These are the placement cards to show you where to sit. The groom is a certified sommelier so the wedding was Napa-themed, so to speak.
You will need per place setting:
one cork, vintage unimportant
four thumbtacks - look carefully at the base of the corks - you can barely see them. The purpose, of course, is to keep the corks from rolling which could result in a wild scramble by the guests.
one sharpish knife to cut the slit in the corks to hold the name signs.
There was a bottle of Rutherford for each guest, with a silver ribbon tied around the neck holding a net bag of three wrapped chocolates and a utility cork embossed Steve and Gabby 10-22-17. The tag reads, "Thank you"
Of note: in France, there is a separate dumpster for wine corks only. Not the bottles. Just the corks. I believe they are recycled in some fashion. You may never have the pleasure of drinking a Chateau-de- $1,000 a bottle, but you might get bits of the cork. Something is better than nothing. A votre sante!
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