect” page for additional details.
RSVP Card: Add a gentle note like, “Please note this will be a dry event – we can’t wait to celebrate with you!”

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