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blood orange mimosa

Cheers: Citrus Mimosas

Cheers to Friday!  Celebrate the weekend by mixing up some easy to make citrus mimosas or test out these fun flavors at your next Sunday Brunch.  The good old fashioned mimosa is Champagne and orange juice. Whilst, it stands the test of time, sometimes it is nice to shake things up.  Below are a few simple to make cocktail recipes that gives the traditional mimosa a twist. What You Will Need A bottle of Champagne or your favorite bottle of Prosecco, blood orange, grapefruit, lime and lemon. Blood Orange Sunset Mimosa Recipe Per Glass: Glass of Champagne and 1 blood orange. Blood Oranges are fantastic to use in mimosas and give a beautiful pop of color.  They have a slightly richer taste than regular oranges giving your mimosa a burst of flavor.  It is truly the traditional mimosa with a twist. Pink Panther Grapefruit Mimosa Recipe Per Glass: Glass of Champagne and 1/2 a grapefruit. A grapefruit mimosa has a strong flavor.  It is slightly tart but not overwhelmingly.  Zesty Lemon and Lime Mimosa Recipe …

Make It Pop Like Pink Champagne

Post Birthday Post… If you had a chance to read my birthday girl wishes post you already know I did a Roaring Twenties, Gatsby themed party.  It was  a blast!  I wanted to share with you some of the party inspirations. 1. The Invitation I did my best art deco, inspired invitation, keeping it as an evite. 2. Free Printable Table Decoration Just repurpose an old picture frame to display. 3. Birthday Greetings on a Champagne Bottle Forget birthday cards, (though i really love giving and receiving cards for any occasion) having guests write birthday wishes on a champagne bottle is a great keepsake. with love, xo

PS- When the clock strikes 12…

As the echoes of memories of this year begin to fade out, the possibilities of change, hope and the excitement of new memories to be made draw in closer. Well, it’s New Year’s Eve… When the clock strikes 12 at midnight, the ball will drop, the confetti will fall, the Champagne corks will pop, toasts will be made, the fireworks will soar fast, light up the sky, burn out and fade away into the night, and resolutions will be made. I think we owe it to ourselves when making resolutions to ask ourselves, did we make good resolutions?  Will we actually work hard at honoring them, and fulfill them.  With every beginning there is an end, and every end there is a beginning, so I wonder, do people really change with the bringing in of a new year? Will we ourselves change for the better? Will we give more to those in need and do more acts of kindness? Will we thank God more for the blessings in our lives?  As for the blessings that we find ourselves …

Lisa’s Ritzy Raspberry Champagne

  To celebrate Boxing Day, my sister Lisa created a delicious Raspberry Lemonade and Champagne concoction. Lisa’s: Ritzy Raspberry Champagne Ingredients: A bottle of Pink Champagne, and Raspberry Lemonade Fill glass with raspberry lemonade, and add one or 2 parts of pink champagne depending on desired strength. Cheers, and enjoy!  With love,  xo  

Uncorked: DIY Wine Cork Art Project

When the last bottle of wine or Champagne was been finished off, and all that is left are the remains of a legendary soiree or spectacular birthday party, one can always find a creative way to be eco friendly.  Perhaps even throw an eco art project after-party… Save up all  your Wine/Champagne corks for a rainy day project or a day you feel inspired to take on some DIY Eco Art Projects.  I have come up with 2 ways that corks can be repurposed into functional, eco friendly items.  The wine corks used for these art projects were saved up over time. How to be an Eco Friendly Wine or Champagne Connoisseur – Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle your Bottles and Corks 1. Repurposed Champagne Cork Name Holder. A simple eco friendly touch you can add to your eco party/event is to repurpose corks into name holders, or to identify yummy treats or refreshing drinks. All you need… Champagne cork, and business card(s).  All I did was cut a groove into the Champagne cork, not too …