Monitoring Guests with Wristbands for Alcohol
Control
Wine and
spirits are consumed out of enjoyment by many. Enjoying a glass of wine, beer
or a cocktail can help people relax and loosen up after a hard workday. Most
enjoy making a toast and having one or two drinks with their friends. There are
the occasions, though, when too many drinks can lead to unwanted behavior:
belligerence, even violence. Whether hosting an event, organizing a beer or
wine festival or running a bar, you want your guests to have a good time and
not have to deal with another patron getting out of control. An effective way
to monitor guests and control alcohol consumption is with wristbands for bars. Wristbands for bars have detachable tabs. You can choose from three, four or five detachable tabs, which can be used as a ticketing system for alcoholic beverages, as well as food. Each detachable tab is sequentially numbered, which helps in your efforts to monitor patrons' consumption of alcohol, making wristbands for bars ideal for wine festivals, beer festivals or any open bar events with limited drinks.
Wristbands for bars can be securely attached to each guest's wrist at the entrance of the establishment after a staff member checks identification to verify that he or she is of legal drinking age. Wristbands for bars can be part of a pre-paid package or purchased on the spot. Whichever makes the most sense for your event. In any case, IDs must still be verified before a wristband can custom wristbands be distributed and securely fastened on a guest's wrist.
Once inside, guests just show their wristband for bars to the bartender when ordering a drink. The bartender tears off a tab, and then serves the guest with a choice beverage. No more tabs? No more drinks.
Wristbands for bars not only assist with monitoring guests for alcohol control, but also assist with security. Since wristbands for bars are non-transferable, nobody is sneaking in. Bartenders and servers can feel confident that they are serving someone of legal age, who has paid their entrance fee. This enables staff to work more efficiently, which leads to happy guests.
Another advantage of non-transferable wristbands for bars is that friends cannot sneak friends inside. One guest cannot get in and then remove his or her wristband to pass it off to a friend in line.
Another way to ramp up security is to custom imprint logos, taglines, the date, the event name or all of the above onto wristbands for bars. Custom imprinting helps prevent counterfeiting. Guests may get wind of wristbands for bars being distributed and try to outsmart the system. Instead of purchasing a ticket for the event, they get the idea of purchasing generic wristbands at a local party store. If you distribute wristbands for bars in a unique color with a unique design, there is no way a fraud is going to get passed security at the entrance.
Custom imprinting onto wristbands for bars also provides an excellent opportunity for marketing. Every single guest's wrist turns into a mini-billboard. Oftentimes, people wear their wristbands for bars for several days after their big night out. Bright colors and a cool logo will catch the eye of their co-workers, friends and family. They may even be approached by strangers at the grocery store or the gym who are curious about where they went. Nothing is better for business than a referral.
You can also imprint promotions on wristbands for bars. Maybe you want to invite them back to the next bar event? Imprint a QR code or a URL onto the wristbands that sends guests to a page where they can purchase discounted tickets for the next event. Or, invite them to a non-event night—Taco Tuesday—buy a taco, get a beer.
You can also team up with another business, like a winery. Patrons can receive a discount off a winery tour or enjoy a flight of wines by that winery at a discounted price. Businesses can reap rewards by purchasing advertising space on your wristbands for bars. You do, too. Selling ad space will help cover the costs of the wristbands for bars. You might even make a small profit. No matter what, you are definitely building relationships with both patrons and vendors alike, while also building the branding image of your event, festival or bar. That's smart business!
