Champagne Toast SVG

About this design

The universal sign of celebration. Two champagne flutes lean toward each other from their round feet and touch at the rim, with small round bubbles cut out of each glass. Three sparkles burst above the spot where they meet.

There are no words, so the design works for New Year’s Eve, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and any toast you want to mark.

Pieces and weeding

The solid file has 6 pieces and 2 cut-outs. The two glasses are separated by a thin cut line where they overlap, and the sparkles are separate pieces. It passes our cut checks from about 3.5 inches tall, so it suits glasses, napkins and small decorations.

Color layers

• Design in gold: the two flutes, cut as the base layer
• Accents in navy: the sparkles

Projects

• Champagne flutes with a small decal on each glass.
• Cocktail napkins with iron-on vinyl.
• Wedding and anniversary cards.
• Bar signs next to the drinks.
• Party invitations.

Step by step: decorated glasses

1. Set the design to 3.5 inches tall and download the solid file.
2. Cut one copy per glass from gold permanent vinyl.
3. Weed the bubbles and keep the sparkles in place on the backing.
4. Apply each decal to a clean, dry glass, below where the lips touch.
5. Hand wash only, and wait three days before the first wash.

Size guide

Color ideas

• Gold glasses with silver sparkles
• Rose gold for a wedding toast
• Gold and navy, as shown

Placing it on glassware

Glassware curves, so cut the decal at the size listed and test the position with a strip of masking tape before you peel the backing. Put the design on the side of the glass that faces away from the hand most people use to hold it, and keep it below the rim so lips never touch the vinyl. On stemless glasses the flutes look good at a slight angle, following the line of the glass. For a set, cut one decal per guest and add a first initial in a small font below. Permanent vinyl stays on through careful hand washing, but never put decorated glasses in the dishwasher.

Pairs well with

Cheers to the New Year adds lettering to the same toast, and the Cheers to 2027 Seal puts it in a round badge.