 With wedding season underway, Metro.co.uk has roped in Alison Rios McCrone, venue owner and planner, to help solve your dilemmas in a weekly agony aunt column… Dear Alison, My partner and I are teetotal vegans, and as such are planning on having a plant-based and alcohol-free wedding – but we've already heard grumblings from our families that that is unfair to them and other guests who would like to drink and eat meat. I don't want to back down on what is, for me, a moral stance, but I also don't want our friends and family to reject our invitations based on our decisions. Do you have any advice? Thanks, Janine Do you have a wedding problem you need some advice on? Weddings are joyful occasions – but they're also incredibly stressful. Whether you're a bride or groom, best woman or man, family member or friend of the couple, the run up to the big day can be very tense. If you need a bit of help with your quandary, Alison, who has run a venue for 10 years and helps couples plan weddings, is here to offer a helping hand. Email platform@metro.co.uk to share your issue anonymously with Alison and get it solved. Dear Janine, WIN a year's supply of Sheep Dog Peanut Butter Whiskey Love peanut butter, love whiskey, love to indulge? This one's for you! We're giving three Metro.co.uk readers the opportunity to win a year's supply of Sheep Dog, the nation's favourite peanut butter Whiskey. Loaded with flavours of vanilla, rich caramel corn and whiskey undertones, finishing with butterscotch, subtle oak and coffee, Sheep Dog takes your peanut butter experience to a whole new level. Delicious when served over ice, in a hard shake or the ultimate nutty Espresso Martini, Sheep Dog Peanut Butter is the sipper you'll go barking mad for this summer. To enter simply fill out your details using the form below. Over 18s only please! In the meantime, sign up for News Updates to get all the latest stories from Metro){kind=link}
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With wedding season underway, Metro.co.uk has roped in Alison Rios McCrone, venue owner and planner, to help solve your dilemmas in a weekly agony aunt column…
Dear Alison,
My partner and I are teetotal vegans, and as such are planning on having a plant-based and alcohol-free wedding – but we’ve already heard grumblings from our families that that is unfair to them and other guests who would like to drink and eat meat.
I don’t want to back down on what is, for me, a moral stance, but I also don’t want our friends and family to reject our invitations based on our decisions.