Banquet Permit. Allows the service and consumption of liquor at a private, invitation only banquet or gathering held in a public place or business.
Banquet Permit. Individuals or groups may get a banquet permit to serve alcohol if, and only if, the event is private, has no public advertising (this includes public facebook events), has a closed guest list (with no walk-ins or ticket sales at the door), is not charging money for alcohol, and has alcohol brought by the organizer or guests potluck-style. Banquet permits are only for events that would normally be in a home, but exceed the capacity of space for most homes. Examples are a private birthday party or a volunteer appreciation party that is restricted to actual volunteers.Banquet permits are available to purchase the day-of the event from the Washington LiquorControl Board, and cost $12. They must be posted by the station where alcohol is served. Read more at: xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/licensing/banquet-permits..
Banquet Permit. A banquet permit is a permit you apply for that allows the service and consumption of liquor at a private, invitation-only banquet or gathering held in a public place or business. Examples include weddings, company banquets, retirement parties, and club, organization, or church events. xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/licensing/banquet-permits
