Eid and Ramadan Paper Cups
Eid Mubarak cups run from marble and gold to purple, with blue and silver for a cooler look, so they can follow the colours of the rest of your decor. Ramadan Kareem and Ramadan Mubarak designs cover the month itself, from the first iftar to the last.
How Many Party Cups Do You Need?
Guests usually go back for a second drink, especially at a long dawat with dessert after the meal. Planning two cups per person means nobody is washing glasses halfway through. For forty guests, eight packs cover the evening.
Moroccan, Persian and Geometric Cups
Moroccan patterned cups come in six shades and sit alongside the wider Moroccan Magic range. Persian cups in pink and mint suit a baby shower or bridal afternoon, while Geo Gold and Geo Silver give a cleaner look.
Cups for Nikah and New Baby Celebrations
Qabool Crew cups in grey and gold are made for a nikah, and Salam cups in pastel and iridescent tones work for an aqeeqah or a welcome home.
Hosting Through Eid
Across the UK, Eid days often run from morning visits to late evening dinners. Keep a few spare packs aside for unexpected guests, and add straws for children who prefer juice.