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Weddings/Creating Your Signature Drink
Disclaimer
For the purposes of this tutorial, and to ensure that we are capturing as many things as possible, the default for each person, space, or item will be identified as the following:
- Spouse1 - this person has purchased the license and/or obtained it. In the examples listed here, this person is female.
- Spouse2 - this is the person who will be marrying the license holder. In the examples listed here, this person is male.
- Package Type - this will always be deluxe so that we can handle the largest amount of data at once. All other packages have fewer items. Where we can, we will note the differences.
- Wedding Hall - this will always be Kraken's Fall, but you can visit any of the Wedding Halls in the lands that are open.
- Wedding Planner - this will always be Anne, but your wedding planner can be anyone that is associated with a wedding hall.
Note On Wedding Couples: Couples seeing to be married may be any of these combinations: female/female, female/male, male/female, male/male.
Note About Entering the Wedding Hall: It is incredibly important to remember that you can not get into a Wedding Hall until you have obtained a wedding license and had it signed by two interested parties.
Note About Meetings with the Wedding Planner: It is also important to note that meeting with the Wedding Planner only requires one Spouse and that it doesn't matter if it is Spouse 1 or Spouse 2. Both spouses can enter the wedding hall. Both spouses can handle this portion of the planning stage. It is not, however, a requirement.
The Right Amount of Liquor
- If you have a Classic Wedding Package, you will have the option of creating a crate with 5 bottles of your signature drink.
- The Choice Wedding Package creates a crate with 10 bottles of your signature drink.
- And finally, the Deluxe Wedding Package allows you to create a crate with 25 bottles of your signature drink.
Crave Dining
If you have already created your wedding menu then you are familiar with Crave Dining. In the event that you are not, we've included some directions for you below:
Directions to Crave Dining
- Enter any Wedding Hall.
- Make sure you have received your Wedding Trunk
- Take the appropriate portal to the Wedding Concourse
- From the Main Entry, Go East, Go Filigreed Golden Arch
- From inside Crave Dining, go Southwest
The Importance of Samples and Steps
As you build your signature drink with your bartender you will want to ask for samples. Samples are an important part of making sure your drink is to your specification. Please note that asking the bartender for RANDOM will reset your signature drink, so please feel free to play around with the randomization prior to narrowing down your choices.
Randomizing Your Signature Drink
You may ask the bartender for a random drink and they will suggest a drink with a combination of colors, notes, mixers, and a garnish, or a combination. Asking for a SAMPLE will save the drink for you, should you wish to keep the selection.
1. ASK BARTENDER ABOUT RANDOM lists random options for you:
A lanky bartender says, "You could try taupe brown bourbon with notes of honey and roses, served in a small ginger glass bottle." A lanky bartender says, "You could try straw-colored gin with notes of grapefruit and black currant, served in a tapered brick red glass bottle." A lanky bartender says, "You could try a pale amber gin cocktail with notes of juniper mixed with cranberry juice and orange juice, served in a striped cocoa brown glass bottle."
Side Note - Once you've asked for a sample, you can customize your sample to your liking using the same method as building the signature drink from scratch.
Speaking with the Bartender
The bartender at Crave Dining is only too eager to speak to you about your signature drink.
ask bartender about help The bartender adds, "I also help craft signature drinks. ASK me about the following, and TELL me your selections: DRINKS - The types of drinks we can customize. NOTES - Flavor and aroma notes common to your selected drink type. You may choose two; TELL me if you are making the choice for the FIRST note or the SECOND note. MIXERS - Juices, syrups, and other flavors to create a cocktail. You may choose two; TELL me if you are making the choice for the FIRST mixer or the SECOND mixer. GARNISH - A selection of garnishes to finish your cocktail. LIQUIDS - Color options for the liquid of your selected drink. COLORS - Color options for the glass bottle that will hold your signature drink. STYLES - Descriptions for the glass bottle that will hold your signature drink. You may ask me for a SAMPLE to taste the beverage, and when you and your partner have confirmed the drink flavor, color, and bottle style, ask me for a CRATE. You will receive one crate per couple containing X bottles and Y glasses, in addition to the ones that came in your wedding trunk. These are yours to keep or share with your guests as party favors. The signature drink will be placed on your menu and be served at your wedding. You may not adjust the signature drink once you receive your crate."
Since there are just so very many ways to customize your signature drink, we thought we would take each part step by step.
At any step in the customization process, you can ASK BARTENDER ABOUT SAMPLE and they will hand you a two sip sample of your signature drink, complete with taste messaging. Please feel free to try your drink as many times as you'd like.
Drink
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT DRINK A lanky bartender says, "Choose and TELL me which drink type you would like for your signature drink: juice, ale, bourbon, whiskey, gin, rum, champagne, rose, chardonnay, cabernet, merlot, vodka, or none."
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER DRINK {choice}
TELL BARTENDER DRINK CHAMPAGNE A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'champagne' for your drink type. So far, we have champagne, served in a glass bottle."
To view the available Juice Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Ale Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Bourbon Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Whiskey Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Gin Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Rum Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Champagne Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Rose Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Chardonnay Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Cabernet Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Merlot Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
To view the available Vodka Flavor Messaging, click here. Expand
Notes
Notes will vary depending on the DRINK selected and will replace the above options in the default flavor messaging.
To view the available Available Juice Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Ale Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Bourbon Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Whiskey Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Gin Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Rum Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Champagne Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Rose Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Chardonnay Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Cabernet Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Merlot Notes, click here. Expand
To view the available Available Vodka Notes, click here. Expand
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT NOTES A lanky bartender says, "Choose and TELL me which drink notes you would like for your signature drink: vanilla, apple, strawberry, cherry, melon, peach, pear, citrus, pineapple, raspberry, blackberry, rose, violet, cranberry, grapefruit, jasmine, orange blossom, honey, almond, or none."
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER NOTES FIRST {choice}
TELL BARTENDER NOTES FIRST BLACKBERRY A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'blackberry' for your first note. So far, we have a champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry, served in a glass bottle.” TELL BARTENDER NOTES SECOND VIOLET A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'violet' for your second note. So far, we have champagne with notes of blackberry and violet, served in a glass bottle."
Mixers
Mixers will vary depending on the DRINK selected:
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT MIXERS A lanky bartender says, "Choose and TELL me which drink mixers you would like for your signature drink: ginger, lime juice, lemon juice, apple cider, bitters, red cherry syrup, elderflower syrup, citrus juice, cranberry juice, fruit juice, grapefruit juice, orange juice, pineapple juice, mango puree, peach puree, strawberry puree, melon liquor, orange liquor, milk, cream, coffee, or none."
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER MIXER FIRST {choice}
TELL BARTENDER MIXER FIRST STRAWBERRY PUREE A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'strawberry puree' for your first mixer. So far, we have a champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry and violet mixed with strawberry puree, served in a glass bottle." TELL BARTENDER MIXER SECOND <OPTION>
Mixer Flavor Messaging: 1 Mixer: (MIXER 1) complements the DRINK perfectly. Mixed with (MIXER 1), the DRINK cocktail still carries the strong burn of alcohol. 2 Mixers: (MIXER 1) and (MIXER 2) mingle to complement the DRINK perfectly. Mixed with (MIXER 1) and (MIXER 2), the DRINK cocktail still carries the strong burn of alcohol.
Garnish
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT GARNISH A lanky bartender says, "Choose and TELL me which drink garnish you would like for your signature drink: sliced fruit, sliced strawberries, slices of lime, twists of lemon, orange slices, red cherries, mint leaves, sliced cucumber, a sprig of thyme, a sprig of rosemary, whole cranberries, pomegranate arils, or none." * Note - Vodka has three additional garnishes: green olives, a dill pickle spear, and a stalk of celery.
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER GARNISH {choice}
TELL BARTENDER GARNISH MINT LEAVES A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'mint leaves' for your drink garnish. So far, we have a champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry and violet mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a glass bottle."
Garnish Flavor Messaging: The slight taste afforded by (GARNISH) enhances the DRINK cocktail. Garnished with (GARNISH), the medley of flavors in the DRINK drink combine to create a complex sip.
Recommendation
Once you've chosen your above options and tweaked your signature drink to your liking, we recommend asking the bartender for a SAMPLE before diving into the customizations of the liquid color and bottle color.
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT SAMPLE A lanky bartender says, "Here you go." The bartender slides a sample of champagne down the bar and into your hand.
Color
This particular COLOR is for the bottle itself.
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT COLOR A lanky bartender says, "ASK me to hear the COLOR options for pinks, reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, violets, whites, blacks, browns, or all [Note: ALL may cause Wrayth lag]."
To view the available Black Colors, click here.
To view the available Blue Colors, click here.
To view the available Brown Colors, click here.
To view the available Green Colors, click here.
To view the available Orange Colors, click here.
To view the available Yellow Colors, click here.
To view the available Pink Colors, click here.
To view the available Red Colors, click here.
To view the available Violet Colors, click here.
To view the available White Colors, click here.
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER COLOR {choice}
TELL BARTENDER COLOR GOLD-TINGED A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'gold-tinged' for your bottle color. So far, we have a champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry and violet mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a gold-tinged glass bottle."
Liquids
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT LIQUID A lanky bartender says, "Here is a list of colors you can choose from for the liquid of your signature drink. TELL me the LIQUID number you would like to select. This is optional."
To view the available Liquid Colors, click here. Expand
TELL BARTENDER LIQUID 88 A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'honey-colored' for your liquid color. So far, we have a honey-colored champagne cocktail mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a gold-tinged glass bottle."
Styles
This is for the design of the bottle itself!
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT STYLE A lanky bartender says, "Choose and TELL me which bottle styles you would like for your signature drink: antique, beribboned, bulbous, delicate, dimpled, elegant, fat, flask-shaped, fluted, fragile, hand-blown, heavy, large, long-necked, narrow, ornate, pear-shaped, portly, rectangular, ribbed, slender, short, short-necked, small, square, squat, stout, striped, tall, tapered, thick-walled, translucent, triangular, wide, wide-mouthed, or none."
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to use the syntax below:
SYNTAX: TELL BARTENDER STYLE {choice}
TELL BARTENDER STYLE TRANSLUCENT A lanky bartender says, "You have chosen 'translucent' for your bottle style. So far, we have a honey-colored champagne cocktail mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a translucent gold-tinged glass bottle."
Crates
Once you and your betrothed have decided on both your signature drink and the bottle design itself, you can ask the bartender to set up your crate. We also recommend asking the bartender for a sample one last time, just to ensure that everything is to your liking.
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT SAMPLE A lanky bartender says, "Here you go." The bartender slides a sample of honey-colored champagne down the bar and into your hand. >drink my champagne You take a drink from your honey-colored champagne. The sweet velvet-like texture of the champagne mingle with the effervescent notes of blackberry and violet across your palate. Garnished with mint leaves, the medley of flavors in the champagne drink combine to create a complex sip. You take a drink from your honey-colored champagne. The bubbly champagne has a faint almond-like body, the sweetened notes blending with violet and blackberry to glide across your senses. Strawberry puree complements the champagne perfectly.
If you're satisfied with your selections, time to ask for the crate!
ASK BARTENDER ABOUT CRATE A lanky bartender says, "You would like to choose a honey-colored champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry and violet mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a translucent gold-tinged glass bottle as the signature drink for your wedding. You will receive X bottles and Y glasses, in addition to the ones that came in your wedding trunk in a crate. If this is acceptable, please ASK me about CRATE again. Once you receive your crate, neither you nor your partner will be able to make changes to your signature drink selection. This is the final selection!" ASK BARTENDER ABOUT CRATE >ask bartender about crate A lanky bartender says, "You have elected to serve a honey-colored champagne cocktail with notes of blackberry and violet mixed with strawberry puree and garnished with mint leaves, served in a translucent gold-tinged glass bottle as the signature drink for your wedding. Excellent choice!" The bartender hands over a wooden crate, opening it briefly to show you twenty-five translucent gold-tinged glass bottles and six champagne flutes. The bartender adds, "You may have one of the glasses altered by the jeweler and etched by the engraver if you choose, and then GIVE me the glass while holding your crate. I will adjust all of the glasses inside to match your customized glass."
When opened, the crate will supply the wedding menu in unlimited quantities until closed again, similar to basketifiers except counting as one item when closed.
Additional Resources
- Wedding Primer
- Obtaining and Using a Wedding License
- Meeting with the Wedding Planner
- Creating Your Wedding Invitation
- Creating Your Wedding Menu
- Adding Your Wedding Favors
- How to Handle your Wedding Box Items
- Visiting the Wedding Concourse
- What to do the Day of your Wedding
- Honeymoon Tips (Deluxe Weddings Only)