Plastic Toasting Glasses

I was told by my caterer today it is .55 cents per person for champagne glasses on the tables. When I did the math, is about $ 150 just for a toast! Add the glass of water and is about 300 U.S. dollars just for my customers can drink out of glasses that the caterer, in turn, to return with him to the end of the night. I was hoping instead that I could find fancy looking plastic champagne glasses that are affordable, but elegant air that a marriage should be! (And can be discarded at the end of the night) Anyone know where I can find glasses like these? Thank you in advance!

Any parts store should have exactly what you want - in terms of plastic "glass" ... I do not recommend buying them. While it may seem like a good idea, and a much cheaper option, rental real glass is much better on a table and well worth the extra for rent. It is completely up to you, but unless your wedding is outdoors, it is pick up a little space.

Sorry, but every site I found the cheapest I found was 0.72 cents. It is standard .55 cents, I think I paid the same thing five years ago for my wedding.

How about this

http://www.cudge.net/catering_detail5.ht ...

wherehouse Party Supply.

I've never heard of this charge. Do they charge you for the champagne or the glass? They should not be charging you for the glasses - that's part of what they have to offer a catering service. (Glasses, dishes, utencils, cloth napkins and tablecloths, etc.) If it was not in your original contract, they can not charge you for extras like that.

Perhaps consider making the champagne glasses for your favor. In this way, they can serve double duty. After the toast, guests can take home at the end of the night.

We bought 'Party Fun Store. "They came in a package of I think 20 for about $ 7.00. Try to find the cheapest possible, regardless of whether they are fantasy. People do not notice and they throw it away anyway.

I do not know if the same thing in America, but if you buy wine / champagne Tesco said by (supermarket), then they make a glass hire service, I know someone that went to France, bought his sparkling wine, then urged the glasses free from Tesco as one of France was the same company as I say, I'm getting married in Thailand
next year and the price is just snacks they added the glass rental, I'd be very angry, not to mention feel cheated, his cheek to ask for more money they will make you miss the laundry next door! In fact witrose and Morrisons also do it for free are you sure your catering company are not trying to make a few hundred dollars on you hiding? Talk to your local supermarket!