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If you are building a drinks list for a shower, a rehearsal dinner, or a wedding bar that is not all alcohol, this is a good week to stock up. OLIPOP has 25 percent off all 12-packs sitewide through September 21st, and no code is needed. The discount comes off automatically.
Here is why we keep coming back to this one. Non-alcoholic options at weddings used to mean a pitcher of lemonade and a case of club soda, and guests noticed. OLIPOP is a prebiotic soda that actually tastes like something, which makes it a genuinely useful base for mocktails or a perfectly good drink on its own. Buying by the 12-pack is how you make that work on a budget instead of paying bar prices per can.
Where this fits into a wedding budget:
The dry side of your bar. A few flavors on ice with a garnish reads as intentional rather than as an afterthought, and it costs a fraction of what a signature cocktail runs per head.
Bridal showers and brunches. Daytime parties rarely need a full bar. A well-stocked soda situation can carry the whole event.
Welcome bags. Drop a can in with the snacks and the itinerary. Out-of-town guests arriving thirsty will remember it.
Getting-ready mornings. Everyone is running on coffee and nerves. Something cold that is not champagne is a gift to your bridal party at 10 in the morning.
Guests who are not drinking. Pregnant friends, designated drivers, people in recovery, and anyone just taking the night easy all deserve better than a warm bottle of water. This is one of the cheapest ways to be a thoughtful host.
The new Caramel Apple flavor just landed too, which is about as fall-wedding as a soda gets. If you are ordering for an event, mixing two or three flavors across a few 12-packs gives guests a real choice without complicating your setup.
Ready to stock up? Head to OLIPOP before September 21st, while 25 percent comes off every 12-pack at checkout. No code required.
Planning the rest of your drink list? Our guide to dry and low-alcohol wedding bar ideas has more on building a bar that still feels like a party.