For anyone looking for a special beverage for your Valentine’s Day celebration, here are several alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. My friends and I sampled all different types of beverages during a brunch and, besides mimosas, these were some of our favorites.

Not only do I have drinks listed, but below that, you will find cute glasses and drink accessories I used to make them more festive. They just made our drinks look so pretty and added a little flare that made us feel a little fancier.

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Three Mocktails

Pear and Rosemary Mocktail

Ingredients:

• Pear juice
• Rosemary Simple Syrup*
• Sparkling Water (I used Ginger flavored sparkling water.)
• Ice
• Sprig of Rosemary for garnish

* To make the Rosemary Simple Syrup, make simple syrup (Click the following link for the recipe I used to make simple syrup: Simple Syrup.), and then add two sprigs of rosemary to it. Let it soak for at least 30 minutes. Take the sprigs out and it will last for up to 10 days (At least that’s what my research has told me, but check on that for yourself.).

Shirley Temple

The classic mocktail. It’s the perfect color for Valentine’s Day, so I obviously had to add it. And truthfully, it feels so obvious that maybe you would forget how easy it is to have these items on hand.

Ingredients:

• Sprite
• Grenedine

Berry Punch

(Okay, so this one doesn’t seem like it’s a mocktail, per say, but it’s delicious. So I’m adding it.)

Ingredient:

• Raspberry Sherbert
• Sprite
• Strawberry Lemonade
• Raspberries and Strawberries for garnish
• Ice

If you have kiddos, this could be a fun drink for them to enjoy!

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Three Cocktails

Spiked Pomegranate Punch

Ingredients:

• Pomegranate Juice (We ran out of pomegranate juice and this also tasted great with Cranberry Juice.)
• Pomegranate Seeds for garnish
• Vodka
• Ginger Ale
• Simple Syrup
• Prosecco or Champagne (I used Champagne)
• Ice

White Cranberry Mimosa

• White Cranberry Juice
• Champagne
• Raspberries (I used these because I didn’t have cranberries, but you could for sure use those instead.)
• Ice

Cranberry Ginger Cocktail

Ingredients:

• Ginger Limeade
• Cherry Limeade
• Vodka
• Ice

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Drink Accessories

Here’s a few items to make your drinks feel fancy. I do highly suggest looking for fun glasses at thrift stores because they have so many great options. Some of the glasses pictured above are from thrift stores because I love to check out glassware when I’m thrifting.

Glasses

• Origami Style Transparent Glass
• Along Creative Glass
• Mushroom Glass
• Rainbow Acrylic Stemmed Tumbler
• Fluted Acrylic Glassware

Accessories

• Heart Reusable Straws
• Heart Paper Straws
• Edible Florals for Floral Ice (Please do your research before you ingest these.)
• Heart Ice (I chose these because there are moon and stars too, so you can use this tray more often.)