Deep blue with moons and stars, at the same fourteen ounces and six to a pack as the rest of the glassware on this shelf. It is the only dark glass in the catalog, and dark is the right answer for a party that starts at eight rather than at two: under string lights a pale glass looks washed out and a printed dark one does not.
Set it on the marble plastic covers from this shelf rather than on Honeycomb: gold hexagons and deep blue argue with each other, while a white and gray marble ground lets the moons read from the far end of the table. That contrast is the reason to take this pack over the Rosé glasses for a party that runs into the night.
Dark plastic carries a heavier print than clear plastic does, and the extra ink is what keeps the moons and stars crisp instead of sinking into the blue. Under string lights or candles it is the glass that still shows a pattern, which is the whole job of a printed glass after sunset.
On the table
- Fourteen ounces, six per pack — same body as the other glasses here.
- The only dark print in the catalog’s glassware: designed to read after sunset.
- Sits better on the marble covers than on the gold Honeycomb ones.
- Count the bride and the host separately: six per box runs out faster than planned.
Specifics from the listing
- 6 Starry Night Plastic Wine Glasses
- Plastic glasses hold 14 oz
- Sturdy plastic glass for all your serving needs
