Outdoor Drink Stations For Weddings

Beer Bar

Having your own rustic beer bar with taps is so much cooler than sticking to an indoor bar.

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Wine Glasses to Keep

Instead of making everyone wait in line at the bar, provide glasses everyone can grab, write their names on, fill up as they wish, and bring home!

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Beverage Canoe

Image Source: Summer Street Photography

We love this nautical idea of using a canoe as a cooler for any warm-weather party!

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Classy Lemonade Station

What better way to quench your guests' thirst than with pretty, homemade lemonade readily available?

Photo by Nick Radford Photography via Wedding Chicks

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Or Try a Full-Blown Grown-Up Lemonade Stand

With pink lemonade and matching sweet treats.

Source: Andary Studio via Sweet Designs by Amy Atlas

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Tea and Sweets Station

You might not be having a tea party, but creating an elegant DIY station for tea and sweets adds a lot of fun to any Spring or Summer party.

Photo by Heather Kincaid via Style Me Pretty

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Mimosa Bar

What's better than mimosas flavored with fresh fruit at a girls' brunch or wedding shower? This bar is a delicious and colorful addition to any outdoor get-together.

Photo by J Wiley Photography via Green Wedding Shoes

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Cute Soda Station

An alcohol-free soda bar is a great kid-friendly addition to include at weddings or barbecues.

Photo by Sugar Photo Studios via Wedding Chicks

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Vintage Bar

Getting creative with your presentation can get guests even more excited about your bar — try this vintage-inspired idea with a homemade wooden sign and an old suitcase.

Photo by TW Photography via Wedding Chicks

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Wheelbarrows as Coolers

Image Source: The Hunted Interior

Put your wheelbarrow to good use as a cute display for grab-and-go drinks.

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