Christmas Name Tags for Drink Glasses and Table

Edited 11/23/2025 to provide screenshots and instructions for editing the text, for those who haven't done it before.

Make your table classy and keep drinks straight all season. This model set gives you dual-purpose customized name tags:

• Place-setting name tags, each with a neat holder
• Clip-on glass name tags sized to your exact glass rim

Print your name tags once and then use the same tags for both–they fit!  Your table looks consistent from cocktails to dessert.

This is a new model based on my original here.  This new model:

• Works with any printer - Does not require a dual nozzle printer
• Supports but does not require AMS - Includes a profile for those not using an AMS
• Lets you customize for sizes that aren't already included in the profiles

What’s included

• Gauge tags (faster, less-detailed single color prints) to test rim fit on your glassware. Pick the tightness that’s right, then print the real tags in that size.
• Separate plates in each size with customizable name tags for family and guests — print single-color or multicolor (raised contrasting letters), single-nozzle or multiple-nozzle, AMS or not.
• Simple, attractive individual place-tag holders with a Gridfinity-compatible base so you can store a whole set easily and take out just the ones you need.  Or use one of the included Gridfinity holders to store up to 10 or 28 tags.

Why it’s great for the holidays

• Family members and guests won’t wonder whether cocktail and water glasses are theirs:  their names are right there.
• Match your table or holiday décor: Choose Silk+ PLA Candy Green tags with matte Ivory White letters like the pictures or any combination that works well with your decor.
• Print a few all-purpose tags:  Guest, Friend, Plus 1, etc.

Sizing & fit

1. Print the gauge tag plate.  This plate has tags with a variety of rim diameters and thicknesses.
    

   

2.  Try the gauge tags on your actual glasses; note the number that fits how you like.

Glass rims vary widely.  On the gauge tags the first number is the glass outer diameter and the second number is the rim thickness, but sloping sides and varying thicknesses make trying the various gauge pieces your best bet.

3.  Go to the build plate labeled with that size variant.  Copy and paste that tag on that plate as many times as you need, then print.  The print profiles include large brims to help stabilize the tags during printing.  I recommend manually placing the tags so the brims overlap after slicing – this will help keep the tags stable during printing.

4.  Go to the nameplate profile - choose AMS or non-AMS.  The non-Ams profile has a print pause built in so you can change to the color you want for the lettering.

5.  In Bambu Studio, edit the text on each object to use the name you want.  If you haven't done this before in Studio, here's a quick set of steps you can follow, with screenshots below:  

Highlight the nameplate you want to edit, and select “Objects” in the left panel.  

Expand the nameplate you want to work on (if it isn't already expanded) by clicking the caret at the far left of the body name.

Select the text_shape you want to edit by clicking on it in the left panel.  It will highlight when you've selected it.
Next, right click what you just highlighted to bring up the menu.  The first item is Edit Text.  Click on that. 

Now you'll see the box where you can edit the text.  Just replace the text that is there with what you want.  

Be sure the new text is centered on the tag by dragging the yellow square in the center of the text.  

Close out by clicking the text tool on the top menu bar.

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Copy and paste additional tags as you need them, edit the text, then print the plate.

6.  Attach the nameplate to the tag with a dab of glue and you're ready to go!

Customizing

The gauges and provided profiles will work with most common glasses.  If you have a glass that isn't covered, try the Customize feature.  Put in a value for the glass outer diameter and for the thickness and you'll get a new tag.  (The numbers on the gauge tags are the outer diameter and thickness for the tag.  Hint:  If you have a glass with relatively flat sides, try a large value for the outer diameter.)  The nameplates will work with any tag.

Care and Use

• Hand-wash only. PLA isn’t dishwasher safe!
• Please don't use on children's cups if they aren't old enough to keep the tags out of their mouths.  We want a happy gathering!
• The tags are not intended to be in contact with your beverages.  Please keep liquid levels below the tag.