How to Make Groom Face Stickers & Cutouts for Bachelorette Parties

Nothing gets a bachelorette party laughing faster than the groom's face on every cup. Groom face stickers, cutouts and props are a classic bride-tribe tradition, and you can make a full set at home in about an hour. The face cutout is free; you only need sticker paper, cups and a printer.

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Step 1: Cut out the groom's face with FaceConfetti

Original photo

FaceConfetti cutout

Pick a sharp, front-facing photo of the groom — a big smile works best. Open FaceConfetti and drop it in. Everything runs in your browser, so it's free, needs no account, and the photo never leaves your device (handy if you're keeping it a surprise).

• Border: add a medium white outline so the sticker is easy to trim and pops on clear cups.
• Neck Cutoff: lower it for a clean, chin-level floating head.
• Use Touch Up to erase stray background or restore missed hair, then download the transparent PNG.

Step 2: Print on waterproof vinyl sticker paper

Place 9–12 copies of the PNG on a Letter page in any document or design app. About 2–2.5 inches wide fits a standard 12 oz party cup. Print a plain-paper test first to check the size.

• Use printable vinyl sticker paper made for inkjet printers — vinyl survives drinks, ice and condensation far better than paper labels.
• Pick the media setting recommended by the paper maker and let the ink dry fully before cutting.

Step 3: Cut the stickers and decorate the cups

• Trim around the white border with small scissors, or use a cutting machine's Print & Cut for big batches.
• Wipe each cup clean and dry, then peel and press the sticker on firmly, smoothing out air bubbles from the center.
• Keep stickers below the drinking rim, and hand-wash or simply recycle the cups after the party.

Step 4: Add bigger props and party

Print a few larger copies for extras: a giant "big head" on a stick for photos, mini faces taped to straws, or a face garland behind the bride. Stick a larger print to cardstock or foam board before trimming so it stays stiff.

Set out the cups, hand out the props, and let the bride tribe toast to the groom — in spirit.