What is a wedding shower drink idea?

Wedding showers are usually daytime events, so the drink should feel fresh and not too heavy. You want something guests can sip over a couple of hours without feeling tipsy too quickly.

A sparkling elderflower spritz is a lovely option. Mix elderflower cordial with sparkling water, add a slice of lemon or cucumber, and top up with a little white wine or prosecco if you like. It looks pretty, tastes light, and is easy to make in a large jug or punch bowl before guests arrive.

Another idea is a berry iced tea. Brew a large pot of black or fruit tea, let it cool, then add mixed berries, mint and a little honey or sugar. Serve over ice. It is refreshing, colourful and works well for guests who do not drink alcohol.

For something with a bit more colour, try a rose or pomegranate lemonade. Mix lemonade with a splash of rose syrup or pomegranate juice, and serve over ice with fresh berries. It looks festive and tastes sweet without being heavy.

If you want a warm option, a spiced apple juice punch works well in cooler months. Warm apple juice with cinnamon sticks, cloves and a slice of orange. It fills the room with a lovely smell and feels comforting.

Whatever you choose, make a big batch in advance and have a non-alcoholic version clearly available. Most guests will be happy with something simple, so do not overcomplicate it.