Best place for party glass hire?
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Off the top of your head, can anyone recommend somewhere to hire approx 40 wine glasses, 40 champagne flutes and about 20 beer glasses?
Having an engagement bash and want to just hire in the glassware for convenience. Also, is is customary to have to wash it before returning or do they collect them dirty?
Any recommendations appreciated...Thought of Oddbins, Waitrose etc but no idea who else is in the market or what we should be paying.
Ta!
Having an engagement bash and want to just hire in the glassware for convenience. Also, is is customary to have to wash it before returning or do they collect them dirty?
Any recommendations appreciated...Thought of Oddbins, Waitrose etc but no idea who else is in the market or what we should be paying.
Ta!
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/serv...
Bloody hell. That is a long url.
Anyway, Sainsburys do it. Same as Waitrose. Glass hire has a £20 deposit less minimal charge for any breakages. Used them for a number of big parties, glasses are quite robust and functional minimising chance of breakage.
You need to take them back clean.
Bloody hell. That is a long url.
Anyway, Sainsburys do it. Same as Waitrose. Glass hire has a £20 deposit less minimal charge for any breakages. Used them for a number of big parties, glasses are quite robust and functional minimising chance of breakage.
You need to take them back clean.
Also. You may be stuck for fridge room with food and booze to keep cool before folks show up.
What I tend to do is use cool boxes and/or the large 40litre flexi buckets with lots of ice in to cool bottles and tins a few hours before they arrive. Buckets are about £3 each from supermarkets. Ice is about £1 per big bag.
When I have a big do (70-100 people) I tend to have the last minute food and ice delivered at a specific time from a supermarket - saves a lot of stress on the day running out to the store when you are finalising things.
I may be teaching you to suck eggs, but nothing worse than warm lager, white wine and fizz. Hope it goes well.
What I tend to do is use cool boxes and/or the large 40litre flexi buckets with lots of ice in to cool bottles and tins a few hours before they arrive. Buckets are about £3 each from supermarkets. Ice is about £1 per big bag.
When I have a big do (70-100 people) I tend to have the last minute food and ice delivered at a specific time from a supermarket - saves a lot of stress on the day running out to the store when you are finalising things.
I may be teaching you to suck eggs, but nothing worse than warm lager, white wine and fizz. Hope it goes well.
surveyor said:
lufbramatt said:
I don't think Sainsburys do it any more, they stopped about a year ago IIRC as I enquired for my 30th last year (despite that page still being on the website, unless they started again). Waitrose were spot on though.
They did it in August....
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