Whether you’re deep in the throes of wedding planning or just getting your feet wet, this post is for you. Consider it cocktail hour 101, which also translates swimmingly into bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, and any and every party you might possibly be throwing on your road to “I Do.” For this course, we went right to the expert, St-Germain, purveyor of scrumptious cocktailing.
With their new cocktail customization, it is now super duper easy to infuse your day with a personalized beverage that fits your wedding day style like a glove. And we’re here to show you just how simple it is. We’ve teamed up with St-Germain to delve into cocktail hour inspiration full of delicious recipes and creative displays for four different wedding styles, one of which we’re getting cozy with today.
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Feast your eyes on the White Cosmopolitan, which plays beautifully with a vintage wedding style. We were inspired by romantic glamor with a Downton Abbey feel. Think a glowing evening affair full of sparkling, vintage details.
For our twist on the White Cosmopolitan, we added vintage gold-rimmed glasses dipped in edible glitter and garnished with white orchid blossom for a finishing touch. The result? Undeniably glamorous and scrumptious to the last glittering drop.
And that’s not all, folks. Along with the perfect signature cocktail comes a DIY perfect for displaying all the yumminess on the menu. In keeping with our vintage glamor feel, we created three ways for displaying your drink menu on a gilded mirror. It doesn’t get much more glamorous than that.
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Supplies:
Mirror
Posca extra broad paint marker in white
Posca medium paint marker in white
Masking tape
Q-tips
Glass cleaner
Magic Eraser
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Supplies:
Mirror
White vinyl
Exacto knife or scissors
Inkjet printer
Glass cleaner
Cocktail menu template (use Adobe Illustrator CS6 to edit)
Birch Std font
Diehl Deco font
To Remove: Peel the letters right off, and clean the glass to remove any residue!
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Supplies:
Acrylic paint in color of your choice (metallics would look great!)
Foam paintbrushes
Contact paper
Exacto knife
Razor blade
Glass cleaner
Q-tips
Permanent marker
To Remove: Scrape off paint with a razor, and remove any residue with glass cleaner!
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Photography + Location: Heidi of White Loft Studio | Design + Styling: Style Me Pretty | Cocktail: St-Germain | Vintage Cocktail Glasses: Style Me Pretty’s personal collection