is the wedding toast always champagne?? what do we toast with at a dry wedding

a non alcoholic cider is a good alternative for a toast at a dry wedding

Any other sparkling drink will do the honours eg. lemonade or choice of:

Homemade ginger ale

Sounds more complicated than it is; all you need to do to make ginger ale is brew up a ginger simple syrup, add some fizzy water and you have a glorious sparkling drink.

Cider  Hard cider hasn’t always had its roll in American drinking culture as it has in places like England, but a good, chilled cider is perfect for celebrating and can often be found in non-alcoholic varieties. The other benefit? It’s gluten free.

Kombucha

It might sound a little on the health freak side, but a cocktail made with a kamboucha is not only bubbly, but also delicious. Brew your own batch and then mix away; you can make Kamboucha Cosmopolitan

Hello

The wedding toast is usually champagne or something sparkling

So if your wedding is going to be alcohol free then maybe consider a non alcoholic sparkling wine or even sparkling apple juice or similair

Another option is a mocktail

Kind regards

Louise

www.foodstuff.com.au

We suggest that you toast with a non-alcoholic Sparkling Wine instead or a sparkling Punch.

We have noticed that this has been the choice of other Brides.

 I hope this helps.

Traditionally the wedding toast is Champagne, however for a dry wedding you could serve a non- alcoholic sparkling wine or make up your own mocktail that suits the style of you and your partner.

The wedding toast is commmonly some sort of sparkling, but this does not mean you have to follow this trend.

For a dry wedding, I would suggest making a signature mocktail that yourself and your guests can have to toast your wedding. Or offer a couple of options for everyone to enjoy during the reception.

Making it seasonal, fun and fresh (especially for a summer wedding!), everyone will love them.

Decorate with some fresh fruits, herbs and/or edible blooms with a personalised swizzle stick and straw.

And the bonus is, they look fabulous in photos!