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Question about Water Bottle Labels

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So a while back I came across these free party printables that include some water bottle labels. I don't know if I am going to use them, but I was wondering ... how exactly do these work? Like, I was thinking if the bottles were refrigerated before the party, the labels could get messed up from condensation or something. (Or do I have that all wrong in my head?) Do you just serve the water at room temperature? That seems kind of odd to me bc I would want the water cold.
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Re: Question about Water Bottle Labels

  • MrsKLBMrsKLB

    We did water bottles for our wedding and I just finished some for Brady's birthday party this Saturday.  If you just want to have them in the refirgerator then any label will probably work, but if you to put them on ice you'll probably want to buy weatherproof labels to print them on.  I got mine from onlinelabels.com and they are a pretty good price.  I buy the 8.5x11 sheet that lets you print 5 per sheet:

    https://www.onlinelabels.com/water-bottle-labels.htm?search=water%20bottle%20labels&st=s

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  • kepkep member
    Oh cool! I didn't even know you could buy those. DUH! Thanks so much!!
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  • tmhopkins13tmhopkins13
    We did labels for Kiyas graduation and I actually ordered them from Etsy, they weren't waterproof but I contact papered all of them and then put them on the bottles that way so it wouldn't matter if they got wet-just another option
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    imagetmhopkins13:
    We did labels for Kiyas graduation and I actually ordered them from Etsy, they weren't waterproof but I contact papered all of them and then put them on the bottles that way so it wouldn't matter if they got wet-just another option

    Ah yes, this is another good option I've heard of, too.  You can just put laminate paper or tape or whatever over the labels if they aren't printed on the weatherproof paper. 

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  • seansgirl2006seansgirl2006 member
    I have a small laminator.  I used it to make water bottle labels for our wedding and now birthday parties.  Works great.  I used hot glue to glue on the labels.  It was a pain at first finding something that would make it stick without them popping off since they wanted to straighten out from the laminate.
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