Engraved glasses

Engraved glasses are champagne flutes, wine glasses, whisky glasses and beer mugs laser-engraved with a name, date, message or logo. Lasermark.lt (UAB LaserMark) has been engraving in its own workshops in Vilnius and Kaunas since 2014. Every glass is made to order.

Types of glasses

Champagne flutes – most often ordered for weddings: the couple’s names, the wedding date or “Mr & Mrs”.

Wine glasses – a gift for a birthday, a wedding anniversary or Mother’s Day. A single glass costs €15, and a pair with text costs €25.

Whisky glasses – 270 ml, made in Italy. A glass with a name costs €14.

Beer mugs – 600 ml; a mug with text costs €13.90.

Why the engraving doesn’t wash off

The laser removes a thin layer of glass, so the text becomes part of the glass. It isn’t paint or a sticker – engraved glasses are dishwasher safe and the text doesn’t fade.

Production and delivery

We make your glasses within 1 working day, and delivery across Lithuania takes 1–2 working days. Free pickup is available in Vilnius and Kaunas.

Glasses with your company logo

We engrave your company logo or name. For 10 or more pieces, get in touch – we’ll agree on price and timing. We can invoice your company.

FAQ

Are engraved glasses dishwasher safe?

Yes. Laser engraving is part of the glass itself, so the text doesn’t wash off or fade in the dishwasher.

What’s the difference between engraving and printing on glass?

Engraving removes a thin layer of glass, so the text stays in the glass for good. Printing is a layer of paint on the surface that can wear off over time.

How long does it take to make an engraved glass?

Lasermark.lt makes an engraved glass within 1 working day. Delivery within Lithuania takes another 1–2 working days, and free pickup is available in Vilnius and Kaunas.

How much does an engraved glass cost?

An engraved whisky glass costs €14, a beer mug €13.90, a wine glass €15, and a pair of wine glasses with text €25.

Which languages can you engrave in?

We engrave in Lithuanian, English, Russian, Ukrainian and Polish.