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Champagne goes hand in hand with weddings! But have you ever thought about the nuggets that the winegrowers of our Champagne region have to offer to make your wedding sparkle? Avenue des Vins brings you a selection of champagnes that deserve to be known, carefully chosen for their excellent value for money! Rosé, Brut or Blanc de blancs, these 30 sure values will satisfy all tastes and budgets, and ensure your wedding is perfect. Ask for a personalised quote on 01.55.38.50.74 and take advantage of the possibility of personalising the label of your bottles!

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THE PLACE OF WINE IN A WEDDING

For several years now, the organic wine market has been enjoying double-digit average annual growth. Wine lovers and winemakers alike are demonstrating a growing interest in agriculture and viticulture that is healthy for consumers, winemakers and agriculture. Naturally, labels have sprung up to govern both organic viticulture and the vinification of organic wines.

HOW MANY BOTTLES OF WINE TO PLAN FOR A WEDDING

The question of how many bottles of wine and champagne to order will largely depend on the profile of your guests. Young people in their twenties and thirties will not consume the same quantity of wine as your eighty-year-old grandparents. For the vin d'honneur, it's customary to order two glasses per person, bearing in mind that a bottle of sparkling wine contains six glasses. For the meal, plan on about one glass per person for the starter and dessert wine, then one to three bottles per person for the main wine, depending on the guest profile.

WHICH WINE TO CHOOSE: WHITE OR RED

The choice of wine depends on the food and wine pairing, and therefore on the menu. For starters, it's common to choose Champagne and a rosé wine. For more elegance, choose a Blanc de blancs Champagne that will delight the occasion. Next, study your dishes carefully. In general, red meat is best served with strong red wines, while white meat and fish are best served with white wines or light reds. If you're serving unique dishes such as foie gras or oysters, unique pairings are essential and will condition your choice.

WHAT PRICE TO PUT ON A BOTTLE OF WINE

The choice of wine depends on the menu, and the quantity of wine depends on the profile of your guests. What does this mean in budgetary terms? On average, the wine budget represents a third of the reception budget. Our advice is to set this budget in advance to keep costs under control. Then simply divide the overall budget by the number of guests to obtain the average price to be achieved per bottle of wine. It all depends on your budget and the quality of the wines you are looking for. Choosing the right wines at the right price is a balancing act that can be a real headache. If you're having trouble choosing the right wines, don't hesitate to use our contact form. We'll be delighted to help you make the most of this magical moment.