25 Plastic 4oz. Champagne Cups ~ plastic wine glasses bulk

Thursday, May 31, 2012

25 Plastic 4oz. Champagne Cups

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Product Features

25 Plastic Disposable Champagne Cups
Each has detachable base
Each holds 4oz. of liquid
Great for any party or celebration

Product Description
Celebrate New Years, weddings, birthdays, graduations, or just life with these disposable plastic champagne flutes. This pack comes with (25) 4oz. champagne flutes to make sure everyone gets some of the bubbly.

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