Holidays & Occasions Baby Shower Non-alcoholic, Festive Drinks for a Baby Shower By Southern Living Editors Southern Living Editors Since 1966, the editors of Southern Living have been carrying out the mission of the brand: to bring enjoyment, fulfillment, and inspiration to our readers by celebrating life in the South. We inspire creativity in their homes, their kitchens, their gardens, and their personal style. We are a friend they can trust, a guide to the seasons, a helping hand during the holidays, and a relentless champion of the Southern way of life. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Updated on May 5, 2017 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Alison Miksch Baby showers are a fun, feminine celebration that warrants an equally festive baby shower punch or drink. We love these non-alcoholic drink recipes and are sure you and your guest of honor will too. Ginger-Orange Mocktails are ideal for a midmorning shower and might just be our easiest shower punch recipe. No one will be missing the mimosas when this fresh sipper is served. Try Blackberry-Lime Agua Fresca if you're looking for a hit of flavor berry flavor. We absolutely love the color of Iced Hibiscus Sweet Tea and the fizz from ginger ale makes it even more refreshing. Punch recipes like Lemon-Lime-Rosemary Punch and Cran-Raspberry-Vanilla Punch are Southern shower classics—you'll recognize them once you see the mounds of floating sorbet or sherbet on top. Our Sparkling Cherry Limeade is just the fix the mama-to-be needs if she's missing her favorite margarita on the rocks. Choose any of these recipes as a signature drink, but also have a batch of our Cucumber-Mint Water to offer guests as well. 01 of 17 Ginger-Orange Mocktails Jennifer Davick Recipe: Ginger-Orange Mocktails Mix together a container of orange juice, a bottle of chilled ginger ale, and a can of chilled pineapple juice and you'll have a delicious mocktail ready for sipping in less than 5 minutes. 02 of 17 Sparkling Cherry Limeade Iain Bagwell; Prop Styling: Annette Joseph; Food Styling: Cynthia Groseclose Recipe: Sparkling Cherry Limeade If your soon-to-be mama of honor is missing margs, she's going to love this virgin drink. Limeade, sparkling water, lime, maraschino cherry juice, margarita salt, and limes create this fiesta-worthy number. 03 of 17 Governor's Mansion Summer Peach Tea Punch Jennifer Davick Recipe: Governor's Mansion Summer Peach Tea Punch This elegant punch is perfect for spring and summer baby showers. The recipe calls for family-size tea bags, fresh mint, a bottle of peach nectar, frozen lemonade concentrate, ginger ale, club soda, simple syrup, and fresh peach wedges. 04 of 17 Classic Sweet Tea Alison Miksch Recipe: Classic Sweet Tea You can't go wrong with a classic. 05 of 17 Iced Hibiscus Sweet Tea Jennifer Davick Recipe: Iced Hibiscus Sweet Tea This stunning tea is made with hibiscus tea bags and chilled ginger ale—for a little fizz. 06 of 17 Lemonade Iced Tea Jennifer Davick Recipe: Lemonade Iced Tea Think of this as a big-batch version of the Arnold Palmer. 07 of 17 Cucumber-Mint Water Southern Living Recipe: Cucumber-Mint Water It's always nice to offer water to your baby shower guests in addition to any specialty drink you might have. This recipe takes it up a notch with cucumber, lime, and sprigs of mint. 08 of 17 Berry Splash Beth Dreiling Hontzas Recipe: Berry Splash We didn't mention this in the recipe, but we love garnishing each glass with a few blueberries. 09 of 17 Vanilla-Rosemary Lemonade Ralph Anderson Recipe: Vanilla-Rosemary Lemonade It might take you a while to squeeze all those lemons but, trust us, it's worth it. 10 of 17 Blackberry-Lime Agua Fresca Hector Sanchez Recipe: Blackberry-Lime Agua Fresca Make it bubbly by using club soda instead of water. 11 of 17 Lemon-Lime-Rosemary Punch Alison Miksch Recipe: Lemon-Lime-Rosemary Punch It's not unusual to walk into a shower in the South and see a punch bowl with mounds of sherbet floating on top. Add this Southern classic to your baby shower menu. 12 of 17 Lime Fizz Photo: Jennifer Davick Recipe: Lime Fizz This fizzy and refreshing drink is a cool treat for warm days. Your favorite mom-to-be is going to love sipping on this as she opens all those adorable gifts. 13 of 17 Lemon-Blueberry Sweet Tea Jennifer Davick Recipe: Lemon-Blueberry Sweet Tea This bright and refreshing tea will be a beautiful addition to your baby shower menu. 14 of 17 Lemon-Mint Sparklers Hector Sanchez Recipe: Lemon-Mint Sparklers Save time on the day of the shower by making the syrup a week ahead and storing in your refrigerator. Chill the club soda so it doesn't melt the ice cubes too quickly when added. Mix the ingredients together just before serving to ensure this refreshing sipper keeps its fizz. 15 of 17 Cucumber-Ginger Limeade Hector Sanchez Recipe: Cucumber-Ginger Limeade This is about as cool and refreshing as it gets. Make the Ginger-Lime Syrup ahead to save time on the day of the shower. 16 of 17 Pineapple-Basil Tea Iain Bagwell Recipe: Pineapple-Basil Tea Slightly tropical, and fully delicious, this Pineapple-Basil Tea is going to have guests going back for a second glass. 17 of 17 Cran-Raspberry-Vanilla Punch Alison Miksch Recipe: Cran-Raspberry-Vanilla Punch This punch can't be beat for fall or winter baby showers. It calls for cranberry-raspberry juice, sparkling cranberry juice, vanilla extract, raspberry sorbet, and frozen whole cranberries. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit