Wine Key Corkscrew Bottle Opener with Custom Printed Sticker for Wedding Favors
The wine bottle opener is cool because it looks like a mini wine bottle with a label and all. The opener comes with a generic sticker label that you can easily replace with the custom printed “Retro Luxe” one. With it, you can add personalized details like a set of monogram initials and last name and customize the label to your wedding or event. That way, the opener is a decorative and functional favor for your guests. It shares its design with a waiter's key. There is a hinged fulcrum that can be pulled open and lets you swing out the cork spiral. Using the main body of the wine bottle opener as a handle, you twist the spiral into the cork, place the fulcrum on the lip of the wine bottle, and leverage the cork out. The wine key style of opener is quick and easy, which makes the uniquely shaped wine bottle opener a great favor idea for your guests. In a pinch, you can use the fulcrum piece to leverage bottle caps off beer bottles.
Wine Key Corkscrew Bottle Opener with Custom Printed Sticker for Wedding Favors
The wine bottle opener is cool because it looks like a mini wine bottle with a label and all. The opener comes with a generic sticker label that you can easily replace with the custom printed “Retro Luxe” one. With it, you can add personalized details like a set of monogram initials and last name and customize the label to your wedding or event. That way, the opener is a decorative and functional favor for your guests. It shares its design with a waiter's key. There is a hinged fulcrum that can be pulled open and lets you swing out the cork spiral. Using the main body of the wine bottle opener as a handle, you twist the spiral into the cork, place the fulcrum on the lip of the wine bottle, and leverage the cork out. The wine key style of opener is quick and easy, which makes the uniquely shaped wine bottle opener a great favor idea for your guests. In a pinch, you can use the fulcrum piece to leverage bottle caps off beer bottles.
