Below, we highlight three of our most popular personalised whisky tumblers—each supplied in a stunning satin-lined gift box and engraved with the earliest coat of arms associated with your chosen surname.

Our Selection Of Personalised Whisky Tumblers

Whisky Tumbler with Wave Design and Coat of Arms

From: £32.99

The Whisky Tumbler with Wave Design and Coat of Arms is one of our most contemporary personalised whisky tumblers, combining a modern aesthetic with deep-rooted heritage. It’s the ideal choice for anyone who appreciates stylish glassware with a meaningful personal touch.

Engraved With Heritage and Pride

Each tumbler features the earliest coat of arms linked to your surname, including:

• Heraldic shield
• Crest
• Surname in a decorative scroll
• Motto (if available)

This detailed engraving elevates the glass into a distinctive keepsake—perfect for whisky lovers, collectors, and anyone who enjoys personalised gifts.

Modern Wave Design

The wavy-lined base gives this personalised whisky tumbler a sleek, elegant feel. For those who prefer something more traditional, a classic cut-glass option is also available.

Gift-Ready Presentation

Each tumbler arrives in a luxurious satin-lined gift box, making it ready to gift straight away.

Key Features:

• One of our best-selling personalised whisky tumblers
• Fully engraved coat of arms
• Optional personalised message
• Modern wave design or traditional cut-glass alternative
• Satin-lined presentation box
• Fast UK delivery (5–7 working days)
• Sets available with mixed surnames

View our whisky tumbler with wave design.

Mayfair Engraved Whisky Glasses

From £32.99

The Mayfair Engraved Whisky Glasses are premium crystallite personalised whisky tumblers that blend timeless elegance with modern craftsmanship. With a stunning diamond-cut design, these glasses sparkle beautifully under the light.

A Meaningful, Engraved Gift

These personalised whisky tumblers are engraved with:

• Surname
• Heraldic shield
• Family crest
• Motto (if available)

Add an optional message to make these glasses even more personal—perfect for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, and Father’s Day.

Start a Coat of Arms Crystal Collection

The Mayfair range offers matching:

• Wine glasses
• Champagne flutes
• Prosecco glasses
• Hi-ball glasses

Together, they create a beautifully coordinated personalised collection.

Craftsmanship That Shines

Made from premium crystallite glass, these tumblers offer clarity, weight, and long-lasting durability. The engraving is precise, crisp, and designed to stand the test of time.

Key Features:

• High-quality crystallite personalised whisky tumblers
• Full coat of arms engraving
• Optional message for extra personalisation
• Diamond-cut traditional design
• Satin-lined gift box included
• Available as part of a matching crystal range
• Fast UK delivery

View our Mayfair engraved whisky glasses.

Blenheim Whisky Tumbler with Coat of Arms

From £35.99

The Blenheim Whisky Tumbler is a standout choice among traditional personalised whisky tumblers, offering a weighty feel, sparkling cut-glass design, and rich heraldic detail.

Celebrate Your Family Heritage

Each tumbler features:

• The earliest coat of arms associated with your surname
• Shield and crest
• Surname in a scroll
• Motto (when recorded)

These personalised whisky tumblers tell a story—perfect for marking meaningful milestones or celebrating family heritage.

Classic Cut-Glass Design

The faceted sides catch the light beautifully, while the substantial base gives it a premium feel. It’s ideal for whisky enthusiasts who appreciate the artistry of traditional glassware.

Luxury Satin-Lined Gift Box

Every tumbler is presented in a satin-lined box, adding a layer of elegance and making gifting effortless.

Expand Your Crystal Collection

Matched items include:

• Wine glasses
• Brandy glasses
• Champagne flutes
• Hi-ball tumblers
• Decanters

Each is fully engraved with your family coat of arms.

Key Features:

• Traditional cut-glass personalised whisky tumblers
• Full coat of arms engraving
• Optional extra message
• Luxury satin-lined gift box
• Perfect for birthdays, weddings, retirements, and special occasions
• 5–7 day UK delivery
• Part of a wider personalised crystal range

View our Blenheim whisky tumblers.

Why Choose Personalised Whisky Tumblers?

Personalised whisky tumblers offer:

• A deeply meaningful connection to your family history
• A luxury keepsake that lasts for years
• A thoughtful, memorable gift for any occasion
• High-quality glassware with premium engraving
• Styles to suit modern and traditional tastes

Whether bought individually or as a set, personalised whisky tumblers make exceptional gifts with enduring sentimental value.

Personalised Whisky Tumblers FAQs

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Each glass is engraved with the earliest recorded coat of arms associated with a bearer of your surname, making these items a beautiful nod to history. With a wide range of options in our collection, there’s something for everyone — and every occasion.

Let’s explore some of the standout pieces from our crystal and glass drinkware range.

Personalised Wine Glasses with Coat of Arms

Explore our personalised wine glasses

For the wine enthusiast in your life, our engraved wine glasses are a sophisticated and meaningful choice. Featuring your surname’s historic coat of arms, each glass is deeply engraved for a lasting finish. Whether for a housewarming, wedding or birthday, they’re a classy addition to any celebration.

Engraved Whisky Tumblers with Family Crest

View our personalised whisky tumblers range

There’s something timeless about a good whisky and a heavy-cut glass. Our whisky tumblers feature a deep, detailed engraving of the earliest known coat of arms associated with your surname. Ideal for Father’s Day, retirements or simply relaxing by the fire, they’re one of our best-loved gifts.

Heraldic Brandy Glasses for Special Moments

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Elegant and traditional, these large brandy balloons feel luxurious in the hand. The bold engraving stands out beautifully against the curved glass, making this an ideal gift for someone who appreciates both heritage and fine design.

Prosecco & Champagne Flutes with Coat of Arms

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Add some sparkle to celebrations with crystal flutes engraved with the coat of arms linked to your surname. Perfect for weddings, engagements, anniversaries or even New Year’s Eve, they combine elegance and family pride.

Mix and Match for a Unique Set

Our collection includes a variety of drinkware options so you can build a complete matching set — or mix and match for different members of the family. For example, a prosecco flute for Mum, whisky tumbler for Dad, and wine glass for yourself.

View the full Crystal & Glass Coat of Arms range

Why Choose Heraldic Drinkware?

Our heraldic drinkware is more than just beautifully made glassware. It’s a connection to your family’s legacy. Every design is based on historic surname records and reflects the earliest known coat of arms associated with a bearer of the name. The engraving is deep, clear and made to last — just like the traditions it celebrates.

Whether you’re giving a gift or marking a special milestone, these glasses bring together style, sentiment and significance.

To explore the meanings behind the symbols on each coat of arms, visit our guide:
What Do the Coat of Arms Heraldic Symbols Mean?

Want more inspiration?
Take a look at our other blogs about crystal gifts and engraving tips:

• How to Choose the Perfect Engraved Crystal Gift
• Top 5 Personalised Crystal Gifts for Special Occasions
• Tips for Customising Your Coat of Arms Glassware

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Whether you’re buying for a birthday, wedding, retirement or anniversary, a glass item engraved with your family’s coat of arms adds a special, personal touch that celebrates your name and its place in history.

What Is Engraved Glassware – and Why Does It Matter?

At Hall of Names, we specialise in beautifully crafted engraved glassware that features the earliest known coat of arms associated with your surname. From traditional whisky tumblers and modern wave-style glasses to elegant wine gift sets and personalised decanters, every piece is engraved with care and precision.

These aren’t just attractive gifts — they’re meaningful heirlooms that tell a story. That’s what makes engraved glassware so unique. Each item becomes a way to honour your family name and carry a piece of history into the future.

Discover Your Family Coat of Arms

Before you choose your gift, it’s worth taking a moment to learn a bit more about your family name. Start with our name search box, which you’ll find at the top of every page on this website. You can use it to discover whether your family’s surname ever had a coat of arms associated with it, and whether there were any variations depending on your country of origin.

You can also explore the most popular heraldry symbols and their meanings — a fascinating way to understand the deeper symbolism behind each design. From lions representing bravery, to crosses signifying faith, every element on a coat of arms has a unique meaning that reflects a family’s story.

The Perfect Gift for Every Occasion

One of the best things about engraved glassware is its versatility. Whatever the occasion, there’s a gift to match:

• Milestone birthdays: Celebrate with a pair of traditional whisky tumblers or a wave-design whisky glass set for someone who enjoys a dram.
• Weddings & anniversaries: A coat of arms decanter or wine gift set adds timeless elegance.
• Father’s Day or retirement: Consider a personalised crystal clock or a striking glass crescent frame to mark the occasion.
• Corporate or thank-you gifts: The Mayfair hi-ball glasses offer a classic look, ideal for toasting success.
• Desk accessories: A paperweight with coat of arms brings heritage into the workplace in a subtle, stylish way.

Each item is presented in a satin-lined gift box, making your purchase feel that little bit more special — no need for extra wrapping.

A Unique Way to Celebrate Your Surname

Every engraved piece we create starts with research. Our team has spent decades building a comprehensive archive of surname histories and coats of arms. When you order from us, you’re not just buying a product — you’re tapping into centuries of history.

You can even go further by exploring our surname history range, which includes scrolls, framed prints, and other items that complement our engraved glassware. These are excellent when paired together, offering a fuller picture of your family’s heritage.

If you’re interested in the origins and symbolism behind your family’s arms, take a look at our heraldry guide. It’s packed with details about the most popular heraldic symbols and what they stood for.

Why Buy from Hall of Names?

We’re proud to be one of the UK’s leading providers of surname history and family heritage gifts. Everything we do is designed to bring meaning, authenticity and a sense of pride to our customers.

When you choose engraved glassware from Hall of Names, you’re getting:

• Carefully researched coat of arms engravings
• High-quality glass and crystal items
• Fast, friendly customer service
• Products made and shipped from the UK
• A free name search tool on every page

We’ve helped thousands of people find the perfect way to honour their roots — and we’d love to help you do the same.

Looking for the perfect heritage gift?
Start with the name search box at the top of the page to discover your family’s coat of arms, then explore our stunning engraved glassware collection to find a gift that’s both personal and timeless.

Your family history deserves to be celebrated — and engraved glassware is a beautiful way to do just that.

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At Hall of Names, we honour this rich tradition by offering a stunning collection of engraved crystal gifts that showcase your family heritage beautifully.

Royal and Aristocratic Traditions of Engraved Crystal

Though historical records vary, many agree that engraved crystal and glassware once represented luxury. European royalty and noble families frequently used these items as symbols of status and identity. Personalised engravings featuring coats of arms or family crests allowed them to show lineage and prestige.

The crystal we know today—with its clear brilliance—became popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially in England and Central Europe. This quality enhanced the beauty of engraved designs even further.

Engraved Crystal Gifts for Modern Heritage Celebrations

Today, engraved crystal offers a meaningful way to connect with your family’s history. Modern engraving techniques make it possible to personalise gifts with your coat of arms or family crest, bringing tradition into the present.

Our collection includes beautifully crafted pieces such as:

• The elegant Blenheim Coat of Arms Personalised Decanter, perfect for celebrating special occasions.
• The Whisky Tumbler with Wave Design and Coat of Arms, ideal for whisky lovers.
• The classic Coat of Arms Beer Glass, great for family gatherings.
• Stunning keepsakes like the 3D Crystal Block that proudly display your heritage.

Other popular items include hi-ball glasses, paperweights, and elegant crystal arch clocks.

The Lasting Appeal of Engraved Crystal

Engraved crystal gifts are more than just beautiful objects—they serve as personal mementos that honour family legacy and tradition. They make thoughtful presents for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, or corporate occasions that carry heritage and significance.

Discover Your Family Crest

Start with the name search box at the top of every page on our website. Our database holds over a million names, including regional variations. This allows you to check if your surname has an associated coat of arms.

For more insight into heraldic symbols, visit our page on heraldry symbols and what they mean.

From royal heritage to meaningful modern gifts, engraved crystal remains a timeless way to celebrate family history. Explore our range today and find the perfect piece to honour your legacy.

If you enjoyed this article about crystal, here are some others you may find interesting:

• How we create your personalised crystal gifts
• What is the difference between glass and crystal?
• Tips for engraving
• Dictionary of heraldry symbols

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Personalised Crystal Gifts are stunning for all occasions. Are you considering purchasing one of our stunning crystal gifts? This article explains how our coats of arms are replicated on each of our sparkling crystal gifts.

The artwork

To begin designing personalised crystal gifts, customers enter their choice of surname in our name search facility. Then they can check if we have the name on our database. More than a million names are available, and each has its associated coat of arms. This artwork is the earliest known coat of arms related to a bearer of the name. Many coats of arms have intricate symbolism, while others are simpler in style. Each coat of arms looks stylish when recreated on your choice of personalised crystal gift.

Personalised crystal gifts available

We have three distinctive sets to choose from which can be viewed from the collections on our crystal page. Each crystal collection includes wine glasses, champagne flutes, hi-ball glasses, and whisky tumblers. Your choices are as follows:

Mayfair collection

This lovely collection perfectly combines a modern style with a traditional diamond-cut design, with a centralised engraving panel. Shop Mayfair now.

Verona collection

A more modern style with a distinctive wave pattern at the base, and plenty of room for your engraved coat of arms and personalised message. Shop Verona now.

Blenheim collection

This is a stunning range, also incorporating the option of brandy glasses and a decanter. Our most exclusive range, this has a high lead content, making for a heavier feeling in the hand. Shop Blenheim now.

It’s a lovely idea to start a collection for yourself or a loved one. For example, a wedding gift can be a perfect opportunity to start a collection of personalised crystal to build over the years to come.

Expertise

We have sourced top quality products from a trusted UK supplier, who pride themselves on attention to detail. They have been in business for 35 years, so they really know their stuff! We selected this supplier, partly because they are a family-owned business like ours, but also because their stated aim is to exceed quality expectations all the time. We like this approach! When we receive your order, your artwork is sent to these specialist suppliers for preparation. This will vary depending on the crystal gift that you have chosen (see below). You may be interested in reading our blog about the differences between glass and crystal.

The process

If you have selected any of our stunning range of glasses, then the process used will be ‘Sandblast Engraving’. This is a permanent decoration process that gives a frosted finish with the coat of arms and optional wording etched into the surface of the glass or crystal. This ensures clarity of finish, and your chosen heraldry will be the centrepiece of your crystal gift.

If you have selected one of our lovely glass plaques or our scented candle then the technique will be full colour digital printing, which allows a vibrant recreation of a full colour coat of arms and your chosen wording.

Optional engraving

Engrave your crystal gifts can be engraved with a personal message such as a birth date or congratulatory message. You can therefore create a truly unique piece of work to be treasure and cherish for years to come. In addition to the coat of arms, this creates a distinctive and original piece, that is unique to your own personal requirements. Stuck for a message to engrave? Why not take a look at our top tips for inspirational engraving.

Gift boxes

Most of our crystal gifts comes in a stunning satin-lined presentation box, which makes them the perfect gifts for special occasions. We pack these gift boxes in a larger box, to ensure safety of your parcel in transit.

Aftercare

We want you to enjoy your personalised gift for years to come, so do take a look at our tips for caring for your crystal.

Now you just need to decide which range or gift to choose! We do of course have a fabulous range of gift ideas sure to impress in our shop. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if we can be of any help.

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Have you ever wondered what is the difference between glass and crystal? Crystal is always popular has for a long time been a choice for a gift to prize for its quality.  For generations it is often the choice for those occasions where you require an extra-special gift is . But what is the difference between glass and crystal? Why is the latter the choice when people want to really impress the recipient?

We all associate special occasions with crystal – whether that is the clink of champagne flutes at a wedding ceremony, wine glasses around the Christmas table, a celebration of success in the workplace with crystal awards, or the recognition of sporting success with engraved crystal trophies. Decanters are often the gift of choice to create a stunning addition to a family crystal collection.

Look after them properly, these sorts of crystal gifts are available to hand down from one generation to the next.  You can make this even more special if you engrave it with a significant message. (See our blog post on inspirational engraving).

On first glance or from a distance, it can be tricky to distinguish glass from crystal. Closer inspection reveals significant differences. For a start, when people refer to crystal, what they are often referring to is ‘lead-glass’.

When we talk about the sort of glass in use for standard drinking glasses for example. We know this amongst experts as ‘soda-lime glass’. This is a practice currently in use for objects such as light bulbs and windows as well as table-ware. It is inexpensive, making it very popular with consumers.

Types of Glass

Two other types of glass are ‘Borosilicate Glass’ which is what people commonly call ‘Pyrex’ and is used for items such as kitchen bowls and jugs. There is also ‘Fused Quartz’ which is where the glass is used for items such as cameras, lab equipment and halogen lamps. So how does crystal differ from these?

What is Crystal?

The term ‘Crystal’ originally derived from the Italian term ‘Cristallo’, which is used to describe imitations of Murano Glass (Murano is an island close to Venice, famed for its highly-prized, hand-blown glassware). Nowadays, when people refer to crystal, what they mean is a type of glass made with lead-oxide, silica, potash or soda. The actual chemical composition of the crystal is not apparent at first glance. There are a few ways to tell the difference by observation alone.

A key indicator is the thickness of the glass. The presence of lead in the composition allows the material to be worked at lower temperatures to achieve a finer result and the resulting effect is that the glass appears a lot thinner. Crystal wine glasses, champagne flutes, tumblers, vases and bowls make a very satisfying and clear bell-like sound when flicked. This is in contrast with the dull thud-like sound of glass.

Differences in Appearance

Glass tends to have an opaque appearance, whereas the higher-quality crystal has a beautifully clear appearance.  This makes it the ideal choice for decorative items such chandeliers, bowls, vases and jewellery. The lead-content of crystal means that it refracts the light, creating a lovely sparkling effect. Some crystal even creates a beautiful rainbow-prism effect. Because lead is heavy, this means that crystal glasses have a heavier feel than glass.

Conclusion

Overall, the quality of crystal is clear: sparkling to look at, resonant to hear, and satisfying to hold. In conclusion, a crystal gift speaks volumes. It truly is a gift that you can cherish for years and will form a satisfying addition to any collection. We have an extensive collection and a fantastic choice available to personalise on our website. Choose from whisky tumblers, hi ball glasses, wine glasses, champagne flutes and decanters.

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There are some simple do’s and don’ts when it comes to caring for your crystal: Here are a few tips on how to keep your crystal sparkling for generations to come!

Take care when choosing how to wash your crystal!

Think carefully before putting your crystal items in the dishwasher. The action of the dishwasher itself can have an abrasive effect because of particles from other items in the machine. This could mean that your crystal will become damaged over time.

There is also the risk of chip-damage caused by stacking your crystal carelessly with other items in the machine, which you should avoid at all costs!

Many dishwashers have a special low-temperature function for items such as crystal. There are detergents available which promote that they are safe to use with crystal. If in doubt, it is a good idea to check the manufacturer’s guidelines. Also. read the detergent packet to ensure it is safe to use with your crystal gifts.

Wash by hand

It can sometimes be best to err on the side of caution and wash your crystal by hand. When doing this, use simple warm soapy water and a soft lint-free cloth, and rinse with luke-warm water. This is particularly the case for larger objects such as decanters and tankards which can be tricky to stack in a dishwasher.

Be careful not to use water that is either too hot or too cold as this can damage your personalised crytal.

You can remove even stubborn stains from personalised crystal. Gently rub with a soft cloth soaked in vinegar, or by soaking in a vinegar/water mix. This is equally useful for windows!

Try to avoid contact with abrasive materials such as artificial sponges or scourers on your crystal. These can lead to damage. If you clean crystal which has lots of nooks and crannies, such as whisky tumblers, use a very gentle brush like an artist’s a paintbrush to ensure that it looks just as sparkling. When drying crystal glasses, such as crystal wine glasses or champagne flutes, do not hold them by the stem, but instead hold the bowl part of the glass.

Proper storage is important

Once you have cleaned and dried your personalised crystal, take care when storing it. For example, crystal whisky tumblers should not be stacked inside each other. If serving food from a crystal bowl, take care to use appropriate cutlery. You will minimise risk is you use wooden spoons which will not chip the crystal in the same way that metal cutlery might.  Remember, do not put your personalised crystal in a microwave.

An investment in a quality personalised crystal gift pays dividends.  They bring joy and satisfaction to the recipient.

After all, who doesn’t love to open a beautifully packaged gift to find its sparkling contents. Especially when nestled in a satin-lined presentation box? We hope that you enjoy your crystal for years to come.  In addition we hope these top tips give you a ‘crystal clear’ guide on how to best protect and care for your crystal both now and in the years to come!

Find out if we have the coat of arms for the surname you are interested in.

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1. Think carefully about the choice of wording.

For example, when engraving gifts, would Dad prefer a traditional message such as ‘Happy 70th birthday Dad’ or something with a comical twist ‘Dad – 70 years of being the centre of attention!’

2. Consider using quotes.

If you search online, you will find many good sites offering inspiration. For example, if you are considering something for a gardening enthusiast, you could consider something like this: ‘The love of gardening is a seed which once sown, never dies’ (Gertrude Jekyll).

3. Use quotes in another language for extra intrigue.

For example, a quick online search will lead to plenty of websites with funny latin phrases. If you are engraving gifts such a crystal whisky tumbler, you could consider ‘Re vera, potas bene’ which translates as ‘You sure are drinking a lot!’ Purchasing a crystal tankard to hang in the recipient’s local pub? What about ‘Mihi ignosce. Cum homine de cane debeo congredi’, which translates as ‘Excuse me. I’ve got to see a man about a dog’.

4. Would your gift benefit from an image or logo?

This is especially true if you are engraving gifts like a plaque as an award and want to make sure that your corporate image is clearly visible.

5. Consider the design of the crystal itself

Many crystal gifts are pre-cut with special designs to give a traditional or modern appearance, so it is important to consider the personal taste of the recipient. For example, would they like a feminine  twist, or something more plain, simple and classic?

6. Above all, keep your recipient in mind.

They are sure to love your choice of gift, follow our simple tips and you can give a present that will be cherished for years to come.

Once you have chosen your personalised crystal gift, and settled on a unique message to engrave, all that’s left to do is present your gift! If you will be the one caring for the gift, you might like to read our handy blog post about how to care for your crystal.

For inspiration on crystal gifts, you might like to check out some of the following gifts:

Celebratory Wine Set – perfect for weddings, valentines, anniversaries and other special occasions. We can engrave each goblet with your choice of coat of arms.

Champagne Flutes – also ideal as a special gift for the bride and groom or maybe for a special occasion or wedding anniversary.

Plaque – A great gift for the home or as a corporate gift or award.

Brandy glasses and whisky tumblers – a great choice and easy to personalise with your chosen message.

Wine glasses – such a versatile personalised gift suitable for many occasions. Sure to be impress and treasure for years to come and available in sets.

Decanters – A lovely gift with plenty of room for you to create an inspirational engraving!

Tankards – A traditional choice, suitable for many occasions.

Find out if we have the coat of arms and surname history for your name by clicking here.

Happy shopping!

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First of all, set your budget.

Often as not, the bride and groom will have a wedding list, so that guests may choose something quickly and easily, at a price that suits. This allows you to stick within your budget, safe in the knowledge that you are purchasing a gift that the happy couple will appreciate. That said, sometimes it can show thoughtfulness to choose the perfect wedding gift that is truly personal.

Consider a personalised gift.

If you want to choose something that shows a little more thought than simply picking from a wedding list.  Why not consider a more personalised gift?

With interest in family history at a peak, it can be a great idea to choose a gift that reflects the shared ancestry of the bride and groom. For example, an ‘anniversary double’ print, features the earliest known coats of arms forbearers of the bride’s and groom’s surnames.

Underneath the artwork you can choose to create a personal message. This might be something simple such as the names of the bride and groom. You might also wish to display the place and time of the wedding, to create a print that will be truly unique.

Crystal makes a traditional gift

Crystal can also make a lasting choice and our range can be personalised with your chosen coats of arms. You can also include a personalised message of your choice.

Choose from champagne flutes and wine glasses, to whisky tumblers, brandy glasses or decanters. To create the real wow factor, a celebratory wine set makes an extra special choice. All crystal gifts are beautifully packaged in satin-lined gift boxes. If you would like inspiration on what to engrave on your crystal gift. We also have top tips on caring for your crystal collection!

Prefer to let the bride and groom choose their own personalised coat of arms gift? They are sure to find something they love!

Find out if we have the coat of arms and history of the surname you are interested in.

We hope that these ideas have given you some inspiration for your personalised wedding gift – share your pics of the bride and groom on their special day on our facebook page! You might also like our page on the symbolism of wedding traditions, or how to create inspirational engraving.

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