By now it should come as no surprise that our coasters are new and improved. Extra-thick and completely customizable with different styles and colors, Evermine coasters are sure to hold up in any situation but also create a wow factor at the same time. It’s the little details that count so I’ve assembled five of our favorite coaster ideas for adding personalized touches to your next gathering, celebration or simple gift.
1. Birthday Celebrations
Surprise a friend or family member for their birthday with personalized coasters at their celebration. Commemorate milestones or relive years past with old photos of the birthday boy or girl. For children’s birthdays infuse themes into the coasters or add a photo for a finishing touch to the day that’s all about them.
2. Treat Plates
At your next party or gathering let your guests know exactly what they’re diving into by serving treats or appetizers on labeled coasters. Use them to indicate different flavors or give everyone a heads up as to where you bought your treats. If you made them yourself, proudly announce it on the coasters.
3. Art Sets
Have a child who loves to draw and express their creative side? Create an art set from a collection of their illustrations or drawings and give them to family members as gifts. Keep a set for yourself to use and admire at work or enjoy them at home. Start a tradition and create yearly editions to capture the evolution of their style and growth.
4. House Warming
Coasters are a great house warming gift. Add a personalized saying to help those receiving your gift welcome guests to their new home.
5. Home Pub or Bar Mats
Give your home pub or bar a finishing touch with customized coasters. Your friends won’t soon forget who’s serving up a good homebrew or delicious concoction.
My coaster idea list concludes here but the possibilities are certainly endless (if you missed out on my coaster ideas for weddings see it here).
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Bobby works as in-house photographer and production designer at Evermine. When she's not behind a camera you can find her eating something delicious at a local Portland restaurant while planning her next adventure abroad.
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