<p>Indian summers and weddings are a legendary combination&mdash;right up there with butter chicken and naan or Bollywood and dance sequences. But while the idea of a grand, sunlit summer wedding sounds dreamy, the reality often involves guests fanning themselves with the wedding invitation while waiting for the next round of cold drinks. And let&#39;s face it&mdash;nimbu paani alone just isn&#39;t doing the trick anymore. If you&#39;re having a summer wedding, it&#39;s time to up your drink game and treat your guests to the refreshment they deserve.&nbsp; The Great Indian Summer Wedding Struggle</p>

<p>Imagine this: A mandap adorned tastefully, the bride in slow-motion walk, and just as the priest starts the ceremonies, your guests are perspiring in their designer clothes, frantically searching for something chilled to quench their thirst. Here comes the omnipresent nimbu paani. True, it&#39;s a time-honored one, but there is only so much lemonade one can drink before speculating on whether there exists a clandestine law prohibiting more superior summer drinks at Indian weddings.</p>

<p>This is where South Delhi wedding catering and Gurgaon wedding catering must up their game. Your guests are worthy of variety, creativity, and most importantly&mdash;something that makes them forget they are sweating bullets in the April heat.</p>

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<h2><strong>Drinks That Will Make Your Guests Say &#39;Shaadi Mubarak&#39;</strong></h2>

<h3><strong>Aam Panna&mdash;The Real MVP of Indian Summers</strong></h3>

<p>If mango is the fruit king, aam panna is its throne. It is a drink that is as tangy and sweet as it is slightly spicy. Not just cooling for your body, this drink also revives your palate. And of course, nobody ever complains if mangoes form part of every possible dish on the wedding menu.</p>

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<h3><strong>Coconut Water with a Twist</strong></h3>

<p>If you&#39;ve ever found coconut water to be dull, think again. With a sprinkle of mint, a squeeze of lime, and perhaps even a bit of tender coconut flesh, suddenly you&#39;ve got a drink that&#39;s royal-worth. Perk: it&#39;s got enough hydration value to get your guests through all the dance numbers.</p>

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<h3><strong>Thandai&mdash;Not Just for Holi</strong></h3>

<p>Why restrict such a rich and flavorful beverage to only one festival? A cold glass of saffron-flavored, almond-studded thandai can be the ideal welcome drink at a summer wedding. Just ensure to serve a &#39;special&#39; version as a separate drink for the relatives who believe that weddings are not complete without some added celebration.</p>

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<h3><strong>Berry Coolers&mdash;Because Berries Are Fancy</strong></h3>

<p>Blueberry, raspberry, strawberry&mdash;put them in a glass with crushed ice, fresh herbs, and a splash of soda, and you&rsquo;ve got a refreshing, Instagram-worthy drink that will have your guests raving about your wedding for months.</p>

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<h3><strong>Rose Sherbet&mdash;The OG Summer Classic</strong></h3>

<p>A perfectly crafted rose sherbet with basil seeds is a hug in a glass. It&#39;s scented, refreshing, and has that nostalgic flavor that makes each sip taste like summer break during childhood.</p>

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<h2><strong>The Wedding Beverage Bar: A Necessity, Not a Luxury</strong></h2>

<p>Why settle for just serving excellent beverages when you can have a specially wedding drink bar? Imagine live counters where wedding guests can assemble their own fruit coolers, play around with flavors, and enjoy something personalized. Not only does this create an interactive twist, but also guarantees that even the most fussy guests find something they will like.</p>

<p>A wedding during the summer should be a celebration, not a test of endurance. Your guests shouldn&#39;t be fantasizing about air-conditioned rooms as they sit through the most memorable day of your life. Proper drinks can ensure their attention remains on the wedding celebration&mdash;rather than their climbing body temperatures.</p>

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