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Wedding Cocktails
Any bride who has picked up a wedding magazine recently knows of the new trend for servingsignature cocktails at a wedding reception. Serving signature cocktails can be quite expensive, because alcohol isn’t cheap. So I’ve scrounged up some non- alcoholic (for brides that don’tdrink, or don’t have the wedding budget to buy alcohol) , as well as, alcoholic wedding themedcocktails .
Non-Alcoholic Cocktails.
Because No One Likes A Drunk Flowergirl.
Babylove
Having a 1960’s inspired wedding? Or maybe you’ve know your groom since your where kids?Whatever the reason your guest are sure to love this Supremes inspired cocktail.
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1 1/2 oz coconut milk 
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3/4 oz cream
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2 oz pineapple juice
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3/4 oz banana syrup
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1 bananaShake well over crushed ice in a shaker. Strain into a collins glassand fill with crushed ice. Top with banana slices, and serve.
Good Morning To You My Love
Having a sunrise wedding? Good Morning To You My Loves would go wonderfully with awedding reception brunch.
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1/2 orange
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1/2 lime
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1/2 apple
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1 dash orange juice
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1 dash apple juice
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1 dash whipping cream
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iceMix all ingredients in a mixer with ice. Serve in a small bowlgarnished with strawberries or grapes and a straw.
Mock Champagne
 
Consider having mock Champagne for the kids to toast with. Nothing makes a child feel moregrown up than having their own version of champagne.
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2/3 cup Sugar 
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2/3 cup Water 
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1 cup Grapefruit juice
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1/2 cup Orange juice
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3 tablespoons Grenadine syrup
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28 ounces Ginger ale — chilledCombine sugar and water in saucepan over low heat. Stir untilsugar is dissolved. Bring to boil and boil 10 minutes. Cool. Addsugar syrup to grapefruit and orange juices. Chill thoroughly. Addgrenadine and ginger ale just before serving.
Brown Pelican
Having a beach themed wedding? Then Brown Pelicans will fitright in.
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5 oz Apple cider 
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2 1/2 oz Ginger beer 
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IceCombine in a mixing glass, stir gently and pour over ice cubes in ahighball glass
Evil Princess
Okay ladies, time to be honest. You’ve been a bit of a bridezilla. Maybe you’ve gone on a rant or two that Ahmadinejad blush. Consider poking a bit of fun at yourself with an Evil Princess.
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1 oz Grenadine
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2 oz White grape juice
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1 oz Apple juice
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1 tblsp Vanilla syrup
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1 tblsp Lemon juicePour over ice. Stir and garnish with a lime slice.
Alcoholic Cocktails.
 
You don’t have to be a drinker to meet his family, but it helps.
A Goodnight Kiss
 Nothing ends a night of dancing quite like A Goodnight Kiss.
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4 oz Champagne
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1 splash Campari® bitters
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1 sugar cube
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1 drop Angostura® bittersPlace a drop of angostura bitters on a sugar cube and drop into achampagne flute. Add champagne and splash of campari.
A Midsummernight’s Dream
Having a summer wedding? Or maybe a Shakespeare inspiredwedding? Then A Midsummernight’s Dream is for you.
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5 fresh strawberries
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1 tsp strawberry liqueur 
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1 oz Kirschwasser® cherry brandy
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2 oz vodka
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Schweppes® Russian tonic water Mix the strawberries in a blender and pour over ice in a shaker. Add the vodka, kirsch andstrawberry liqueur to the shaker. Shake well, pour into a highball glass, and fill up with therussian water 
Love Potion
Valentines day wedding or just a heart theme? Eather way LovePotions are a great way to kick off your lifetime love affair.
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1 oz Absolut® vodka
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1 oz amaretto almond liqueur 
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1 oz peach schnapps
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1 oz orange juice
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1 oz cranberry juice
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ice cubesPour ingredients into a shaker with ice, shake and serve on therocks.
Lovely Wife
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