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How will you incorporate your personal style into your wedding bar? The first things couples always tackle are drinks and glassware, but what about fun and unexpected details that can make your bar really POP? Besides fun swizzle sticks or straws like these and a signature drink sign, wedding coasters are another detail we love to see at receptions. We have seen coasters given as favors, we have seen coaster save the dates, escort cards, and we have seen them turned into creative guest book alternatives. A unique wedding coaster can act as an element of decor for your theme, as well as offer functionality by keeping tables clean of condensation and acting as a “drink saver” (more on that below). To illustrate how awesome wedding coasters can be, we’ve rounded-up seventeen finds to inspire your unique wedding bar style. Read on to see what we’ve found!
Wedding Coasters
1. Fill in the blank coasters
How fun! Guests can get creative and fill in these hilarious wedding coasters. By For Your Party.
2. Birch wood wedding coasters
These wedding coasters are essential for a rustic wedding bar. By Pixels and Timber.
3. Coasters as your Save the Date
These wedding coasters are so pretty! Send them in the mail as a save the date announcement instead of a traditional card. By Paper Street Press.
4. Eat, Drink and Be Married wedding coasters
These coasters are elegant and feature a fun saying: “Eat, Drink and Be Married”. We love this example which features the couple’s names, wedding date, and website address. Perfect for guests to visit after the wedding if you’re showcasing photos on your wedding website. By Ruffhouse Art.
By the same team, I also LOVE these save the date wedding coasters from their shop!
4. Wooden Tree Scene
By LabelsRUs.
5. Fondest Memories
These are coasters AND cute memories in one! Have guests write down their favorite good times with the bride and groom. By Starboard Press.
6. Let’s Toast Wedding Coasters
These let’s toast coasters are festive + fun! By ForYourParty.
7. Rustic Tree Slice Coasters
For a handcrafted wedding, personalization is key! A coaster like this is a beautiful way to incorporate rustic weddings into your decor. By TheGrayFinch.
8. Hexagon Marble Wedding Coasters
We’ve talked about unique ways to thank parents and guests at your wedding. This coaster is another fantastic way to do it! By PlumGroveDesign.
9. Wood coasters
These are adorable! VERY affordable, too. By DreamLightDesign.
10. Please Don’t Take My Drink
A wedding coaster can be used as a drink saver, when placed on the rim of a glass. This coaster reads, “Please don’t take my drink, I’m dancing“. I swear, the number of drinks “cleaned up” while people are dancing is incredible! It will save you money, too, as a bonus, since most guests go get a new drink when they discover theirs is gone.
12. My Wish for the Newlyweds
Place these wedding coasters at the bar and guests can write their well wishes! This also takes the place of a guest book (similarly to #5, above). By Starboard Press.
13. Coaster + Bottle Opener Favors
These coaster favors are two-in-one: a bottle opener and a coaster! By Beau-Coup.
14. Photo Save the Date
You can have your engagement photo placed onto a coaster and sent as a unique save the date, well ahead of the big day.
15. Escort Card Coasters
Meet the escort card coaster: it’s an escort card and drink coaster in one! Two birds, one stone. By ColorfulReverie.
16. Happily Ever After
Bright and cheery, these happily ever after coasters are a delightful touch.
17. Don’t Take My Drink wedding coasters
Last but not least, this “don’t take my drink I’m dancing” is probably my favorite of the wedding coasters in this list! First design by SipHipHooray, second by Rubi and Lib.
Will you be using wedding coasters at your reception?
Why or why not? Tell us what you think in the comment box below.
xo,
-E.
2 comments
I ADORE this idea! What an incredible idea to have another piece of customization at your wedding. Bravo!
These are so great! My favorite are the coasters for guests to give advice and the coasters to put messages for your guests!
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