You’ve planned the perfect Valentine’s Day dinner, found a gift that shows just how much you care and even made a swoon-worthy dessert — the only thing left to do before date night is settle on a cocktail. If you’re worried that you don’t have the skills to play master mixologist at home, don’t be! These recipes make it simple. Whether your celebration calls for a blush-colored cocktail, a fizzy Champagne-topped drink or a martini that tastes just like a box of chocolates, we’ve got you covered. One of our favorites? This pretty cocktail that’s a breeze to mix up on the spot. Make the raspberry-cassis ice cubes in the morning and then, all youl need to do at dinnertime is drop one into a glass and top it off with sparkling wine.

You'd never guess that Ree makes this elegant cocktail with just 4 simple ingredients: sugar, lemon juice, frozen strawberries and a bottle of chilled, sparkling rosé.

Sip your way into romance with this stylish blend of vodka, cranberry and citrus—a sweet and tart cocktail that's perfect for any celebration or night in.

This drink is not only delicious, it happens to be gorgeous, too! The pink hue comes from the hibiscus tea-infused simple syrup and a garnish of edible flowers. A lemon wheel makes it even prettier.

Giada’s champagne-based cocktail couldn’t be easier. She simply stirs together two ingredients and then pours over ice. Best of all, her recipe is perfectly portioned for two.

This pretty cocktail comes together with just 3 ingredients and gets its rosy hue from pink gin. The flavor of pink gin can vary widely from fruity to floral, making it easy to tailor this drink to your preference.

Katie’s easy-to-make mixed drink pairs two of the most iconic Valentine’s Day flavors: strawberries and chocolate! She opts to mix up a booze-free version but you can easily spike yours, if desired.

This playfully named cocktail is perfect for anyone who can’t resist the combination of sweet and spicy flavors. It pairs fresh fruit and juice with jalapeño-infused vodka for top-notch tipple in just 5 minutes.

What is a Valentine's Day brunch without a mimosa? It's just breakfast, right? These mimosas are a little extra, but super simple to make. The sweet raspberry simple syrup is the perfect complement to tart grapefruit juice, and the sparkling rose helps maintain that gorgeous blush pink color.

This light, refreshing tequila-based cocktail is perfect for Valentine's Day. The rosemary-infused simple syrup adds a subtle elegance to the citrus-forward drink. The pretty, blush-pink color is a nice bonus.

Aarti effortlessly elevates a flute of sparkling wine by adding some pomegranate molasses and a bit of her homemade ginger syrup. You can use any wine you like but, for the right balance of flavors, make sure it’s a dry one — and not too sweet.

Skip the chocolates and desserts — this oh-so-pretty-in-pink cocktail is every bit as sweet and indulgent. It’s made with raspberry liqueur and pineapple juice for a martini that’s unlike any other.

Flowers are a must on Valentine's Day so why not add their incredible fragrance to your cocktails, too? This punch incorporates two (hibiscus and lavender) for a balanced drink that’s both bright and floral.

This fresh whiskey sour strikes the perfect balance of bright lemon, smooth whiskey and a touch of sweetness, making it a timeless cocktail for any occasion.

Who needs boxed chocolates when there’s a 5-minute, 5-ingredient cocktail that tastes just as good? Trisha uses cherry vodka and cherry juice to make sure the fruit’s sweet-tart flavor cuts through the richness of the chocolate liqueur. Every sip is pure bliss!

With gin, elderflower liqueur and an array of floral elements, Ree’s lovely cocktail is almost like a bouquet in a glass. Perfect for any special occasion, Valentine’s Day (or Galentine’s Day!) included.