Cookies are great and tasty food at any time, especially for your guests at your wedding. So we offer you to think about organizing a cookie bar! No matter what wedding theme you have, cookies will be good for all of them! You just need to decorate your cookie bar according to your wedding theme. You can make several types of cookies: with chocolate chips, nuts or glaze. And that’s not all! You can display them on a table placing in jars or even create a cookie tower, for example, from Oreo. And don’t forget about milk, it’ll be a perfect addition to your delicious small desserts!
Cookie Types
What types of cookies to include into your wedding cookie bar? Anything you love! Pecan, chocolate chip, almond, peanut butter, lemon and vanilla and many others! if you are having a destination wedding or a theme one – an Italian or Mexican-inspired, why not choose the cookies that are traditional for weddings in these countries? Serve various types of them and don’t forget of vegan guests who come – they should be happy, too! Offer milk including lactose-free options for those who need it. You may also offer various types of sweets besides usual cookies like cupcakes, cakes, sweet rolls and others.
Beautiful watercolor pink and gold wedding cookies are a great idea to personalize your desserts.
Choose something that matches your wedding style, for example, marble cookies for a marble wedding.
Italian wedding cookies are ideal for a Mediterranean or Italian wedding.
Peanut cookies are another crowd-pleasing type of sweets you may go for.
Glazed cookies with monograms, hearts, letters and a wedding date are a fun and cool idea for your cookie bar.
Your may simple serve glasses of milk plus cookies placed on the glasses.
Cookie Bar Styling And Decor
Choose your cookie bar decor and styling according to your wedding style and colors. If it’s a rustic wedding, think of crates, metal bathtubs and buckets, metal stands and even wooden boxes with cookies. For a more natural look, try wood stumps as stands and place plates with cookies on them. If you are celebrating outdoors, take a tabletop and place it on hay for a more rustic feel and use baskets for holding cookies. Add some thongs for comfort, candles or blooms around to decorate and voila! If you want something more neutral, think of traditional stands and maybe place your wedding cake on top. Another idea is placing your cookies on standard plates and in large glass jars with lids, which always works – just add little stands with the names of the cookies. You may create a cookie tower, too, it can be a nice idea to sustitute your wedding cake. If you are planning a modern wedding, choose a new and hot idea – a cookie wall. A cookie wall will feature some small shelves where you’ll place cookies and some tags to mark the types, you may also add lights, signs and flowers. It can be paired with a donut wall, which is a hot wedding catering trend. Get inspired!
Store cookies in crates adding toppers to find out what type of cookies is where.
A white round cookie display with sweets and cake pops with signs is a stylish modern way to show off your sweets.
A wedding cookie wall is an ultra-modern and trendy take on a usual cookie bar, and is an edgy decor idea.
A wedding cookie bar style as a men's one, with fun sweets that are styled for guys.
A stylish navy cookie wall with shelves nd various types of cookies, each marked with a little sign.
A shabby chic turquoise cookie display for a rustic and vintage-inspired wedding.
A rustic wedding cookie bar with burlap banner, wood stumps with plates wit cookies and candles around.
A mini cookie wall with various type sof sweets and fresh blooms and greenery for a romantic touch.
A metal and wood box with cookies and small tags for eahc type of cookie.
A large cookie stand with toppers and a wedding cake on top is a chic idea for any wedding.
A vintage inspired cookie table with a tablecloth and lights plus simple stands with cookies and sweets.
A small cookie bar ona wooden crate, with a burlap banner, elegant stone trays with cookies and berries and milkshakes.
A simple rustic cookie bar with a small chest as a stand, large cookie jars with tags, a basket, candles and blooms.
A tiny vintage cookie bar done with an elegant little table and some cookies in jars wiht chalkboard tags.
A cookie tower instead of a traditional wedding cake is a cool way to save some money and make the crowd pleased.
A rustic cookie bar with a stained wooden chest and a metal cookie stand plus a banner.
A tray with milk in glasses and chocolate chip cookies that will please everyone.
Serve the cookies in large glass jars placing tags - this is a timeless way to serve them comfortably.
A rustic wooden cookie stand with banners can serve a lot of pies, cookies and other sweets.
A simple cookie bar with lots of open jars, tags and bows plus a glass stand with cookies.
A cookie bar with large jars filled with cookies plus tongs to grab the sweets comfortably.
Large cookie jars with tags are a proper idea to serve your sweets for many wedding styles.
A large cookie table with metal stands and large plates plus plates for putting sweets on them.
Mark your cookie bar with a large sign like this one, it may be easily DIYed.
A rustic cookie bar with a tabletop placed on hay, wooden planks and a sign over it, jars with cookies and a wedding cake.
Rustic styling with large jars, burlap and lace for each type of cookie is a cool idea for a rustic wedding.
A rustic cookie bar with a stained table and metal stands with milk glasses and cookies.
A simple cookie bar with a crate, fresh cookies placed on fabric and some milk in glasses.
A simple cookie table with metallic plates with cookies, sweets and cake pops to please everyone.
Place your cookies on plates and add cardboard toppers to create a cookie bar fast and simple.
A simple wooden cookie stand with various types of them is ideal for a rustic wedding.
Cookies placed into metal bathtubs is a gorgeous idea for a rustic wedding.