Bachlorette party drinks...?

Question

i am hosting one at my house in a couple of weeks and i need some drink idea's (alcoholic, by the pitcher) any one have some good recipes that wont extremely intoxicate my guests... thanks!

Answer 1

well, i dont know any recipes for really good alcoholic drinks, but this is a good idea for people who don't like alcohol or are designated drivers:

Sparkling Lemonade: Blueberry Lemonade

It sounds dweeby but its actully really good.

Answer 2

you can make a big batch of Whop- mix all white liquors like citrus vodka, gin, white tequila, and Malibu in a BIG punch bowl along with a large jug of Hawaiian punch and a few frozen concentrates of Hawaiian punch. cut up fruits like watermellon, oranges, grapefruit, and float in the punch then eat them, they will soak up the alcohol also. make sure when buying the liquor you get flavors that go together- don't get any minty or pepper flavors!

another idea I've done for bachlorette parties is to have a specailty martini for the night. pick out a naughty named martini and make big batches of it in a pitcher or thermous. then pick up martini glasses from the dollar store (one for each guest) then get some paint pens from the craft store in the wedding colors and decorate each glass. you can decorate them however you want- put the names of the bride and groom along with the wedding date on each one- or designs and the name of each guest on them (helps people remember which glass is their's!) then you can use those as the party favors for everyone to take home! here is a list of different martinis http://www.swankmartini.com/martini_reci...

Answer 3

Lemonade with citron vodka garnish with a strawberry - simple, easy and summery.  You could even add sparkling wine to it.

Answer 4

Ohh sounds like fun! Find out what the bride to be wants to drink and go from there. If it's completely up to you then you can try to find out what some of the ladies like to drink. Set yourself a budget for everything and keep track of what you need. Also you can try to find drinks that will go with the food you are serving. If it's finger foods for example, then some kind of punch would go great with it.

Margaritas are fairly simply to make. You can buy the mix and some ice and blend it together and serve it in the glasses. You can pick some up at a party store if you don't have any.

Good luck and have fun...

Answer 5

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