Personalised stag party mugs for a memorable brew

A personalised stag party mug can celebrate the groom and the people making the weekend happen. Put each person’s photo on their own design, add a name or role and choose a joke they will still like after the event. It is a practical keepsake for the kitchen, rather than another one-night accessory.

£15Including VAT · free UK delivery
Buy 3, get the 4th free · mix any mugs

Create their mug ↗

Choose the joke the group can share

Start with the groom’s personality and the kind of celebration you are planning. A funny caricature with ‘Groom’s tea squad’ can be lively without relying on embarrassment. Beer patterns suit some groups; stars, tiles or another available pattern can suit people who do not drink. Keep nicknames welcome, and avoid jokes about relationships, bodies or private incidents that someone would rather leave in the group chat.

Get clear photos and accurate roles

Ask for a bright portrait of each guest with the face easy to see. A blurry photo taken on a previous night out may be funny on a phone but less useful for a portrait mug. Keep the crop similar across the set so it feels organised. If you add ‘Best man’, ‘Groomsman’ or ‘Usher’, confirm the role first: attending the stag do does not automatically mean a person has a wedding role.

Make the group order add up

Each PickleDodo white 11oz ceramic mug costs £15 including VAT and is printed in-house by Sandycroft Workwear Ltd. Every four mugs in the same basket includes one free, so four cost £45 and eight cost £90 automatically. All designs can be mixed, and no code is needed. Free UK delivery is in 1–2 working days. Confirm the attendance list, check names against portraits and order ahead of the event so you can organise the mugs before travelling.

The useful details

Your gift questions

Do all stag party mugs have to use the same photo?

No. Each guest can have their own portrait, name and colour. A shared phrase or pattern can connect the set, and every design still counts towards the same-basket four-for-three offer.

Can I avoid a beer design?

Yes. Choose stars, tiles or another available pattern that fits the group. A ceramic mug is useful for tea and coffee, so the keepsake does not need an alcohol theme.

Can the mug thank the person who organised the stag?

Yes. Their name with ‘Thanks for making it happen’ can make a thoughtful individual gift. You can use the same group colours while giving their mug a more personal message.

Should I put wedding roles on the mugs?

Only when you know the roles are correct. A first name and the stag date can be enough for guests who are there as friends, without assigning them a place in the wedding party.