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Welcome drinks that’ll make an impression – 4 recipes to inspire you ahead of the wedding

Welcome Drinks That Will Impress – 4 Recipes to Inspire You Ahead of the Wedding

BRÖLLOPSGUIDEN
Karin Lundin & Emelie Petré

Welcome Drinks That Impress – 4 Recipes to Inspire You Ahead of the Wedding

A welcome drink is more than just a refreshing beverage – it’s a mood-booster, a touch that makes guests feel instantly welcome, and a way to set the tone for the whole day. At a time when wedding details are becoming increasingly personalised, we’re also seeing drink stations transform into creative eye-catchers and conversation starters.

Here are four modern and stylish welcome drinks that are perfect for everything from elegant garden weddings to intimate summer parties – with recipes you can easily adapt to suit your own style.

Elderflower Fizz with edible flowers

Elderflower Fizz with edible flowers

Light, elegant and floral. This delightful drink is best served in a coupe glass and is perfect for garden weddings or romantic settings.

YOU’LL NEED–
3 cl
elderflower liqueur– 12 cl
prosecco– A splash of sparkling water–
Edible flowers (feel free to freeze them into ice cubes or use them as a garnish)

Espresso Martini

Espresso Martini

Chic, bold and energising. The perfect drink for the evening – as much a statement as it is an energy boost. Ideal for black-tie events or modern city weddings.

YOU’LL NEED
– 4.5 cl
vodka– 3 cl freshly brewed espresso–
3 cl coffee
liqueur– Optional: 1.5 cl simple syrup

Aperol Spritz with a twist

Aperol Spritz with a twist

Sunset in a glass. Refreshing and colourful – this classic is an obvious favourite for weddings with a summery feel.

YOU’LL NEED–
6 cl
Aperol– 9 cl
prosecco– 3 cl sparkling water–
Garnish: a slice of orange, mint or berries

Minty Lime Fizz (non-alcoholic or with rum)

Minty Lime Fizz (non-alcoholic or with rum)

Crisp, fresh and inclusive. A perfect welcome drink for daytime events or weddings offering non-alcoholic options.

YOU’LL NEED–
3 cl fresh lime juice–
3 cl simple syrup–
9 cl sparkling water–
Fresh mint, a slice of cucumber, a sugar-rimmed glass–
Optional: 3 cl light rum for a mojito twist

BRÖLLOPSGUIDEN
Karin Lundin & Emelie Petré

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