Hey all, so our venue gave us a "tipping sheet" to reference for what the industry standard usually is; our venue is all inclusive, so they said tipping is not required but if we felt they went above and beyond then tips were appreciated. We are confused on the bar portion of the tipping because it says 15-20% of the bar tab, but we are having an open bar. We are totally okay with the bartenders having tip jars out, but we don't know how many people will be carrying cash, so we definitely want to make sure they're taken care of. Any pointers? Did anyone else have a similar type of venue or experience?
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