Champagne Flute Personalized

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Using Your Personalized Champagne Flutes to Create a Champagne Fountain

Your wedding reception is a unique, one-time-only event designed specifically to honor you and your new spouse. You want your wedding reception and all of the events surrounding it to be special, original and personalized, but also glamorous, high quality.

But how do you create a personalized and classy wedding reception on a budget? The answer can be easy: decorate with an impressive fountain made from personalized champagne flutes.

Below are some tips and ideas for creating your personalized champagne flute fountain.

Purchase a set of 100 or more engraved champagne flutes, personalized with your names, an image, a date or a saying. You can even purchase multiple sets of champagne flutes, each engraved with a different personalized message.

Built a pyramid using your personalized champagne flutes inside a flat, water-containing bin. Most party planning stores will have appropriate bins that you can purchase. Position a fountain on the inside of the pyramid base. (You can purchase a fountain set from most party planning stores.)

Carefully stack and arrange your champagne flutes around the bin, being careful not to drop any. As you stack the champagne flutes, make sure that they extend high enough to cover the length of the hose, but not so high that they overcome the length of the hose. Decorate the bin using white tablecloths and flowers to conceal the not-so-wedding like sides.

When it’s time to start the fountain, pour the champagne from the top of the pyramid down to the base. You will find that most of the champagne is poured directly into the glasses. As the champagne builds up, the bin beneath the glasses will collect the liquid and circulate it through the pump and out of the tip of the hose positioned atop the glasses.

Guests can then take the champagne flutes as unique and memorable wedding favors. Depending on the type of fountain and wedding reception you have created, it is advised that guests wait until the end of the evening before taking their champagne glasses. If your guests take their glasses too soon, you run the risks of: 1., having your champagne flute fountain tower collapse, or 2., having your guests walk around with very sticky champagne glasses.