Deciding His & Hers cocktails for your wedding needs to be about what you like most! But sometimes, it helps to pick cocktails that go together well with your wedding style if it’s based upon the cocktail’s color, taste, or demonstration. (Wondering what your style is? Take our Bridal Style Quiz to find out!) We went ahead and picked some of the tastiest and funniest cocktails that we thought would work great for eight unique styles. Take a look at our list below! Ingredients are listed for each cocktail, but be sure to click on the links to receive the entire instructions so you can try each cocktail on your own. And don’t forget to have a look at our shop by style page where you’ll locate the ideal decorations, favors, and much more to suit your wedding fashion.
Nautical – Blueberry Mojito & Cherub’s Cup
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When we think nautical we think navy blue, pretty pinks, and light and crisp beverages by water. Both of these cocktails attractively include a touch of these nautical colours and are equally super refreshing.
Blueberry Mojito:
- white rum, lime juice, cane syrup, mint leaves, blueberries
Cherub’s Cup:
- St. germain, vodka, lemon, simple syrup, berries, brut rose sparkling wine
Bohemian — Chamomile Whiskey & Rosewater Lemonade with Vodka
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For your free-spirited couple who enjoys to adopt nature and accessorize with natural components such as flowers, then both of these beverages are the ideal choice as signature cocktails at your wedding.
Chamomile Whiskey:
- Honey, chamomile tea, whiskey, sexy water
Rosewater Lemonade with Vodka:
- Rosewater water, simple syrup, peppermint, vodka
Rustic — Blueberry Pomegranate Sangria & Sweet Tea Mint Juleps
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Rustic weddings are nation chic, outdoors, and down-to-earth in our heads and we believe both of these cocktails set great with those qualities. Both smooth and sweet to drink, we love that these are so loved by most, and look adorable in rustic mason jar glasses too.
Blueberry Pomegranate Sangria:
- red wine, pomegranate juice, blueberry vodka, triple sec, lemon-lime soda, mint, apples, blueberries, strawberries and peaches (optional),simple syrup (optional)
Sweet Tea Mint Julep:
- Water, sugar, mint leaves, tea bags, bourbon, lemon, mint sprigs
Indie — Orange Creamsicle Cocktail & Cotton Candy Champagne
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If you’d refer to yourself as an indie bride, then we could bet that your wedding is going to be unique, unique, so much fun! That is why we believe these two unique and unexpected drinks would work perfectly as your signature wedding cocktails.
Orange Creamsicle Cocktail:
- Vanilla vodka, orange soda, reddi wip, sugar sprinkles
Cotton Candy Champagne:
- champagne, fresh cotton candy
Classic — Old Fashioned & The Aviation
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Both well known for the last century, we think these two popular cocktails are a terrific selection for any classic wedding. Both are always in fashion, and their attractiveness variables are undoubtedly a bonus!
Old Fashioned:
- Bourbon, sour, sugar, seltzer water, orange and cherry (optional)
The Aviation:
- Gin, lemon juic, maraschino liqueu, simple syrup, crème de violette
Beach Chic — Pineapple Mojito & Carribean Mist
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Add a touch of paradise to a wedding with these two yummy cocktails! The pineapple garnish and cool blue colour of those instantly makes us feel as though we are led into the tropics.
Pineapple Mojito:
- Pineapple, mint depart , sugar, white rum, lime juice, club soda
Carribean Mist:
- mango rum, pineapple juice, soda water, blue curacao, sugar
Vintage — Death in the Afternoon & The Bee’s Knees
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A death in the day was actually Ernest Hemmingway’s cocktail of choice while the bee’s knees dates back to the prohibition age making them the ideal cocktail choices for a vintage wedding. But be careful, while the bee’s knees may be mild, a death in the day is extremely powerful!
Death in the Afternoon:
- absinthe, sparkling wine
The Bee’s Knees:
- Lemon, honey, gin, ice, orange
Brunch Wedding – Loaded Bloody Mary & Peach Mimosa
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If you intend on having a brunch wedding, we recommend serving bloody marys and mimosas. Both hot and very differnt from one another, both of these cocktails are easy to sip on in the A.M., which makes them the perfect pick for touch cocktails any wedding which starts before noon.
Loaded Bloody Mary:
- tomato juice, horseradish, worcestershire sauce, celery salt, garlic salt, tabasco sauce, freshly ground black pepper, vodka
Peach Mimosa:
- champagne, orange juice, peach nectar, peach
Which of those cocktails do you adore? Can you find out about any fresh cocktails that you would love to try?
