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  • Champagne Coupe – 2oz

    Description

    The coupe is the wide, shallow glass most people picture when they think of an old-fashioned champagne toast. It has a short stem and a broad, flat bowl. Because the bowl is open rather than narrow, the aroma reaches the guest right away. The shape also looks good in photos under warm light.

    Each glass holds 2 oz. That small size is on purpose. A toast glass does not need a full serving. So a short pour means less waste and quicker service. It also means fewer refills once the speeches start.

    What comes in a champagne coupe glass rental

    • 16 coupes per rack
    • 2 oz capacity, sized for toasts and tastings
    • Clear glass, short stem, wide bowl
    • Packed in the rack, ready to set on the table

    Where the coupe works best

    Coupes suit weddings, New Year parties, gallery openings, and any event built around a formal toast. They also work for dessert. The bowl is wide and open. So it holds sorbet, mousse, or a small trifle as easily as champagne. Some planners pour a signature cocktail in them for the first hour. Then guests move to a flute or a wine glass for dinner.

    If a champagne tower is part of the plan, talk to us before you settle on a glass. A tower needs a bowl that stacks flat. So the shape matters more than what the glass holds. We rent towers in two, three, and four tiers.

    Planning your count

    For a toast, start with one coupe per guest. Then add a small buffer for breakage and late arrivals. If dessert service is also on the plan, count two per guest instead. Racks of 16 make that easy to round up.

    We deliver across Alpharetta, Metro Atlanta, and North Georgia. We can also bring the rest of the table on the same truck. Then the china, flatware, linens, and glassware all arrive together.

    Add the champagne coupe glass rental to your quote request. Tell us your date and guest count, and we will confirm what we have open.

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    A clear, empty coupe glass with a short stem and wide, shallow bowl sits elegantly on a smooth surface, set against a plain, light gray backdrop. The glass delicately reflects light to highlight its contours and transparency. This beautiful piece is available for rental in North Georgia through T3 Event Rentals.

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