What does it mean?

Have you ever received an invitation to a party and written through the bottom was the letters? No, this is not an application for a response to a certain day; Simply put, the abbreviation for "brings his own" as in bringing your own booze.

There are many reasons why the host asks you for a party for a party or event. If he himself does not imitate, he could design his guests. This will allow him a sober evening, but allow those who want a glass of wine or a bottle of beer to bring their own if they are so tilted. However, some people do not drink for religious purposes if this is the case with your host; Check with them before bringing alcohol to their party. Byo could be considered an insult. Some people would not have alcoholic beverages in their homes at all. Alcohol can be expensive; Buy enough for everyone can clean your wallet. Potluck Dinners are also places where you could be encouraged to bring your own.

A lot of restaurants are not an alcohol zone or no alcohol license. Rather than Expect Their Guests to Forgo Enjoying and Bottle of Wine Dinner, They'll Allow Patons to Byo. Call in advance to the restaurant and find out their byo policy. Some charge a "cork" fee, if their servers have to open a bottle, you can also call a fee if you use their glasses. If this is the case, you may want to forget the byo or bring your own corkscrew and glasses.

How do you know if the restaurant is just byo? If he advertises in the local article, he will usually have "Byo" at the bottom of the advertisement. It will also be listed. If you are unsure, there is nothing wrong to call in advance to find out.

Something else to consider, some hosts do not have alcohol because they have a problem with drinks. If so, you may want to completely give up the booze. Your host can offer the situation to be polite. If t isOnly recently on the car, the last thing you want is to offer temptation.