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Weddings
Receptions, rehearsal dinners and welcome parties served from a polished bar trailer.
Learn moreTop Wheels Bar is a bar trailer with a bartending crew, built to pull up at weddings, private parties, company events and public festivals. Guests get a proper bar with real drinks and a place to gather, and the host gets one team to plan it with. Tell us the event, the date and the headcount, and we will tell you how the bar would work for you.
Most hosts who plan their own drinks end up learning the same lessons on the night. The line forms at a card table, one friend gets stuck pouring for two hours, and nobody can find the ice. Add a few guests ordering cocktails nobody planned for and the whole evening starts to revolve around the drinks instead of the people.
A bar trailer reverses that. The counter, the storage and the workspace arrive as one finished unit, with trained hands behind it. Guests see a real bar the moment they walk up, and you get to be a host again. The rules on alcohol service are a different matter, and they vary by state and city, so part of the job is sorting out how service works where your event is.
Weddings, private parties, corporate events and public festivals, all served from the trailer.
Receptions, rehearsal dinners and welcome parties served from a polished bar trailer.
Learn moreMilestone birthdays, graduations, anniversaries and backyard gatherings with a real bar.
Learn moreHoliday parties, client evenings and company celebrations with a hosted bar and a clean handoff.
Learn moreFestivals, fundraisers, markets and community events that need a drinks setup and the permits sorted early.
Learn moreGive us the event type, date, rough guest count and the venue or address.
The operator checks the date, site access, setup space and your venue's rules.
Who supplies the alcohol, who serves it and what permits or insurance apply are agreed in writing.
The trailer shows up ahead of guests, sets up and the crew pours for your event.
Receptions, rehearsal dinners and welcome parties that want a bar with some style to it.
Milestone birthdays, graduations and anniversaries where the host would rather mingle than pour.
Holiday parties, client evenings and launches that need a hosted bar without a venue bar tab.
Public events that need a drinks setup, with permits sorted before the gates open.
Planners who want a self-contained bar vendor with clear setup needs and a clean handoff.
Barns, lofts, gardens and halls that allow outside bars but have none of their own.
A bar trailer with a service counter, a bartending crew to run it and the setup needed to pour for your guests. What is included in the menu, the glassware and the staffing is confirmed in writing when you book, so you know what to expect before the day.
That depends on your state, your city and your venue, and it is settled before booking. In some places the host buys the alcohol and hires bartenders to serve it. In others, a licensed caterer or bar service has to supply and sell it. Your state alcohol beverage control agency is the authority on which model applies.
This site makes no claim about licenses or insurance. Any operator you book should state in writing which licenses and permits apply to your event and who holds them, and should be able to provide a certificate of insurance if your venue asks for one.
Dry hire is an option to raise during booking, and whether it is offered, and how alcohol service would work with it, is for the operator to confirm. Many venues and local rules expect trained servers, so ask early.
Service areas are set by the operator. Send your event address with your request and you will get a direct answer on whether it falls inside the area the bar covers.