A bride and groom charged guests for cups of tea. Photo / 123RF
When it comes to weddings, there are a few things guests may have come to expect from the big day.
Two people in love, comedy speeches, a white dress, food and drinks provided.
However as weddings get more expensive, some couples aren't providing refreshments for free, as one British woman discovered
after going to a wedding reception that charged £2.50 ($4.50) for a cup of tea, reports the Daily Mail.
The guest took to Mumsnet to ask if it was reasonable to be outraged at being charged for tea at a wedding.
"Recently attending a wedding of a friend ... I just felt it was a very poor and stingy wedding, at the reception they had a 'hot chocolate bar' - they were charging for this (and tea, and coffee ... )" the woman, who went by the username of StingyWedding, wrote.
"Am I wrong to think if you invite people to a wedding you actually host and therefore provide for your guests? Not expecting a free bar but some table wine and soft drinks surely?"
