Kids and adults love this pink party punch. It’s easy to make, makes lots, and is refreshing. Plus, it’s a great non-alcoholic beverage for weddings and other special occasions. Make it for a summer party, a bridal shower, or for Valentine’s Day.

pink party punch with sliced lemon and sprinkles on a rim.

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Pink Party Punch Ingredients

If you’re looking for a pink punch for a baby shower, gender reveal, a kid’s Valentine’s Day punch or just something pretty here is what you need for this pink party punch recipe:

Pink lemonade concentrate. I used two cans of frozen pink lemonade, make sure to thaw beforehand for easy mixing.
Water. I simply used the frozen juice cans to measure out the water.
Pineapple juice.
Diet sprite. This pink punch has enough sugar that I opted to use diet sprite to give it some fizz, but you can use any lemon lime soda. Another option is a bottle of diet ginger ale.
Lemons. These are for laying slices in the bowl for presentation (and a little extra flavor) and for garnishing cups.
Berry or raspberry sherbet. Use your favorite pink sherbert or sorbet. I used a triple berry and scooped out raspberry and strawberry sherbert to keep the punch pink and pretty. You can also use sorbet if you want dairy free.
Ice. Ice will dilute the flavor so add this right before serving.

Chapmans Triple Berry Sorbet — The triple berry sorbet I used.

There is no alcohol in this recipe, so it’s an all-ages beverage but you can serve spirits and sparkling wine/champagne on the side if you’re serving it at a party (it’s good as a mimosa base).

Supplies Needed

You won’t need anything crazy, just a large punch bowl or a drink dispenser.

You’ll also need:

Stirring spoon.
Glasses.

Don’t have anything on hand?

A large bowl with a ladle works wonders too (I used a stainless steel bowl after my dispenser broke right after taking these photos, moments before guests arrived).

overhead view of pink juice with a sliced lemon

Events to Serve Pink Punch

If you’re looking for party ideas to serve this nonalcoholic punch recipe, here are a few at the top of my head.

Grease Parties (think Pink Lady punch)
Girls Baby Shower. This would be the perfect drink for a shower, especially since there is no booze so the mom-to-be can also enjoy it.
Gender reveals (you could have one pink punch recipe and one blue)
Birthday Parties
Valentine’s Parties
Spring Events
Summer BBQs
Bachelor viewing parties (make swap the soda for prosecco – I will have to do my research on that)

How to Make Pink Punch with Sherbet

The instructions for this refreshing drink are simple:

Add it all together and enjoy!

It doesn’t get any easier than that.

a rimmed glass with sprinkles and pouring party punch

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