Plan the perfect drinks for your bach party. Calculate cocktails, wine, champagne, and batch drinks for an unforgettable celebration.
Calculate Bach Party DrinksHow many people are celebrating with the bride?
One night, full day, or entire weekend?
Bottles, batch cocktail recipes, and shopping list
Drink estimates for bachelorette groups (per evening, 5 hours)
For weekend trips, multiply by number of nights. Use our full calculator for exact quantities.
The quintessential bachelorette drink. Light, refreshing, Instagram-ready.
3 parts Prosecco + 2 parts Aperol + 1 part soda + orange slice
Perfect for nights out. Keeps the energy going strong.
2 oz vodka + 1 oz coffee liqueur + 1 oz espresso + 0.5 oz simple syrup
Cannot go wrong with rosé. Easy, crowd-pleasing, and very bach.
1 bottle per 2-3 people for daytime sipping
Perfect for destination bach parties. Easy to batch in a pitcher.
2 cups tequila + 1 cup lime juice + 1 cup triple sec + 0.5 cup simple syrup
6-8 bottles
8-10 bottles
3-4 bottles
2 cases + juices
For a 10-person bachelorette weekend, plan for heavier drinking than typical events. For one evening (4-5 hours), estimate 40-50 drinks: about 10-12 bottles of wine or champagne, or 2-3 bottles of liquor for cocktails, plus mixers. For a full weekend, multiply by 2-3.
Popular bach party drinks include: Aperol Spritz, Espresso Martinis, Rosé all day, Margaritas, Cosmopolitans, Champagne/Prosecco, and signature batch cocktails. Pink and bubbly drinks are classic bachelorette favorites.
Plan 1 drink per person per hour, then add 25% buffer for bachelorettes. For a 10-person weekend: Day 1 evening (5 hours) = 60 drinks, Day 2 daytime (6 hours) = 75 drinks, Day 2 evening (5 hours) = 60 drinks. Total = 195 drinks or about 20-25 bottles of wine equivalent.
Yes. Batch cocktails are perfect for bachelorettes because no one has to play bartender. Make pitchers of margaritas, sangria, or spritzes ahead of time. Guests can self-serve while you enjoy the party. Prepare 1 pitcher per 6-8 servings.
Common contributions: the bride brings nothing (guests cover her). Each guest can bring a bottle of the bride favorite (rosé, tequila, champagne). The maid of honor often coordinates so there is variety. Vodka, tequila, and rosé are always safe bets.
For a 10-person bachelorette weekend at an Airbnb, budget $300-500 total for alcohol ($30-50 per person). Single-night parties run $150-300. Split costs evenly among guests, excluding the bride. Buying in bulk and making batch cocktails saves money.
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