Create A Signature Drink for Your Wedding
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If you want to make your wedding an extremely personal affair there are many new trends and ways to do so. One of my favorites is to create your own personal wedding day Signature Cocktail.
Many brides are doing a DIY project for their wedding (Do It Yourself) not necessarily to save money but simply to create a personal touch to their wedding. Creating a Signature Drink is a simple project that won't take alot of time out of your busy schedule to put together but it will create the "wow" factor and a lasting memory of your special day.
Work with your banquet hall or caterer early in the planning stages and let them know that you want a signature drink concocted for your wedding. Inform these specialists of what some of your favorite travel spots, foods, passions, hobbies and past times are as a couple. Let these specialists come up with a fabulous cocktail creation and imaginitive name for your drink.
Canadian Club are experts at mixing cocktail specialties and couples in the Windsor area are so lucky to have this local resource. When you place your wedding day liquor order with Canadian Club make sure to discuss some ideas with them about a specialty drink. With the abundance of wonderful wineries in our area these specialists can also help you with some wedding day wine mixer ideas.
Make your wedding day drink your signature drink as a couple for many years to come. When you entertain guests in your home for dinner parties or special occasions carry on the tradition of serving your wedding day drink to family and friends for many years to come.
Make sure to include take home drink cards at each table outlining the ingredients for your signature drink. Your guests will love the idea that they can mix up this drink after your party. Your drink may become so popular over the years that it could end up on a bar menu. Cheers!!
If you want to make your wedding an extremely personal affair there are many new trends and ways to do so. One of my favorites is to create your own personal wedding day Signature Cocktail.Many brides are doing a DIY project for their wedding (Do It Yourself) not necessarily to save money but simply to create a personal touch to their wedding. Creating a Signature Drink is a simple project that won't take alot of time out of your busy schedule to put together but it will create the "wow" factor and a lasting memory of your special day.
Work with your banquet hall or caterer early in the planning stages and let them know that you want a signature drink concocted for your wedding. Inform these specialists of what some of your favorite travel spots, foods, passions, hobbies and past times are as a couple. Let these specialists come up with a fabulous cocktail creation and imaginitive name for your drink.
Canadian Club are experts at mixing cocktail specialties and couples in the Windsor area are so lucky to have this local resource. When you place your wedding day liquor order with Canadian Club make sure to discuss some ideas with them about a specialty drink. With the abundance of wonderful wineries in our area these specialists can also help you with some wedding day wine mixer ideas.
Make your wedding day drink your signature drink as a couple for many years to come. When you entertain guests in your home for dinner parties or special occasions carry on the tradition of serving your wedding day drink to family and friends for many years to come.
Make sure to include take home drink cards at each table outlining the ingredients for your signature drink. Your guests will love the idea that they can mix up this drink after your party. Your drink may become so popular over the years that it could end up on a bar menu. Cheers!!
posted by The Wedding Lady at
7:52 AM
1 Comments:
Hey, that’s truly a superb idea! I am in love with this signature drink for wedding parties. In fact my sister is also seeking such unique ideas for her big day so I will surely suggest this one to her. She has only reserved one of her favorite wedding venues and all preparations are still pending.
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