Custom Wine Glasses With Your Name, Photo or Logo
A custom wine glass puts a name, a wedding date, a monogram or a photo on the glass someone raises, which makes it a natural gift for a host, a wedding party, an anniversary couple or a friend who has just moved in.
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How personalizing works
- Pick the giftAny piece here. Order one, or many of the same.
- Send a logo, photo or noteUpload a file, write us a note, or both.
- Approve your proofWe design it and email you a proof. Nothing is printed until you approve it.
Same logo on every piece: order one or many, no minimum.
The wine glass comes engraved at 10.5oz or printed in colour at 12oz. The stemless wine glass is offered the same way, engraved at 11.5oz or printed at 11.75oz, for a patio table, a picnic or anyone who simply prefers a glass without a stem. For the toast itself, the champagne glasses are engraved, at 8oz and 8.25oz, so the glasses on a wedding table can match from the first pour to the last. Engraving frosts your design into the glass in a single tone, while printing carries a photo or a colour logo. Prices run $23.99–$29.99 depending on the glass. Add a note with your text or upload your file; we design it and email you a proof, and nothing is made until you approve it.
Engraved names or printed photos
The engraved glasses are the 10.5oz wine glass, the 11.5oz stemless wine glass and the 8oz and 8.25oz champagne glasses. Engraving removes a thin layer of the glass and leaves it frosted, so your design appears in one tone with no colour and no shading. Names, initials, dates and line art come out crisp; a photograph turns into a bold silhouette. Glass frosts all or nothing, so bold lines hold up better than fine detail, and the guide to engraving on glass shows how to simplify a file before you upload it.
The printed glasses are the 12oz wine glass and the 11.75oz stemless wine glass. They take a photo, a colour logo or a pattern, and the guide to preparing artwork for full-colour print covers getting the file ready.
Wine glasses for weddings, hosts and anniversaries
A wedding table is where matching glasses earn their place: the couple's names and the date engraved on the champagne glasses for the toast and on the wine glasses for dinner, or a different name on each glass so every guest finds their seat. For a whole wedding party or a company dinner, the bulk and group orders page gathers pieces set up for larger runs.
If the drink is something else, the same idea carries across the bar: custom whiskey glasses for a groomsman, custom shot glasses for the after-party and custom beer glasses for a brewery fan. A set of custom coasters with the same monogram finishes a host gift.
Custom Wine Glasses With Your Name, Photo or Logo — common questions
- Which custom wine glasses are engraved, and which are printed?
- Engraved: the 10.5oz wine glass, the 11.5oz stemless wine glass and the 8oz and 8.25oz champagne glasses. Printed: the 12oz wine glass and the 11.75oz stemless wine glass. Pick engraved for a name, a date or a monogram, and printed for anything that needs colour.
- Can I put a photo on a wine glass?
- Yes, on the printed 12oz wine glass or the printed 11.75oz stemless wine glass, which reproduce it in colour. On an engraved wine glass a photo can only become a frosted silhouette, because engraving has one tone and no shading, so keep photos for the printed glasses.
- Are there champagne glasses to match the wine glasses?
- Yes. The 8oz and 8.25oz champagne glasses are engraved, like the 10.5oz wine glass and the 11.5oz stemless glass, so the same names, date or monogram can run from the toast to the dinner table in one consistent frosted finish.
- Should I choose a stemless wine glass or a wine glass?
- Choose by where it will be used. The stemless wine glass has no stem, which suits a patio, a picnic or a casual table, and comes at 11.5oz engraved or 11.75oz printed. The wine glass comes at 10.5oz engraved or 12oz printed. Both shapes are offered in either finish, so the decoration does not decide it.
- Will every engraved glass in a wedding set look exactly the same?
- Very nearly, but not to the last detail. Glass conducts heat poorly and its density varies slightly, so engraving can leave tiny differences from one glass to the next. Across a set of wedding glasses that is the character of engraved glass rather than a fault, and bold, simple designs show it least.
- What should I engrave on a wine glass for a host or anniversary gift?
- Something short and bold: a surname, two initials, a wedding date or a simple line drawing. The frosted finish shows strong shapes clearly, while very thin lines and small lettering lose definition on glass, so a monogram usually beats a long sentence.