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Step 1
Find an event coordinator if you observe a wedding guest drinking too much. An event coordinator will probably have some experience handling inebriated guests.
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Step 2
Find a bridesmaid or groomsman if you can't find an event coordinator. Don't be embarrassed to tell someone. They will probably be grateful you did before the guest does something shocking or drives drunk.
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Step 3
Do not tell the bride or groom. Keep the situation discreet. There's no reason to let this ruin the couple's happy day.
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Step 4
Feed the inebriated guest. Food can help slow down the rate at which the body absorbs alcohol. But be careful the drunk guest doesn't get sick.
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Step 5
Try to escort them away from the reception–into a lobby or another area where there are less guests, in an effort to prevent any embarrassing antics.
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Step 6
Get the guest's keys. The most important thing is making sure he or she doesn't drive. Find out if the bride and groom made any special arrangements for post-wedding transportation for inebriated guests. If the reception is at a hotel, find out if there are any hotel rooms available to guests. Convince the guest to stay at a hotel or get a ride home.











