But it YOUR FUCKING WEDDING. Pick what you like, who cares what others would like.
If I had to pick four that would appeal to a wide range of people, I'd pick:
a crisp lager (Victory Prima Pils)
a mildly to moderately hoppy pale ale (Dales Pale Ale or Sierra Nevada PA)
some kind of Belgian Golden or saison (Ommegang Henepin)
and some kind of porter or stout (Founders Porter)
and voila, I've very easily stayed away from medicre macro swill and instead gone with four stellar craft beers with mass appeal potential (and stayed away from anything excessively hoppy/sour/roasty/etc)
Blue Moon decent? hahaha. You're funny. That's a joke, right?
Who forced you to serve three shitty beers (and a decent Dogfish lawnmower beer) at your wedding? It seems like it's your wedding, you should be able to have what you want.
Killians Irish Stout a Stout beer by Coors Brewing Company (MillerCoors), a brewery in Golden, Colorado.
Thank you for sharing.
Today I tasted a Firestone IPA.
All I can say is that it was the most repulsive beer that I have ever tasted in my life! 
That was just for you James since I knew that you would appreciate it so much. 
I stuck with the $3 pints of Killens Stout. Not all that great but the price sure was.
Blue Moon is made by Coors too. I would say that is a decent Beer. For my wedding I was able to pick one craft beer and I picked Dogfish Head 60 minute. Then for my 3 mainstreams I picked Blue Moon, New Castle, and Amstel Light. Seemed like a good variety.
It is decent beer. So is New Castle. Here is a clue you pick beers other people might actually like. So say even if I could have picked the top 4 beers from Beer Advocate if no one would drink it what would be the point. Some people only drink light beer.
When you have a caterer you have different plans. I got the top of the line liquor plan from the best caterer in Baltimore area. I guess I could have a DJ and play all shitty music that gets good reviews and watch everyone have a miserable time.
