Weddings are all about creating memorable experiences, and what better way to add a personal touch than with a beautifully crafted cocktail? Whether you’re tying the knot in Bath or hosting your reception in a nearby countryside venue, a signature drink can set the mood and bring everyone together.
One of our favourites at Taylor and Johns is the Raspberry Gin Fizz. It’s light, refreshing, and just fancy enough to feel special. Here’s how you can make it at home—or let us bring it to your big day.
What You’ll Need
- 50ml gin
- 25ml fresh lemon juice
- 15ml simple syrup
- A handful of fresh raspberries
- Sparkling water or prosecco
- Ice
- Fresh mint for garnish
How to Make It
- Muddle the raspberries in a cocktail shaker until they’re well crushed.
- Add the gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and ice. Shake well to combine.
- Strain into a chilled glass filled with fresh ice.
- Top with sparkling water or prosecco for a celebratory fizz.
- Garnish with a sprig of mint and a raspberry or two.
This cocktail is as visually stunning as it is delicious—perfect for wedding photos and even better for toasting to your future.
Why a Cocktail Can Transform Your Wedding Atmosphere
At Taylor and Johns, we’ve seen how much of an impact a thoughtful drink selection can make at weddings. A well-chosen cocktail, especially one with local flavours or a personal story, becomes a conversation starter and a part of your guests’ experience. Whether you’re hosting in Bath, Bradford-on-Avon, or somewhere in the Cotswolds, a customised drink menu can elevate the day in ways you wouldn’t expect.
Looking for more ideas? We’re happy to help you design a bespoke cocktail menu that reflects your style and complements your venue.
Closing Thought
Making the perfect cocktail is as much about the experience as the recipe. If you’re planning your wedding in Bath or nearby, consider how a dedicated mobile bar can bring a unique, stress-free element to your celebration. At Taylor and Johns, we love nothing more than helping couples create moments to remember—one drink at a time.
