This would fit in at a farmhouse affair.

Pretty Pomegranate Mimosa The perfect drink for getting ready with the girls, a mimosa is a classic way to celebrate the day of the wedding. Opt for pomegranate juice within the traditional orange juice for a fun twist on the cocktail. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Refreshing Mint Julep Having a summer wedding? Cool off for this Southern classic. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Pink Grapefruit Gin and Tonic Garnished with mint and a slice of pink grapefruit, this yummy take on the gin and tonic would be well suited for a spring or summer wedding. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Delectable Caramel Apple Cocktail Try something seasonal such as this apple drink if you're planning a fall wedding. It can be served cold or warm depending on your preference. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Cardamom Berry Smash The deep taste of fresh blackberries melds using the exotic spice of cardamom syrup and citrusy botanicals of gin to make a refreshing relief into the summer heat. This would fit in at a farmhouse affair. Get the Entire recipe >>

Matcha Green Tea Gimlet If you're looking for elegance, look no more. The grassy notes of the matcha balance perfectly with the flowery botanicals of the London dry gin in this really "green" cocktail. It's a bit sour, a bit sweet, a bit unusual and very yummy. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Sweet Honey Bourbon Cider Still another fantastic drink to serve at a fall reception. Combine bourbon small office partitions . honey and apple cider to create a sweet, sugary cocktail guests will love. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Sol de Flare Cocktail Some like it's hot! This refreshing cocktail, peppered with hot tequila, is sure to begin a fiesta on your special day. Get the Entire recipe here >>

Mellow Melon Margarita Like its title promises, this fruity twist on the standard margarita will leave you refreshed and feeling mellow. (And that can't use that after all of the stressful preparation?) Get the full recipe >>

Chocolaty Peppermint Cocktail Dreaming of a winter wonderland? Maintain your wedding guests warm with this cocktail made with peppermint and hot cocoa. Get the Entire recipe >>

Fruity, Sparkling Sangria Freshen up your reception's cocktail hour with sparkling sangria filled with a great deal of fruit. Do not complain about a drink that's also edible. Get the full recipe here >>

Sparkling Cran-Citrus Mocktail It's great to include a mocktail for those who don't imbibe or little ones in presence. A splash of cranberry juice added into orange-flavored sparkling water gives this drink a enjoyable coral hue. Rim every glass sugar and garnish with an orange wedge to evoke an adult-beverage aesthetic.

Lime in the Coconut Cocktail Perfect for a destination wedding, this tropical adult beverage made out of coconut vodka and pineapple puree pairs nicely with a shore setting. Get the full recipe >>

Golf-Themed Cocktail Don't neglect the groom's signature drink. For this cocktail, blend Tres Agaves Blanco Tequila, cold brewed tea, lemon juice and simple syrup in a cocktail shaker and dry shake for 5 seconds. Pour into Collins glass with ice and top with soda water. Add 5 dashes of angostura at the top and garnish with reindeer moss.

Spicy Raspberry Lemonade Mocktail An alternative for a non-alcoholic beverage, this mocktail is composed of fresh raspberries, lemonade and ginger beer for a spicy, sweet flavor that is oh-so satisfying.

Boozy Berry Patch Lemonade For your berry lovers, this one is for you. Raspberries, blackberries and strawberries soak into a mixture of lemonade, bourbon and pomegranate juice to make this yummy cocktail: a perfect pick for a Southern summer wedding. Get the full recipe here >>