You can use a dining room table, folding table or even set the Mimosa Bar up on a kitchen counter or island.
I actually used a rolling kitchen island that I had in my studio to make the bar.
If using a tablecloth, place it on the table first. The menu can be written on a chalkboard, or typed, printed out, then displayed in an 8″ x 10″ picture frame. Menu of drink recipes – let your guests make up their own combinations or give them some ideas with a Mimosa Menu. Vase of flowers – adds an extra pop of color to the Mimosa Bar!. If you’re hosting a large party or one that extends throughout the day, I’d recommend a beverage tub to keep the juices and multiple bottles of champagne cold. I keep the other bottles in the refrigerator and switch them out as needed. Ice Bucket or Beverage Tub – I like to keep one champagne bottle on ice on the Mimosa Bar, so it stays cold and always ready for refills. Champagne – I mean, this one is pretty obvious, but you definitely need champagne for your mimosa bar! If you’re serving this bar at a party, brunch or holiday gathering with children, you can also add sparkling cider or sparkling grape juice so that the kids can get in on the fun too!. For seasonal options, check out my ideas below! Assorted Fresh Juices – for my every day Mimosa Bar, I usually go with a combination of orange, grapefruit, pomegranate and pineapple juice. Check out some of my seasonal mimosa bar ideas below for different fruit options! Assorted Fresh Fruits – for my every day Mimosa Bar, I stick with berries and serve the Mimosa bar with strawberries, blueberries and raspberries. You can also simply serve the fruit in bowls, placed on the bar. Serving Tray for Fruit – I used a wood serving tray with ramekins to serve the fruit. Champagne Flutes – you can go with glass champagne flutes, which are reusable, or plastic champagne flutes, which make clean-up super easy. Once again, that handy Mimosa Bar kit already came with sparkly gold string for the tags! Ribbon or strings for the tags – you can use any ribbon or string you have on hand to tie the tags to the bottles. Use these tags to label the juices so your guests know about the various juice options! Tags for the Bottles – the Mimosa Bar kit that I mentioned above ( which is only $8.99 BTW!) also included the tags you see pictured on the glass bottles in the post. Glass Bottles – I recommend 3-5 glass bottles to serve a variety of juices. I put it in a white picture frame, that I already owned, to display on the Mimosa Bar. This time I opted to buy a Mimosa Bar kit on Amazon which included both the gold sparkly sign “But First Mimosas” and the Mimosa Bar sign you see in this post. Mimosa Bar Sign – In the past, I’ve made my own Mimosa Bar sign with chalkboards and letter boards. Tablecloth – this is optional, but I love the bling this gold sequin tablecloth added to the bar!. 
More delicious cocktail recipes for a crowd.Hosting family for Thanksgiving or Christmas? Set this bar up in the morning and while you’re making the turkey, your guests can enjoy a festive cocktail! Throwing a bachelorette party or bridal shower? Ladies will love making their own mimosas to get the party started! Hosting a brunch for Easter? Focus on making the perfect frittata, while everyone makes their own drinks at the Mimosa Bar! I’m sharing my favorite every day Mimosa Bar setup below, along with some fun seasonal options! You can switch up the fruits and juices served with the Mimosa Bar depending on the season. I created one for brunch last Sunday and it was a huge hit! Luckily it only takes a few minutes to setup and guests will rave about it for years to come! Mimosa bars are a super fun addition to holiday brunches, wedding showers and summer parties. Set up a DIY Mimosa Bar and a Bagel Bar together for the ultimate brunch party! And it’s perfect for parties, brunch, Christmas, weddings, bridal showers & baby showers! The best Mimosa Bar is filled with delicious juices, fruits, and of course champagne! It’s easy to set up in 10 minutes.
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