Drink display for party

There’s nothing better than an outdoor party week and all kinds of drinks LOL But how to serve the drinks? Have you ever thought about a kayak or an old boat to hold your booze and soda? What about an old wagon or vintage bath tub? There’re so many creative ways to have drinks reserved[...] READ ARTICLE

Spring and Summer are both well on their way, and that means lots of parties. Baby Showers, Weddings, BBQ's, and Birthdays are just some of the parties I am talking about. With the warmer weather approaching these parties are going to be in need of some nice cold, refreshing drinks. I have gathered together some

Lakeishea Drayton on Instagram: "Hey DIY mama I know y’all are already planning those Summer Parties! Comment DRINK UP and I’ll send you everything I used in this video to create your own. Having a cocktail station at your party not only gives you another place to be creative with your party theme, but if your on a budget can help you save money on having to buy a ton of bottles or have a bartender. I love that you can get as creative as you want. You can have as many drink options as you…

When people are going to baby showers, they are expecting baby shower punch. It's a tradition that's as old as baby showers itself. Some people serve pink punch at baby girl showers; some serve blue punch for boy showers, and others serve whatever tastes good. The sky is truly the limit on what you can serve. There are so many ideas and even more variations to choose from. Traditionally, beverages served at a baby shower are non-alcoholic because the mom-to-be cannot drink alcohol. While…

Elevate your party with my creative drink station ideas! Discover unique DIY setups and stylish beverage solutions for unforgettable events.

The entertaining experts at HGTV.com share how to set up a coffee bar, mimosa bar or agua fresca bar at your next get-together.

First birthday boba party! So much time and effort went into planning and DIYing this party and it was all worth it for our little cu-tea!

Being a good host means planning food and drink options that accommodate everyone’s tastes and needs and making sure that all your guests know when and how to get to your place. But most importantly, it means having a comfortable, visitor-friendly home. When the weather is nice, that includes your patio! For Americans,

My friend Michael made this drink station for his son's first birthday party. The chalk board idea gave it the perfect final touch.