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Marital Bliss Cocktail Recipe and Drink Label How-To

This recipe, served at the wedding of Eunice Moyle and Daniel James, was provided by Fork & Spoon Productions, a catering and event-design company based in San Francisco. Beverage dispenser, Classic Hostess.

Photograph by Emily Nathan
Martha Stewart Weddings, Spring 2010
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Ingredients

  • 2 parts gin (we used Hendrick's)
  • 1/2 part St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur
  • 1/2 part fresh lime juice
  • 4 parts soda water to top off
  • Lime slice or wedge for garnish
  • Mint sprig, for garnish

Directions

  1. Combine gin, liqueur, and lime juice in a cocktail shaker with ice, and shake. Pour over ice in glass. Add soda water, and stir. Garnish with lime and mint.

  2. To make the labels, download the PDF file with Eunice's design. Replace the text with the name and description of your own drink. Print onto sturdy white paper, and use a craft knife to cut out the label along the light gray lines.

  3. Use the craft knife and metal ruler to cut slits in the corners where marked. Wrap a grosgrain ribbon around the beverage dispenser or punch bowl, and slip the ends through the slits from the front; attach to the back of the label with double-sided tape.

Recipe Reviews

Reviews (4)

  • andi_allen
    4 Dec, 2012

    The link for the label pdf doesn't seem to work. Would you mind reposting it? Thank you!

  • Racast
    28 Apr, 2010

    I ordered a different dispenser at classichostess.com, they really have a variety of drink dispensers. I love this one in the picture.

  • Racast
    28 Apr, 2010

    I ordered a different dispenser at classichostess.com, they really have a variety of drink dispensers. I love this one in the picture.

  • TalleySue_Hohlfeld
    18 Mar, 2010

    That snazzy beverage dispenser is probably this one:
    (which costs roughly $70)

    http://www.classichostess.com/24inchetcheddrinkdispenser.aspx

    That site in particular has lots of beautiful ones. And if you search for the term "beverage dispenser" or "drink dispenser," you'll find lots of very different ones. Ornate, modern, acrylic, etched glass, pottery . . .