Raise a glass

Pour the toast without overbuying champagne.

Turn your guest count into toast pours, bottles, and an estimated bottle budget, with a clear allowance for non-drinkers.

Read the champagne toast planning guide

Your gathering

Plan the toast

A toast pour is smaller than a full glass. Adjust the drinker share for children, abstaining guests, and anyone choosing a nonalcoholic toast.

How the champagne estimate works

Drinkers equal total guests multiplied by the selected drinking percentage, rounded up. The chosen buffer is added before bottles are rounded up.

  • A standard 750 mL bottle contains about 25.36 US fluid ounces.
  • A 3-ounce toast pour yields about eight pours per standard bottle before buffer and rounding.
  • Bottle cost excludes tax, delivery, service, glassware, and nonalcoholic alternatives.
  • This planner estimates quantity only; it does not determine who may legally drink or be served.