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I love it!
My first response was - why didnt I think if that!
If I went to a wedding that had this I would be a HAPPY girl ;-)
And it would really set the tone for the party - great idea!
I think that's awesome! We are having beer, wine and a signature drink, but this would be one way to work in some other stuff!
Not so much.
If I had to do this I would play it up. Make a rustic holder for the bottle-something like this:

or hide it in a paper bag like in prohibition times:(or use a burlap bag)
I think its pretty but I'd maybe add a few votive candles as well. I just think candle light really adds to any room and will probably play off of the mirror and glassware as well :)
We're going to be doing an alochol-centered centerpiece! The FH makes homemade mead, and we're going to have personalized bottles on each table, along with a few details that tie into our engagement, and a few flowers to add that touch of feminine :)
Love this idea...I just came from the store stocked with stuff to make trial runs on centerpieces. This decision is harder than I thought. LOL
How about you make your own label for the bottle...a play on words. You could even name your tables after the brand/name of liquor. I'd really play up the idea. The shot glasses are a fun favor idea too.
I think I would like the look a lot more if the alcohol was in decanters instead of the original bottles.
I love it too! Will the guests be encouraged to crack open the bottles? If I were a guest, I would be like, "wait, what if it's for a toast or something? let's wait...." and then I'm afraid we'd miss out on some shots if we waited too long, haha.
Maybe consider having your DJ make an announcement at the beginning, encouraging people to drink up, or asking them to hold off until [the toast/etc.].
I think that I would like it better if there was more to the centerpiece than just the bottle and the glasses.... maybe put votive candles or flowers in between the bottle and the glasses, just to make it a little more "wedding" and a little less bar decor?
I second the decanter and candles and/or flowers. It kind of depends on your decor, but those will give it more of a sophisticated/weddingy feel.
i definitely think more needs to be added to it. Some candles would make a huge difference, but it would be sweet if you could put the liquor into a decanter or some other pretty serving things. it just looks sort of plain and NON wedding ish to me.
Decanter would be tough though, because you'd HAVE to taste it to find out what it is - and guests who don't know their hard liquor still might now know.
@daydreamwanderer: The OP could have Jack Daniels typed on a piece of parchment like paper kind of like a place setting in front of the decanter bottle. I think that would look pretty cool
I posted on your other boarsd and just saw this one and wanted to share a pic i found that may help also if you like this look of course............yu could put thebottle in a basket with the petals around it and the mirror under it ( the basket softens the look of the bottle i think). I hope this helps 
I'd do a wooden crate with the bottle inside! Some filler around it, make it look like it was just dropped off there. Awesome idea!
I think it's fantastic, myself. Maybe add some votives, like others have suggested, but overall it sounds like a fun party wedding to attend!
I agree with the decanter suggestion and naming the tables after the different types of alcohol. That could be really fun and get people mingling with different tables. I would only do this however if you are sure people won't drink and drive. I have been to a wedding before where the bartender noticed certain guests were drinking excessively and talked to the bridal party about arranging rides/cabs. I would just be nervous in a situation where people were able to help themselves to the hard alcohol like that, you might have a lot more drinking and no one really having a sense of how wasted any one is. I believe that in some states if there is any underage drinking going on, the hosts can be held liable if there is an accident, but don't quote me on that.
Hey, it's different and very functional!!! I say go for it, especially if it's a true personal touch of your FI
I agree with the table number ideas, you could hang table numbers off of the bottles and you could attach the escort card to their personalized shot glasses you are giving as favors.

Also, I probably would do something similar to what others are saying with flowers in the middle and maybe putting two smaller bottles on the table, like one on each side of the flowers ( and maybe mix in some votives)
Wow, awesome ideas! Thank you so much for replying! I think I'm going to add votives, or perhaps tea candles, it would definitely make it more wedding-y.
I also love the idea of putting table numbers on the bottles!
The reception will be adults only (with the exception of neices and nephew who get Welch's sparkling cider with plastic wine glasses and are leaving promptly after dinner). We're getting the 375 ml bottles (much smaller than the pictured Goldschlager bottle) that will serve 8 shots, to hopefully prevent excessive drinking.
I don't envision the Jack being used in any sort of toast, but who knows what FI will want lol! I think it'll just be for fun during the dancing part of the reception.
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FI wants Jack Daniels on every table. We're having six tables (rounds that seat 8 people). Our favors will be shot glasses that are personalized. We're just trying to decide now how to incorporate the Jack into the tabor decor. Idea #1 is to make the Jack and shotglasses part of the centerpiece, making it a centerpiece/alcohol/favor and saving tons of money! Here's a prototype I set up today. (Had to use Goldschlager as there's no Jack in the house lol.)
The real version will have matching personalized shot glasses, a ribbon around the neck of the bottle, and flower petals scattered on and around the mirror. Please tell me what you think! If you have any suggestions on other ways to incorporate a large bottle of liquor into table decor, please share!
Thanks bee! :)
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