Alcohol-free parties people actually remember.

Big-batch mocktail recipes, mocktail bar setups, and the party math nobody else does for you. For baby showers, holidays, Dry January, and every party where some or all of your guests aren't drinking.

Browse party recipes  Set up a mocktail bar

S Every recipe is made and tested by Shirley, and written for a crowd.

How much do I need?

25
3
  • 100drinks to plan for
  • 3.9gallons of mocktail
  • 25lbs of ice
  • 38glasses or cups

Assumes 2 drinks per guest in the first hour, then 1 per hour, at 5 oz each. Add 25% if it's hot out. Get the printable shopping list

Pick your party

Recipes, menus, and setups planned for the occasion.

Dry January

Kick off the month with a party that proves nobody misses the booze.

Baby showers

Drinks the guest of honor can enjoy too.

Holidays

Punches, mules, and warm cider.

Kids' parties

Fun drinks without the sugar crash.

Game day

Pitchers that keep up with the crowd.
A mocktail bar set up with a drink dispenser, garnishes, and glasses

Set up a mocktail bar in an afternoon

  1. Pick two drinks

    One bubbly, one fruity. Two is plenty, and both can be made the day before.

  2. Batch the bases

    Mix juices and syrups in dispensers. Keep sparkling water on ice beside them.

  3. Set out garnishes

    Citrus wheels, herbs, and berries in small bowls let guests make their drink their own.

  4. Add a menu sign

    Guests pour more confidently when they know what's in each drink.

Read the full setup guide

Made for a crowd

Every recipe scales from 1 glass to 100.

Grapefruit rosemary spritz mocktail

Grapefruit rosemary spritz

Batch-friendly, 15 minutes
Cranberry orange mule mocktail

Cranberry orange mule

Holiday favorite
Spiced apple cider punch

Spiced apple cider punch

Serve warm
SShirley, creator of MocktailParty

Hi, I'm Shirley

I started MocktailParty because the guests who aren't drinking deserve more than a can of soda. Every recipe here is made in my own kitchen, tested on real guests, and written for a crowd, with the shopping math worked out so you can enjoy your own party.

Cheers, Shirley

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