Champagne Flutes & Coupes

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Champagne Flutes & Coupes

A flute is a narrow tube for a reason: less surface area at the top means the bead lasts, and a slow bead is most of what people mean when they say a sparkling wine is holding up. A coupe does the opposite — it dumps the bubbles quickly and looks magnificent doing it. Which one you order is a decision about whether the glass is for drinking or for the first ten minutes of a room.

For a toast, order flutes. The bowl is narrow, so the decorating area is narrow too: about 1.75 inches wide, which comfortably holds a monogram, a date, a company mark or a short “est.” line, and does not hold a wide horizontal logo. We will show you exactly where a wide mark starts to curve away on the mockup.

For a reception, a launch or anything being photographed, coupes earn their place. The shallow bowl gives you a wider, flatter face — roughly 2.5 by 1.5 inches — which suits a logo that is wider than it is tall, and the shape reads as deliberate rather than default on a tray.

Both take the same decoration methods as the rest of the range: frosted sandblast etching that survives any wash, or full-color UV print when the artwork needs more than one tone. Minimum is 24, pricing steps at 144 and 288, and the mockup comes back within a day.