Waffle Bar

By: Leigh Anne WilkesPosted: 5/04/18Updated: 4/04/24

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Hosting a waffle bar for a bridal shower is fun and easy! The addition of a juice bar makes it even more special

One of my favorite parties to throw is a bridal shower. It is just exciting to be a part of such a fun new beginning. A young couple in love. I love to see the bride’s face as she talks about her fiancé and see and feel her excitement!

Bridal Shower

I recently gave a bridal shower for the daughter of a friend and had previously done showers for her other two daughters. Until today’s Waffle Bar Bridal Shower, the Crepe Bar Bridal Shower I did for one of the girls has been one of my favorite parties. I wanted to put a spin on the Crepe Bar idea so I came up with a Waffle Bar. We love waffles at our house and dressing them up with all kinds of sweet and savory toppings.

How To Put Together a Waffle Bar

I divided the table into two different sections, a sweet section and a savory section

Sweet Waffle Toppings:

Lemon Curd
Whipped Cream
Greek Yogurt
Sprinkles
Jam
Nutella
Granola
Berries such as raspberries, strawberries and blueberries

My favorite combination is lemon curd, berries and whipped cream.

Savory Waffle Toppings

Caramelized onions
Sauteed Peppers
Eggs
Pecans
Brie
Basil
Bacon

My favorite savory combination is bacon brie, basil and a little peach jam, it’s so amazing.

The guests all had a great time creating their own fun combinations.

How to Keep the Waffles Warm?

I just kept the hot waffles coming and used my amazing Overnight Yeast Waffle Recipe. You could also use this Liege Belgium Waffle Recipe. I had three waffle irons going, so there was always a warm one available.

If you don’t have multiple waffle irons, you can make waffles ahead of time and then keep them warm on a baking sheet in the oven at about 200 degrees F.