Bar de drinks

Está o preço de compra de um carrinho bar https://www.arttrike.com.br/carrinhodedrinksbrisa

Ola,

O meu foi 6 mil, em sp

Oii, boa noite!
Ontem (17/5/2026) fechamos o nosso bar com a opção de 12 drinks para 120 convidados, sem álcool e ficou no valor de R$2.000,00.
Somos do Rio de Janeiro e não sei como são os preços no seu estado, mas mesmo assim achei caro o orçamento que te deram. Esse bar foi uma promoção de um evento que fomos, uma Expo para noivas e debutantes.

Tá caro, encontrei para 80 pessoas por 1800 aqui em sp

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Bom dia, achei caríssimo.

O que contratamos ficou 2.700, 10 opções de drinks com e sem álcool, para 150 pessoas.

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