Floral Champagne Saucer Glasses

I’ve had this idea in my head for a while and it feels so good to get it out of my head and have been able to turn it into a reality!  It is the most simple to execute but it adds SUCH a fun whimsical flair to your champagne glasses!  So head to your local craft shop, grab all your favorite spring faux flowers and keep reading.  Today I am sharing how to make fun and inexpensive Floral Champagne Saucer Glasses.

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Faux Flowers | Disposable Champagne Saucers | Copper Bar set | Gorgeous Marbled Napkins

The first thing I did was pull off all the flowers and big leaves from my faux flower stems.  Most of them came off without any effort.  There may be a few here and there that you will need to use scissors or small wire cutters for.

Next is the fun part!  Always start at the base of your glass first and build up from there.  I alway start with a bigger leaf and glued it down so it was sticking out from the glass.

I chose to do my “statement” piece flower next.  This was the biggest flower I used on each glass.  Once I had my main leaf and biggest flower in place, it is all about filling it with the small flowers and leaves.

If you choose to do only one side of your glasses then a few more items will probably finish up your glass.  However, I wanted my glasses to be appealing from all sides.  So as I went, I kept turning the glass to make sure the flowers were evenly placed and there were no noticeable gaps.

That is the beauty of faux flowers, you don’t need to worry about smashing or squeezing them so you can really get a lot of flowers on each champagne glass!

I was so pleased with how these turned out!!

Add a little bubbly and you now have champagne glasses that can act as centerpieces when not in use!

Look at all that color… how lovely they they can stand alone and look pretty but still are completely functional.

I channeled my inner Oleander and Palm on this project because she always shares the most lovely drink displays.

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