17 Bridal Shower Drinks That Are Refreshing and Celebratory Pretty cocktail recipes to toast the bride-to-be. Close Credit: Chelsey Barhorst Photography With plenty of opportunities for toasting, a bridal shower is an ideal event for including a signature cocktail. But with so many options, it can be tough to settle on one. Here, we rounded up our favorite bridal shower drinks, from punch recipes and fruity, ice-cold cocktails to creamy, milk-based sips. Cheers! 01 of 17 Coconut-Water Vodka Cocktail Credit: Jen Causey Is anything more refreshing than coconut water? Savor this cooling drink by adding vodka—yep, only two ingredients!—to create an easy, tropical-inspired cocktail. View Recipe 02 of 17 White Russian Credit: Bryan Gardner Try this decadently creamy White Russian, sure to please anyone with a sweet tooth. It's perfect for a muted-tones shower or a wintertime soiree. View Recipe 03 of 17 Mint, Lime, and Ginger Sparkler Credit: Ren Fuller For an alcohol-free option, enjoy this sparkling, colorful mocktail with all the zesty flavor of a ginger mojito. View Recipe 04 of 17 Rose Wine Punch A glass of this light and fruity cocktail is the perfect beverage when celebrating the bride-to-be on a warm summer night. The best part? You can make it ahead and chill, then set it out for shower guests to enjoy. View Recipe 05 of 17 Cosmopolitan Planning a women-only bridal shower? Then look no further than the classic Cosmopolitan, which came to popularity thanks to the HBO show Sex and the City. Flavored vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice, and a touch of lime, served always in a martini glass, is the epitome of a true girl celebration. View Recipe 06 of 17 Champagne Fizz Credit: Meredith Jenks Offered as an aperitif or for a toast, this ginger-infused drink evokes the spark of a true, explosive romance in every sip. An unforgettable cocktail—just like a wedding itself. View Recipe 07 of 17 Lillet Rose Spring Cocktail Love is in the air—that'll be your first thought every time you glance at this pretty, idyllic cocktail made with a base of Lillet Rose, gin, grapefruit juice, and edible flowers as a garnish for an even more romantic touch. View Recipe 08 of 17 Mezcal Bloody Maria Credit: Armando Rafael Swap the tequila for Mezcal and mix with Clamato juice in place of the usual tomato—plus fresh ginger and horseradish—and you'll get a smoky, spicy take on a classic Bloody Mary. View Recipe 09 of 17 Rose Sangria With Nectarines and Strawberries Credit: Noe Dewitt Sangria originated in Spain, and takes its name from the word "sangre," which means "blood." It can be made ahead in a big batch—perfect for a busy shower host—and should be served as cold as possible. Our recipe infuses vodka and rosé, with juicy nectarines and fragrant strawberries. View Recipe 10 of 17 Bellini Credit: Bryan Gardner Made with fresh peach puree, this Champagne cocktail will surely put a bright stamp on your bridal shower—especially if it's a brunch celebration. View Recipe 11 of 17 Pomegranate-Champagne Punch In Greek mythology, the pomegranate represents the bond of marriage as well as fertility. What better symbol to serve to shower guests to toast the bride-to-be? View Recipe 12 of 17 Ginger Sparkler for Hibiscus-Ginger Spritz Credit: Christopher Testani This colorful drink is made with fresh ginger and dried hibiscus flowers (also known as flor de jamaica), and it is as versatile as it is delicious—serve it with seltzer for a boozy-free option or with light rum for a grown-up version. View Recipe 13 of 17 Mimosa Credit: bhofack2 / GETTY IMAGES With only two ingredients—and endless spins on the original—the Mimosa is the ultimate brunch cocktail and the perfect drink to celebrate the soon-to-be bride. View Recipe 14 of 17 Extra Dirty Martini Credit: Rachel Marek A popular and refreshing cocktail, this recipe for extra dirty martini is sure to be a crowd-pleaser at any bridal shower. Because it only has three ingredients—gin or vodka, vermouth, and olive brine—it's important to use the best quality you can find. View Recipe 15 of 17 Lemon Drop-Champagne Punch Lemon complements just about everything beautifully, making it the logical flavor choice for a celebratory Champagne and vodka punch. View Recipe 16 of 17 Hibiscus-Honey Iced Tea Serve up this lively red tea to guests at an elegant bridal shower luncheon. Better yet, make it virgin and set up a DIY bar so they can booze it up—or not—and add garnish to their liking. View Recipe 17 of 17 Kir Royales Credit: DANA GALLAGHER Champagne gets a twist with the addition of creme de cassis. It's fruity, delicious, and classy enough to toast and cheer on the bride-to-be. View Recipe Explore more: Weddings Wedding Showers & Parties Bridal Shower