16 Non-Alcoholic Punch Recipes That Are Perfect For Every Party

This three-ingredient peach lemonade is made for summer. From backyard barbecues to poolside sipping the sweet and fruity drink made with homemade syrup from in-season peaches will become your new go-to.

You can’t go wrong with this refreshing combination of blackberry, non-alcoholic ginger beer, lime juice, and sweet tea. Party prep ahead of time by making the blackberry juice a day in advance and storing it in the fridge until you’re ready to mix up the punch.

If you thought sherbet punch couldn’t get more colorful and delicious, think again. This citrusy, flavor-packed punch with add a special touch to any party.

This porch refreshment is as simple as mixing together two store-bought jugs—sweet tea and pineapple-orange juice. It can be made up to two days in advance and stored in the refrigerator.

This recipe is a favorite during the holidays thanks to its rich color and cranberry flavor. For an extra festive touch, thinly slice oranges and strawberries and float them around the punch.

This easy-to-make summertime treat is sure to be a crowd-pleaser at your next picnic or pool party.

Switch up your go-to sweet tea with this summer-inspired herb and watermelon version. Be sure to cover and chill the punch for at least one hour before serving.

You’re just three ingredients away from this refreshing drink that’s perfect for brunch, showers, or Saturday morning breakfast.

We transformed classic lemonade into the ultimate berry-bursting thirst-quencher. Top with fresh fruit for a tasty and beautiful garnish.

This recipe may be simple—it’s only five ingredients—but trust us: The flavors come together to pack a punch, pun intended.

If you like a Moscow Mule, then you’ll love this non-alcoholic version made with rosemary and ginger that gives you all the same delicious flavors. Serve it in a copper mug and garnish with extra sprigs of rosemary and lime wheels.

The nostalgic combination of grenadine, lime juice, maraschino cherries, and lemon-lime soda will always be a fan favorite for kids and adults who are kids at heart.

This picture-worthy punch is pretty enough to be a table centerpiece. Homemade simple syrup with rhubarb gives it a sweet-tangy flavor and pink hue.

Ivy Odom’s grown-up version of her favorite childhood summer drink, Kool-Aid Blue Raspberry Lemonade, still has the unique sweet-tart flavor without the artificial dyes or flavors. Kids and adults alike will be reaching for a second glass.

Ginger beer packs this punch with a fun fizz and pop of spice. Again, this recipe can be made with booze but it’s just as tasty without it.

If the photo alone doesn’t sell you on making this punch, just take a peek at the recipe. This pretty punch is made with orange and lime sherbet, plus cranberry juice, ginger ale, and pineapple juice. Yum!

Everyone knows a true Southern gathering is not complete without a pitcher of homemade sweet tea.

With a fruity taste and a sparkling finish, you can’t go wrong serving this pretty pink punch.

This is our go-to zesty punch for summertime gatherings. The watermelon-based punch gets an extra hint of sweetness from pineapple juice while freshly grated ginger adds depth.

This easy and elegant lemon mocktail comes together with just four ingredients.

Loaded with berries and citrus, this fruit-adorned punch is definitely a winner in our book. Even though it’s called Easter Punch, a glass of this strawberry lemonade and grapefruit refreshment is worthy of any celebration. Just swap the sparkling rosé for sparkling water.

Iced tea and lemonade go together like shrimp and grits. The result is simply the most refreshing beverage ever.

This margarita-like, party-worthy punch is made with limeade, sparkling water, maraschino cherry juice, margarita salt, and limes.

When preparing to host, it’s always nice to have something you can make ahead of time which is one of the many reasons we love this cider that can be kept in the fridge for three days before serving.

While three cups of freshly squeeze lemon juice might feel like a lot of added work, it’s well worth it. Vanilla bean and rosemary add the just-right amount of flavor to the citrusy beverage.

Don’t miss a beat around the holidays thanks to this non-alcoholic egg nog. Not only is it made without a spirit, but also eggs as we turned to vanilla ice cream for its creaminess.