Where do i buy shot glass wedding favors?

When planning a wedding, many couples look for favors that their guests will remember and appreciate. If you're looking for something a bit different, shot glass wedding favors are a great option. Shot glasses are fun, practical and make for a memorable keepsake for your special day.

But where do you buy shot glass wedding favors? There a number of online stores selling everything from classic clear glasses to customised styles with personalised messages or even photos of the couple. To start your search, the Bride & Groom Direct website offers plenty of designs for you to choose from – such as frosted shot glasses, mini shooter sets and mason jar jiggers with wooden coasters. Don't forget to check out Etsy too – this is a fantastic place to find unique handmade items and one-of-a-kind souvenirs.

For something simple yet elegant, try David's Bridal , they stock stylishly etched "Mr" and "Mrs" engraved shot glasses, or opt for the Mr & Mrs glittery gold design that come in presentation boxes. Staggered Heights' "Best Day Ever" range can be personalised with up to 3 names and wedding dates – perfect if you're having a large wedding party or perhaps wish to commemorate an engagement AND marriage date if applicable.

If you're looking for something vintage, there's a treasure trove of original collectables at Forget Me Not Vintage Ceramics . From traditional shot glasses to thimbles and leather gun cases, all items are genuine antiques which have been carefully restored with craftsmanship that reflects original designs as closely as possible - making them truly unique just like your love story!

Finally, if want all your guests can take home equally stylish shots glasses but do not want anything expensive then opt for bulk buy packs of stylish flute shaped 2oz shots that come in packs on 20 or any other mix match style shot glass gift sets . No matter what design or type you decide on, don't forget to have the bride drink from her own beautiful bespoke personalized crystal glass during the 'buy me a round' section at the reception !"