Festival Cups

We Are A Leading Supplier of Re-useable Printed Festival Cups

Est in 2013 we supply many leading Festivals, Stadiums and Events across the UK, Ireland and Europe with Custom Printed Re-useable Festival Glasses.

Printed Pint and Half Pint Cups

We create reusable cups that help you eliminate single-use plastic cups at your festival or event. In addition our cups help reduce waste and clean up times associated with single use plastic cups.

Our cups can be UKCA or CE marked, washable, durable and re-usable with high quality full wrap around printing making them a great addition to your marketing arsenal. The perfect green solution for your Festival.

Safety is very important in crowded places and by using re-usable and shatter resistant promotional cups you can help preserve the safety of your customers. We can offer a huge variety of products from plastic re-usable wine glasses, to plastic pint glasses.

Our custom printed re-usable cups are not just for festivals, with low minimum order quantities they are also ideal for parties, weddings, conferences, corporate gifts, nightclubs, cafes and restaurants.

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98% of people rate our service excellent

Testimonials

We have supplied many Festivals, Stadiums and Events large and small with our re-usable Branded Cups. We supply Printed Pint Cups, Half Pints and Tumblers including some great festivals and events large and small such as Barn on the Farm, Lakefest and Humber Street Sesh Festival.

” People love having an official cup for their drink and we often get people bringing along cups from previous years ”

Barn on The Farm

A. Matthews

“We have always been aware of the amount of waste that a large event can produce and have tried to limit this. It seemed a very logical choice to only use reusable cups on our bars and backstage. "

Beneath the Baobabs

Jonah

Great service & cups!

Great service & cups! We chose to trial these reusable pint size cups at an up and coming festival in attempt to reuse plastic as opposed to single use plastic. Love the simplicity of them and are really looking forward to having them as an option on our festival bar this year! Here's to Happy Cups! Cheers! Corinium Ales 🙂

Lucy C 10 Months ago

Great Company

Great company supplying good value products. Communication was prompt and clear. Cups arrived on the date required and look great.

Katherine Over a year ago

Excellent Customer Focus

Excellent customer focus at initial order and design stage . Speedy service and clear commitment to enduring delivery deadlines met with a quality value for money product.

Ashley 7 Months ago

We can print one colour, two colour and full colour wrap IML or Digital printing. In order to ensure legal compliance at your Festival we can also CE mark your cups.

Reducing Waste

Our cups are all re-usable, drastically reducing the amount of waste created using disposable plastic glasses. In addition our deposit system drastically reduces the amount of waste and clean up times whilst increasing revenue! For larger events we can help implement systems to support the re-use of cups like washing and drying.

Visitor Attractions

Our cups are not only suitable for Festivals but are great for Stadiums, Events and Visitor attractions.

Our cups are available in Pints, Half Pint & Tumblers and can be printed with Full Wrap Around print in either 1 colour, 2 colours or Full Colour ( IML )

Festival Cups with Handles

Re-useable Festival Glasses with handles are a little more expensive to buy but can reduce queuing times as more glasses can be carried together without the use of a tray.

Contact Us

13 Cheltenham Road Manchester M21 9GL

sales@happycups.co.uk

+44(0)161-4456867

07925-090-531

Why Re-usable Festival Cups?

Waste from the UK Festival industry is a huge issue, particularly the use of single use plastic. Over three million people attend UK festivals each year and between them generate a staggering 23,500 tonnes of waste, equating to 2.8kg of waste per person, per day. Research suggests that of that amount only 32% is recycled with the other 68 per cent heading for landfill sites. environmentjournal.online