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Big Dot Of Happiness Bride-To-Be - Mini Wine and Champagne Bottle Label Stickers - Bridal Shower or Classy Bachelorette Party Favor Gift - Set of 16

Big Dot of Happiness Bride-To-Be - Mini Wine and Champagne Bottle Label Stickers - Bridal Shower or Classy Bachelorette Party Favor Gift - Set of 16
Store: Target
Last Price: 12.99 USD

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Bride-To-Be Mini Wine and Champagne Bottle Labels INCLUDES Set of 16 pop the bubbly she's getting a hubby! single-serve bottle sticker labels in the Bride-To-Be theme, perfect for a bridal shower or bachelorette party gift. Mini wine and champagne bottle label each SIZE 3.75 inches wide x 2.6 inches tall to fit small, single-serve bottles. EASY TO USE: Prepare your beverage bottles by ensuring they are room temperature. Removing the original bottle label is not necessary. Carefully peel one adhesive Bride-To-Be Mini Wine Bottle Label from the backing and adhere to a bottle, starting at the left edge and rolling to the opposite edge. Press down to smooth. HIGH QUALITY PARTY FAVORS: Bride-To-Be mini wine and champagne bottle labels are professionally printed on a sticker paper with a glossy coating. They are waterproof and can be used on bottles that will be chilled, just be sure to apply prior to chilling. Add them single-serve bottles at each place setting for an impressive, coordinated bridal shower or bachelorette party gift. UNIQUE GIFT IDEA: Bride-To-Be Mini Wine Bottle Labels also make a great gift idea. Add Mini Wine and Champagne Bottle Label Stickers to a variety of single-serve wine and spirits bottles for a special gift or party game winner prize. Wine bottle labels will easily give you bridal shower or bachelorette party a personal touch! MADE IN THE USA: Bride-To-Be Mini Wine and Champagne Bottle Label Stickers are made at our Wisconsin facility using materials that are Made in the USA. Please Note: Mini bottles in image are not included.

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