Tatertinis

Get your guests involved by serving a Potato Martini Bar. This is a great interactive idea for a intimate setting with close friends, or at a wedding reception for 200. Here is what you will need to make it a success!

• Mashed Potatoes
• Gravy
• Sour Cream/Butter
• Shredded Cheese
• Sauteed Mushrooms
• Steamed Broccoli
• Steamed Asparagus
• Corn
• Olives
• Ham
• Popcorn Chicken
• Martini Glasses

Just layer the ingredients as you like and we guarantee your guests will be coming back for more!

Ice, Ice, Baby

Take a look at this cool option for personalizing your wedding and adding a jaw dropping element to your day. You're bound to have fun as the drink is poured through the luge and chilled on the way!

Besides adding some elegance to your celebration, they are really fun. I am sure your guest will think those ice bars are in fact hot.

Also enhance your ice sculpture presentation with a variety of decorative accents and colored lighting effects. As with high quality diamonds, lighting is everything!

Let them drink cake!

For this drink, the sugared rim simulates icing, while the cocktail is reminiscent of a white cake with fruity notes. It’s perfect for a bridal shower, wedding, anniversary or Valentine’s Day date (especially if it’s a V-Day/proposal combo). Also, with only one liquor and two mixers involved, it’s easy on the wallet, a major bonus during a major recession.

Wedding Cake Martini

2 ounces vanilla vodka
2 ounces pineapple juice
2 ounces sweet and sour mix
Combine in a shaker with ice and shake vigorously. Strain and pour into a raw sugar-rimmed martini glass.

Serves 1

Note: Avoid using the supercheap, neon-looking sweet and sour mix. It creates a less-balanced, less cake-like cocktail.