Names · 5 min read

100 lemonade stand names for kids

A name turns a card table into a business. Here are 100 lemonade stand names to start from, and how to pick the one that fits your stand.

How to pick a lemonade stand name

  1. Say it out loudIf it is fun to say, people will repeat it to a neighbor. That is the whole job of a name.
  2. Three words or fewerIt has to fit on the sign under LEMONADE and still be readable from the road.
  3. Let the kid pickKids pick better names than grown-ups, and a kid who named the stand runs it like it is theirs.
  4. Check the streetIf the stand two blocks over is already “Sunny Sips,” pick something else. Being remembered is the point.
  5. Use it everywhereThe sign, the cups, the tip jar, and the listing on The Squeeze. One name, every time.

Lemonade stand names for kids

  • Sunny Sips
  • Lemon Drop Stand
  • Little Lemon Co.
  • The Lemon Squad
  • Pucker Up
  • Main Street Lemonade
  • Lemon Lane
  • The Cool Cup
  • Happy Squeeze
  • Sunshine in a Cup
  • Lemon Twist
  • Big Sip
  • Lemon Tree Stand
  • Yellow Cup Co.
  • Zesty Kids
  • Fresh Pour
  • Lemon Buzz
  • Citrus Club
  • Lemon Pop
  • Smile and Sip
  • The Thirst Stop
  • Lemon Express
  • Sweet and Sour
  • Lemonade Lab
  • Bright Cup

Funny lemonade stand names

  • Lemon Aid Station
  • Sip Sip Hooray
  • Lemon Squeezy
  • Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy
  • Thirst Aid Kit
  • Squeeze the Day
  • Sour Power
  • Zest in Show
  • The Pulp Kitchen
  • Lemon Impossible
  • Citrus Circus
  • Lemonade Parade
  • Quench Quest
  • The Lemon Drop-Off
  • Pucker Up Buttercup
  • Brain Freeze Station
  • Totally Juiced
  • Squeeze Me Please
  • Life Gave Us Lemons
  • The Sippery

Oklahoma lemonade stand names

A name from home tells people the stand is local before they taste a drop. The scissortail is the state bird and the redbud the state tree.

  • Red Dirt Lemonade
  • Prairie Lemon Co.
  • Route 66 Refresh
  • Scissortail Sips
  • Redbud Lemonade
  • Tallgrass Lemonade
  • Panhandle Pour
  • Red River Refresher
  • Twister Sips
  • Wheat Field Lemonade
  • Big Sky Sips
  • Okie Squeeze
  • Cimarron Citrus
  • Arbuckle Ade
  • Kiamichi Cool
  • Green Country Lemonade
  • Prairie Pour
  • Turnpike Lemonade
  • Sunset on 66
  • Black Mesa Lemonade

Lemonade stand names by flavor

  • Berry Good Lemonade
  • Strawberry Splash
  • Pink Lemon Co.
  • Mint Condition
  • Peach Perfect
  • Blackberry Bliss
  • Cherry Lime Time
  • Watermelon Wave
  • Mango Tango
  • Lavender Lemon
  • Honey Lemon Hive
  • Raspberry Rush
  • Blueberry Breeze
  • Ginger Zing
  • Tropical Twist
  • Kiwi Kick
  • Pineapple Pucker
  • Orange You Glad
  • Frozen Lemon Shack
  • Half and Half Stand

Names for brothers, sisters, friends and teams

  • Two Sisters Lemonade
  • Brother Sips
  • The Cousins Co.
  • Best Friends Lemonade
  • Twin Lemons
  • Three Lemons Stand
  • The Block Crew
  • Neighborhood Lemonade Co.
  • Little Bosses
  • Kid Biz Lemonade
  • Summer Crew
  • Next Door Lemonade
  • Family Recipe Lemonade
  • Cul-de-Sac Sips
  • Team Lemon

Or the classic, which never stops working: the kid’s own name. “Ava’s Lemonade” tells people exactly who they are buying from.

Put the name to work

A name only helps if people see it. Letter it under LEMONADE on the big sign (the lemonade stand sign ideas guide shows how), write it on the cups, and use it when you list the stand. On The Squeeze the name is what neighbors search for, so the same name on the sign and the listing is how regulars find you next Saturday. For more ways to stand out, the lemonade stand ideas guide picks up from here.

New to running a stand? The Starter Kit shows how to start a lemonade stand, and the lemonade stand permit rules in Oklahoma are one short read.

Good questions

The ones families ask about this part.

What is a good name for a lemonade stand?

Something short, fun to say and easy to read on a sign: Sunny Sips, Lemon Squeezy, Red Dirt Lemonade, or simply the kid’s own name. Three words or fewer, and the kid gets the final say.

Should the stand have the kid’s name in it?

It is one of the best choices there is. “Ava’s Lemonade” tells customers who runs it, and people love buying from a kid by name.

Can two stands have the same name?

Nothing stops it, but a name no other stand nearby uses is easier to remember and easier to find. Check the street before you letter the sign.

More guides

Three that go with this one. All the guides →

Ideas·7 min readLemonade stand ideas that actually sellLemonade stand ideas for kids: flavors, themes, fundraiser ideas, what to sell alongside, and the small touches that turn a card table into a destination.Read it →The sign·5 min readLemonade stand sign ideas people stop forLemonade stand sign ideas for kids: what goes on it, how big the letters need to be, the price sign, and where to put it so cars actually stop.Read it →The plan·6 min readA lemonade stand business plan for kidsA one-page lemonade stand business plan for kids: what to sell, where, the price, the costs, the goal and who does what, with a filled-in example to copy.Read it →

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Listing your stand on The Squeeze is free, takes about two minutes, and a grown-up finishes the last step.

List your stand → The Starter Kit