Personalized Mini Champagne Bottles (DIY Party Favors)

DIY personalized mini champagne bottles for any celebration. These simple, stylish party favors work for weddings, showers, and Mother’s Day.

close up of baby shower favors made with mini prosecco bottles painted baby blue

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DIY Baby Shower Favors

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Looking for a baby boy or baby girl party favor idea that guests will actually love?

These DIY baby shower favors, made with mini champagne bottles, are a fun and easy way to create favors that feel personal and thoughtful without a lot of effort.

Whether you are celebrating a baby boy or baby girl, you can customize tags, colors, and details to match your party theme perfectly.

This simple party favor idea also works well for a wedding, just customize the tag for the type of party. It is an easy way to create favors that can actually be enjoyed after the celebration ends.

baby blue painted mini champagne bottles with bows and label

Here is what you need to make your own mini champagne bottle party favors.

Supplies for Favors

Mini Champagne Bottles – I went with Lamarca prosecco bottles. You can also use small wine bottles, or other brand champagne bottles. Check around for the best price. I found multi-packs of 3 at Target on sale for under $14, making them about $4.68 a piece. For a non-alcoholic option, use sparkling cider.
Painter’s Tape – to tape off below the silver foil.
Download Free Printable Below – you can also use a printable label or stickers.
Craft Scissors – to cut labels and ribbon.
Mod Podge – I chose to use a gloss finish, but you can use a matte if you prefer.
Chip Brush – or foam brush
Ribbon – check out the sales at Michaels or Home Depot. I was able to get buy 2 get 3 free of assorted ribbon.

3 pack sets of lamarca prosecco mini champagne bottles

Step 1. Tape the Champagne Bottles

Start by taping off the champagne bottles below the silver foil. I didn’t bother removing the LaMarca label as I knew I would be covering it.

You can certainly remove it if you are worried about it being to thick with the new label.

champagne bottles being taped off for spray painting

mini champagne bottles on cardboard for spray painting

Step 2. Paint the Bottles

Next up, paint the glass bottles with your chosen paint color. Chalk paint works great and you don’t need a primer. Two coats is all you need for full coverage. Let dry.

deco art chalky finish paint on champagne bottles

Quick tip: you may notice the bottles are painted white in the above photos. I don’t recommend spray painting unless the temperature is above 55 degrees and not windy. I attempted to paint outside when it was windy and about 45 degrees, because I am impatient. The result was runny paint.

Step 3. Decoupage Champagne Bottle with Napkins

Now it’s time for the fun part-decorating the bottles! I used the same napkins that I used on these hydrangea centerpieces.

before and after mini champage bottles painted blue

You can find several tutorials on how to decoupage on my blog.

Here are the basic steps:

Remove the second layer from the napkin, leaving just the printed layer.
Cut the napkin pieces to the size you want.
Use your paint brush to paint mod podge directly on the bottle.
Carefully smooth the cut napkin onto the mod podge. To help prevent tearing, use plastic wrap to remove any wrinkles.
Repeat this process until you are happy with the placement of the design.
Allow the mod podge to dry then add a top coat of mod podge.

Step 4. Download “When She Pops” Printable

I’ve included the free printable in both pink and blue that you can download free and add it to your mini bottles.

Simply click the download button below the image. You can cut it to a square, as shown on my prosecco bottles, or cut the scallop images.

Pop it Open in Blue

Pop it Open in Pink

Attach it to the bottle with mod podge.

Step 5. Add Ribbon

The final step is to add a pretty bow in your chosen style and color. The pretty striped ribbon is just perfect for a baby boy shower!

That’s all there is to it. Make as many decorated champagne bottles that you need. Cheers!

I hope you enjoyed these decoupage wine bottles ideas. If you make your own, please be sure to tag @ourcraftymom on Facebook so we can see it.

Happy crafting!

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before and after Lamarca prosecco bottles decorated for baby shower favors

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