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It’s that time of the year again when we are gearing up to celebrate Galentine’s Day, the holiday that celebrates the beauty of friendship.

So of course we have to do something fun!

Last year, we came up with a list of Galentine’s Day Gifts based on the 5 senses, and this year we wanted to share 5 cute mocktail recipes to have at your Galentine’s Day party or event.

If you were wondering if the “M” was a typo, it’s not! You read it correctly, we are toasting our besties with cute, aesthetic, non-alcoholic beverages this year.

A lot of people participate in what they call Dry January, where they take a break from the booze to reset for the new year; so why not keep the momentum going with these easy mocktail recipes for February?!

These cocktail-style, alcohol-free beverages will still give you all the feels of a fun, bubbly, and girly drink that you can enjoy without the hangover!

Check out these 5 Easy Mocktail Recipes to celebrate Galentine’s Day this year!

Mocktail Instructions & Mocktail Tools

Mocktail Instructions

Honestly, these mocktail recipes are so easy that the instructions are simply to mix the ingredients all together.

It really doesn’t matter the order, but if you would like to see how I made them, you can check out the friendshipwithintention Instagram or the friendshipwithintention Pinterest account for the videos (each video is less than 30 seconds!).

Mocktail Tools

The tools you would need for these drinks are pretty much all the same tools that you would use for cocktails.

Below you’ll find a list with links to the most common items for your convenience:

Mocktail #1| The Strawberry Shirley

Ingredients

Lime juice
Grenadine
Ginger ale/ginger beer
Strawberry slices
Ice (typically cubed)

Mocktail #2| A Strawberry-Lime Spritzer

Ingredients

Limes/lime juice
Strawberry slices (to be muddled)
Sparkling water (lemon/lime flavor or unflavored) or Sprite
Sugar or salt around the rim
Ice (typically crushed)
Simple syrup (optional)

Mocktail #3| The Sweet Sunrise

Ingredients

Orange juice
Grenadine
Orange slices
Ice (crushed or cubed)

Mocktail #4| The Fizzy Orange

Ingredients

Orange slices (to be muddled)
Strawberry slices (to be muddled)
Honey
Splash of orange juice
Sparkling water (orange flavored or unflavored)
Sugar around the rim
Ice (crushed or cubed)

Mocktail #5| The Sangria Surprise

*Note: This mocktail is typically made in a larger container like a carafe or a pitcher. Also, this drink is best when it can sit for a few hours to soak up the flavor of all the individual pieces of fruit.

Ingredients

Strawberry slices
Orange slices
Apple slices
Lemons/limes
Any additional fruit you’d like to add
Cranberry juice or cran-apple juice
Splash of orange juice (optional)
Ice (crushed or cubed)

Bonus Mocktail| The Alcohol-Free Mimosa

*Note: I know the blog post promoted 5 mocktails, but this bonus is so simple I had to include it.

Ingredients

Your favorite fruit juice
Alcohol-free Prosecco

Whether you’re hosting a Galentine’s Day Brunch or attending a Galentine’s Day party, these non-alcoholic mocktails are sure to be a hit!

How are you and your friends celebrating Galentine’s Day this year? Is your friend group open to the idea of replacing cocktails with mocktails? I’d love to know in the comments below!