About

Mobile bartending service — Tucker, Georgia

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Weddings Corporate events Licensed & insured

Will Tucker is the founder and lead bartender of A-List Cocktails, Atlanta's premier mobile bartending service. Born and raised in Atlanta, GA, He holds a ...

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Plan your event

Serves the Tucker, GA area — confirm your venue is inside their travel range when you inquire
Licensed & insured licensing and liability insurance come up in reviews or their own materials — still ask for a current certificate of insurance; most venues require one
Website alistcocktails.com

Booking basics

Mobile bartenders book by the date, not the walk-in — popular Saturdays (especially May–October) go months out, so inquire early with your date, venue, guest count, and whether you want a full package or dry hire. Most will hold a date with a deposit and a signed agreement.

A directory can't see anyone's calendar — availability, travel fees, and minimums always come from the bartender directly.

Add-ons they offer

Extras hosts mention in reviews of About or that the service describes itself — the fastest way to tell whether they can cover the whole bar side of your event.

🍸 Signature Cocktail Menus

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Add-on mentions are mined from reviews and the service's own materials — packages change season to season, so confirm what's included when you get your quote.

Booking About for a wedding

Weddings come up for About — confirmed on their own site, so they'll know the rhythm of the day: cocktail hour hits all at once, then the bar settles into a steady hum until the last dance. Two numbers get your quote right. First, the staffing math: the standard rule is one bartender per 50–75 guests — so a 150-guest wedding usually means two to three bartenders, and going thin here is the classic cocktail-hour line mistake. Second, drinks per guest: plan on roughly two drinks in the first hour and one per hour after; a dry-hire bartender can turn that into an exact shopping list for your headcount so nothing runs out and nothing goes back to the store.

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Corporate events with About

Reviews and the service's own materials mention corporate events at About — holiday parties, launches, client mixers. For office events, three things are worth settling on the first call: whether they carry the liquor liability insurance your building or venue requires, whether they can run a mocktail or zero-proof menu alongside the bar, and how invoicing works if your company needs a W-9 and net-30 terms. More on hiring a corporate event bartender →

Listing compiled July 2026 from the open web (the service’s own website and public pages) — this service has no Google Business listing we could verify against, so double-check details with them directly. Something out of date? Report a correction. Run this service? Claim your listing — it's free.