22 Fun and Delicious Baby Shower Mocktails

While serving a bit of bubbly or wine at a baby shower is totally acceptable, isn't it nice to have some amazingly delicious non alcoholic cocktails on hand, too? We think so! You can do a themed drink that matches the colour and style of the baby shower, or maybe whip up a nonalcoholic take on the mum-to-be’s favourite drink…or simply try something totally new and festive that will have everyone cheering! Here, ideas to inspire: 

Cotton Candy Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Princess Pinky Girl

These candy-pink concoctions just scream 'party' and will be an especially fabulous addition to a pink, sweets, or princess themed baby shower. (PS: There is actual cotton candy in these beauties!) 

Kombucha Mocktail

Photo and recipe: How Sweet Eats

All the health benefits of kombucha—like probiotics and antioxidants—but in a fun, fizzy, and citrus-infused drink. Cheers to that!

Vanilla Fauxjito Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Cotter Crunch

These creamy mocktails are rich and satisfying enough to be served as part of the dessert spread! A vegan and nonalcoholic blend of nutritious ingredients like avocado and coconut milk make it just as health-conscious as it is delish.

The Cinderella Mocktail

Photo and recipe: The Spruce Eats

Here, lemon, orange, and pineapple juice mix and mingle with ginger ale and grenadine, to make a delightful beverage.

Lemon Blackberry Fizz Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Catheryn Grivna

Festive, pretty, and bubbly? Yes, please! It does not get better than that in the world of mocktails. (Can you guess the secret flowery ingredient?)

Margarita Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Food Network

This crowd pleaser of a mocktail pairs perfectly with a 'Taco About a Baby' theme baby shower—and will wow any guest who loves a tart taste.

Lime Rickey Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Gonna Want Seconds

Super refreshing, light, and tangy, this vintage-feeling, muddled lime mocktail is a delightful addition to any baby shower.

Strawberry Mojito Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Plant Based Jess

Any summer or spring baby shower would be enhanced by this 'berry' satisfying blast of strawberry and mint goodness. 

Spiced Apple Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Marnie Rae

Planning a fall fete? Then there's nothing better than this spiced apple mocktail with seasonal garnish for your autumn baby shower. (Psst: The spicy ginger syrup levels-up this tasty treat!)

Vanilla Plum Shrub Mocktail 

Photo and recipe: The Modern Proper

This artisan, alcohol-free flavuor-blast can easily compete with the best cocktails around. It takes about 30 minutes to prep and mix, but is well worth the effort. PS: A shrub is cocktail-speak for a drink that gets its kick from vinegar instead of liquor. Sounds crazy, but it is delicious! 

Honey Roasted Pear Sparkler Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Cotter Crunch

If boho baby showers had a signature drink, this would be it! From the aesthetic to the blend of flavuors, any hipster mum-to-be and her crew will adore these drinks.

Rose Lemon Spritzer Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Half Baked Harvest

Could there be a more perfect mocktail for a Baby in Bloom baby shower? This one features the subtle botanical flavuor of rose water, plus fresh blossoms as garnish. Swoon!

Coconut Cooler Mocktail

Photo and recipe: A Classic Twist

Coolly coordinated with a winter-white baby shower or a tropical themed shower, this rich, creamy, and coconutty mocktail hits the spot.

Virgin Mary Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Skinny Taste

Throwing a breakfast or brunch shower? Well, here is the drink for you! This nonalcoholic spin on the classic bloody mary is almost effortless…and always pitch-perfect.

Blueberry Ginger Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Oh Carlene

While blueberry and ginger might be a surprising pairing, these flavours work beautifully together. A cinnamon stick garnish makes this mocktail festive for a fall or winter baby shower. But the ginger and berries give off warmer weather vibes, making this the perfect mocktail for any time of year!

Tea Tini Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Food Network

If you are hosting a tea party baby shower or Southern-style baby shower picnic, try this nonalcoholic spin on the tea tini (aka a vodka spiked ice tea), courtesy of Trisha Yearwood. Delicious!

Grapefruit Lime Spritzer Mocktail

Photo and recipe: How Sweet Eats

Almost too pretty to sip…but you and your baby shower guests will not be able to resist! This citrusy, bubbly mocktail brimming with grapefruit Italian soda will be a hit at any elegant baby shower.

Orange Moscow Mule Mocktail 

Photo and recipe: Skinny Taste

Do you need the signature copper cups to serve Moscow mule mocktails at your baby shower? No. Will this mocktail somehow taste more delicious in one? You bet!  

Lemon Ginger Turmeric Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Minimalist Baker

Who says shots and baby showers do not mix? It is guaranteed that your baby shower guests will love these five-ingredient citrusy, spicy, and (yes!) healthy mocktails.

Rhubarb Shrub Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Feasting at Home

This decidedly unique mocktail only requires three ingredients: rhubarb, sugar, and vinegar. Can’t get your hands on rhubarb? No worries. Berries, stone fruit, and tropical fruit all work great, too.

Citrus Sage Tonic Mocktail

Photo and recipe: I Am a Food Blog

If mum-to-be and the shower guests are gin and tonic fans, consider serving up this unique sage and citrus version. They are chic and refreshing…and sure to be a hit!

Chasing Summer Mocktail

Photo and recipe: Food and Wine

You want to blow your baby shower guests away? Then serve them this delectable mix of passionfruit, chai sun tea, and balsamic vinegar. Cannot imagine how this would taste? Think: Citrus meets caramel…that keeps you wanting more! 

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