OMG! Creative Ways To Serve Shots At A Wedding To Make It A Night To Remember
Weddings are timeless ceremonies where love is celebrated, traditions are honoured, and, let's not forget, the party is epic. In the midst of planning the perfect floral arrangements and the most Instagrammable cake, why not give your guests something truly memorable to raise their glasses? Enter the world of creatively served shots—a trend that's shaking up the wedding scene with a dash of fun, a splash of style, and a generous pour of originality.
The Welcome Shot
Imagine your guests' delight as they're greeted not just with smiles and handshakes but with a welcome shot, artfully presented in miniature glasses. This isn't your dive bar slammer; think elegant, subtle, and utterly delightful. A perfect pick is the Smirnoff Espresso Martini Shot. Combine 30 ml Smirnoff Vodka with 15 ml coffee liqueur and 15 ml fresh espresso. Serve in chic mini martini glasses garnished with a few coffee beans. It’s a pick-me-up that whispers, ‘This celebration is about to get interesting.’
The Toasting Shot
When the speeches start and it’s time to toast the happy couple, why not switch out the traditional champagne for something with a bit more personality? The Mini Johnnie Walker Black Label Neat is sophistication in a shot. Pour 30 ml Johnnie Walker Black Label into sleek, custom-engraved shot glasses that guests can take home as a keepsake. It's a moment of luxury, a sip of the good stuff to honour love, life, and happiness.
The Dessert Shot
Just when your guests think they've seen it all, dazzle them with a dessert course that's as intoxicating as it is sweet. The Chocolate Dream Shot is where dessert meets decadence. Mix 15 ml dark crème de cacao with 15 ml Baileys Original Irish Cream and 30 ml whole milk. Serve it in small, chocolate-rimmed glasses for a treat that's as visually appealing as it is delicious. It’s like the fairy tale ending to the meal, in liquid form.
The Party Starter
As the DJ turns up the volume and the dance floor beckons, kick off the evening festivities with the Spicy Tanqueray Shot. Blend 30ml of Tanqueray Gin with 15 ml green chilli syrup and a dash of lime juice. Serve in tall shot glasses with a rim of salt and chilli powder. It’s the liquid equivalent of a fireworks show, signalling that the party is about to hit full swing.
The Last Shot
For people who are still standing, as the host, you must thank their stamina with The Last Shot. This is a savoury surprise that is a snack masquerading as a nightcap. Make a tiny Bloody Mary with 30 ml Smirnoff Vodka, 30 ml tomato juice, and a dash of Worcestershire sauce. Serve these with a skewer of cherry tomatoes and mozzarella. This shot hits the right spot, satisfying those hunger pangs and making sure the party doesn’t die.
