Drive by Celebration Water Bottle Labels (Green)

Size: 8.5x2 in · Editable in: Corjl

Dress the drinks table with these green drinks-table wraps: an 8.5 × 2 in Corjl template, cut for standard bottled water. Names, dates and short messages type in, then the labels print, cut and wrap around each bottle.

Unwrapped the label is 21.6 cm long and 5.1 cm tall, which circles an ordinary bottle with room to overlap. One template covers the whole drinks table — re-export per wording change, print per bottle.

Green label specifics

• 8.5 × 2 in bottle label template in the green car design
• Labels sized for standard bottled water
• Editable text over locked green artwork

Editing labels in Corjl

Corjl edits in the browser on any device — phone, tablet or laptop — with nothing to install and the link emailed by hand. Give the email a few hours, check spam when needed, then type the names or occasion over the samples. Access runs ninety days from purchase, with extensions on request. All text fields edit; artwork, label size and orientation do not.

Wrapping the bottles

Print on sticker paper for a peel-and-stick finish, or on plain paper with double-sided tape behind. Cut straight, peel the backing, and smooth the label around each bottle with the seam at the back. Bottles, water, sticker paper and tape are all yours — the template is the download.

What is not included

• Bottles, water, sticker paper, tape and scissors are not included
• Labels print on plain stock, so they are not waterproof; printing and finishing are yours

Green drinks, green day

Serve them with the drive-by celebration collection green shelf: the green baby shower invite and the green bridal invite share the artwork.

Green bottle label questions

Which bottles do the labels fit?

Standard sized bottled water — the 8.5 × 2 in wrap is cut for the ordinary bottle, not oversized or mini ones.

Sticker paper or plain paper?

Sticker paper peels and sticks cleanly; plain paper plus tape works when sticker stock is unavailable.

Will condensation ruin the print?

Chill the bottles first and apply labels just before serving. Inks and papers vary, so test one bottle before the batch.