Wedding gift list ideas from designer Emma Britton

two floral etched champagne coupes

Decorative Glass Designer Emma Britton has launched a new glassware collection, Exotic Floral, which is proving very popular amongst guests looking for wedding day gifting ideas.

Exotic Floral adds a touch tropical splendour to your table featuring dahlias, red hot pokers, canna lilies and digitalis firebird. This new floral design is inspired by the geometrics and structural beauty of these flowers and is etched on to various glassware items such as high balls, tumblers, wine glasses and champagne coupes - the latter is the perfect gift set of two for newlyweds.

Emma Britton is an independent designer and award-winning original brand specialising in designer-made decorative glass Splashbacks. The brand also offers a range of glass and home accessories for modern living. Founded in 2010 with a grant for East Midlands Graduates and her, now signature, 'Foxglove' pattern, Emma's optimistically floral design style has gone from strength to strength.

For more product inspiration visit emmabritton.net

tumbler etched glass Credit: Exotic Floral Tumbler – Individual
high ball etched glass Credit: Exotic Floral Hi Ball – Individual
champagne coupe etched with floral pattern Credit: Exotic Floral Coupe – Individual
wine glass etched with floral pattern Credit: Exotic Floral Wine Glass – Individual
group set of clear glassware etched with a floral pattern

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