These rose wines for your wedding prove that it is not just a drop for long days in a St. Tropez beach club, but also brings a touch of summer to your big day.

We strongly believe that wine choices are just as important to weddings as food. After all, wine is consumed from the beginning of the wedding until the end. When it comes to purchasing your wedding wine, there are a number of factors to consider, from the corking fees and the wines on offer at the venue, to the taste preferences of your guests and the food accompaniment. They like sparkling wine everywhere, but people’s tastes vary so options are always welcome. Rosé is always a great choice for the mix. Why? Because it goes with almost everything!

Rosé is refreshingly versatile. You can serve it as an aperitif, for wedding breakfasts and until dawn! A dry, balanced selection won’t let you down, and you can’t go wrong with our selection of the best rosé wines. We have selected a selection of rosé wines from around the world to suit every budget and delight your guests all in one.

Enjoy our selection of the best rosé wines for your wedding day

Minuty Rose and Or

They say minuty is as commonplace as bottled water in French Riviera restaurants, and it’s not hard to guess why. This is a slightly higher quality offer from Minuty, one of the oldest wineries in Provence. This is a more delicate profile over the rest of the Minuty range and a nice wine selection for your big day. If you are looking for a dry rosé with floral and red fruit flavors, this is an impeccable choice.

€ 27.99 from Majestic

AIX

AIX is an award-winning wine from Provence that captures the taste of summer in a bottle. With a tangy acidity, peach and watermelon aromas as well as a hint of citrus fruits and jasmine, it fulfills all requirements for dry wine lovers. It’s one that is sure to win the crowds and comes in magnum form if you’re feeling particularly noticeable!

€ 14.95 from Thorne Wines

Albury Silent Pool Rosé

There is something special about serving local wine on your wedding day and this is an exemplary still English rosé. It actually tastes like British summer too, filled with strawberries on the palate and a creamy texture. It is light, juicy with a good body. We think your guests will agree!

£ 19 from Wanderlust

The Ned 2020

Would you like something remotely on your big day? Why not consider a New Zealand rosé that’s a little different and refreshingly affordable? The Ned is a rosé based on Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir, which has a livelier color and a fair bit of body. The fruit flavors and aromas jump out of the glass to give you a more expressive wine style that is utterly enjoyable.

£ 12.99 from Majestic

Sof Campo di Sasso 2020

From Tenuta Campo di Sasso, part of the remarkable Antinori family, this is an exciting Tuscan rosé named after Lodovico Antinori’s daughter Sofia. We’re a sucker for a nice bottle, but this wine speaks for itself. Expect a harmony of juicy red berries with a creamy texture combined with a long, clean finish of lemon pulp. It’s a beautiful wine with a relatively low alcohol content (12% vol) and while it may be the upper end of your budget, it is certainly worth the money.

£ 25.50 from Corney and Barrow

Chateau Maris Rose de Nymphe Emue 2020

This is a biodynamic wine from Languedoc brimming with juicy raspberries and tropical watermelon. There’s a good dose of minerality here to keep things fresh and light, which makes it a nice dry rosé for hot summer weddings.

€ 14.22 from Armit Wines

Rosa Mati

This is a fantastic rosé from an excellent portfolio. Made only from Syrah grapes, it shows a brilliant complexity that includes hints of spice and pepper between flowers and grapefruit. This would be a fantastic choice as an aperitif on your big day and a great bottle for any anniversary afterwards.

€ 19.50 from Harvey Nichols

Belle Angele

Good rosé at this price can be hard to come by, which is why this is a great find. It has a very Provencal style, is dry, light and easy to drink, with some notes of white peach, wet stone and cherry. Grab this in a six-pack at Majestic and you can get it for under £ 8.

€ 7.49 from Majestic

Left field

This is a great choice for fall or winter weddings. Leftfield from New Zealand is a unique blend of grapes (Merlot, Pinotage and Arneis) that gives it a distinctive palate. While it still has those slightly sweet and crunchy red fruits (cranberry, raspberry) in it, there are some floral notes that need to be balanced. Very versatile and suitable for most meals.

€ 10.99 from Waitrose

Château Les Bois Mathieu Rosé

An elegant wine with the presence of Tannat, which gives this wine a certain sharpness. Balanced and nicely perfumed, you will notice a slightly herbal note, like fresh grass between raspberries and apples.

€ 14.99 from House of Townend

Ramon Bilabo

This is an exciting rosé in the mix and something else – Rioja! We see too little Spanish rosé and Ramon Bilbao wines are always a reliable choice and of excellent quality. This is an elegant wine with juicy pears and white peach. When creamy carbohydrates are your thing, this is a great supplement.

€ 10.95 from greatwine.co.uk

Hampton water

For a rosé with star power, Hampton Water is a highly acclaimed rosé from rock star Jon Bon Jovi and his son Jesse. From Languedoc in France, this is a crisp dry wine with a nice splash of minerality with notes of melon and strawberry. Easy to drink and the perfect thirst quencher for hot summer weddings. If you are planning a weekend of celebration, this is it Has to be the choice for the pool party.

£ 19.99 from Selfridges

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