Nine ounces is a modest pour, and that is deliberate at a shower: it is a size for punch, iced tea or a small mimosa, poured more often rather than poured large. It also means a guest who sets a cup down and loses it has wasted less, which happens constantly at a party where people move between rooms.
Paper rather than plastic changes how the cup behaves with a cold drink. Paper sweats less on the outside, so it does not slip out of a hand or leave rings, but it also softens if a cup sits full for an hour. For a two-hour shower that is not a problem.
This is the only cup on the shower shelf, so if the party is Teddy Bear-themed the decision has already been made for you. Twenty-four is one and a half per guest at a table of sixteen, which is under-buying — people lose cups.
On the table
- Nine ounces — punch and iced tea, not a full soda.
- Twenty-four per pack: buy two packs for a shower over sixteen.
- Paper sweats less than plastic, but softens if left full for an hour.
- The only cup in the shower range — matches the rest of the Teddy Bear pieces.
Specifics from the listing
- 24 Teddy Bear Paper Cups
- Disposable cups hold 9 oz
- Paper cups for easy clean-up
