Champagne toast alternatives

Sparkling apple cider is a favorite of mine

Let guests toast with what they are already drinking. Otherwise go with Martinelli's sparkling cider. You can get in 2-3 packs very inexpensively at Costco if you are supplying your own.

Hi Michelle! Sparkling white grape juice may work well or a ginger ale (I love ginger ale!!) will give the same appearance with the bubbles/color as champagne and look pretty in the glasses 🥂❤️

We had a toast ... with champagne for those that drank. But most people at my wedding didn’t, so they had ginger ale in their fancy champagne glasses!! Lol!!

I drank apple juice.

Looks like wine, but isn't, for those of us who don't drink!

View Quoted Comment Great idea! Thank you!

View Quoted Comment I like the idea of ginger ale- the color & it’s bubbly.

View Quoted Comment I’m leaning towards ginger ale - the color & it’s bubbly. Gives the appearance of champagne.

View Quoted Comment The guests are going to toast what’s already in their glasses- I’m looking for something for he & I to toast in the champagne glasses.

View Quoted Comment And it has the look & appearance of champagne! Thanks for the great idea!

There are some really delicious sparkling ciders.

There's also a beverage now called TOST, which is sparkling white cranberry and ginger. It comes in both a regular champagne color and a rosé, as well as a lovely champagne-like bottle. It is intended to have the overall "look" of champagne (color, bubbles, and packaging) without the alcohol.

I've been thinking about this so much. I have resorted to probably allowing guests to just drink what they have during any toasts. I may have some bottles of cider though to just give another option other than beer and wine.

We decided to do a sparkling grape cided instead of champagne because we have many people who don't like champagne.

My FH doesn't drink either, and this might not be something you would consider...but he's going to put his favorite energy drink in his toasting flute. He LOVES Monster, and it's green, so he thinks it'll look kind of cool in the flutes. If you like the sparkling cider like everyone suggested, I would go for it! Otherwise, maybe fill with your favorite drink instead.

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View Quoted Comment OMG- that sounds awesome!

View Quoted Comment I looked into this & the reviews are awesome! Just ordered it from Amazon! Thanks girl !

Most weddings I've bartended have had either Martinelli's sparkling apple cider or a sparkling white grape juice as a champagne alternative. That always worked out pretty well! Ginger ale is also a good option, though it is a little darker than most champagnes.

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