Pink and blue cups make it easy to coordinate drinks with a baby shower, gender reveal, or other pastel-themed gathering. For a simple 12-ounce option, XINYANSEND offers an even 25-and-25 color split; Kochorie supplies 60 light-colored cups; and KesaPlan offers a 100-count 12-ounce pack. Choose KesaPlan’s 16-ounce cups when you want a larger serving size, or SEQQUXU’s gingham cups for a patterned look.
| Product | Count and capacity | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| XINYANSEND Pink and Blue Cups | 50; 12 oz | Smaller gatherings and solid colors |
| Kochorie Plastic Cups | 60; 12 oz | Light pastel colors and easy stacking |
| KesaPlan 12-Ounce Cups | 100; 12 oz | Larger gatherings needing more cups |
| KesaPlan 16-Ounce Cups | 100; 16 oz | Larger servings and high cup counts |
| SEQQUXU Gingham Cups | 50; 12 oz | Checkered party decor |
XINYANSEND 50 Pink And Blue Cups
This pack includes 50 12-ounce plastic cups: 25 pink and 25 blue. The solid colors suit gender reveal tables, baby showers, and party games where guests may use the cups as photo props or drinkware. The product details describe BPA-free plastic, grooved sides for grip, leak resistance, and a structure designed to resist cracks and scratches.
Best for: Hosts who want an evenly split color set in a moderate quantity. It was selected for its clear count, familiar 12-ounce size, and textured sides. The listing says the cups can be discarded or hand washed for reuse; it does not specify how many washes they withstand, so avoid relying on them as permanent drinkware.
Kochorie 60 Light Pastel Cups
Kochorie’s 60-cup pack contains 30 light pink and 30 light blue cups, each with a 12-ounce capacity. The listing describes the plastic as sturdy, odorless, and leak-proof, with smooth edges and a lightweight feel. The cups are also designed to stack when stored, which may help keep party supplies organized before serving.
Best for: Gatherings that need more cups than a 50-count pack and a softer pastel palette. This option was selected for its balanced colors and stackable design. Its 12-ounce capacity may be less suitable if guests need larger servings or frequent refills.
KesaPlan 100 12-Ounce Cups
This set has 100 cups, divided evenly between 50 pink and 50 blue, with a 12-ounce capacity. KesaPlan describes the material as PP plastic that is BPA-free, odorless, and leak-proof. Its ribbed texture is intended to make the cups easier to hold, and the listing gives approximate dimensions of 3.93 by 3.38 inches.
Best for: Larger parties or hosts who want a generous supply in the standard 12-ounce size. The 50-cup split per color makes it straightforward to assign cups to “team” groups or coordinate a table. Choose another option if you specifically need cups larger than 12 ounces.
KesaPlan 100 16-Ounce Cups
KesaPlan’s larger set contains 100 disposable cups, with 50 blue and 50 pink. Each holds 16 ounces, making it a better fit for larger pours than the 12-ounce choices in this list. The product description identifies the plastic as non-BPA and mentions rolled rims and smooth edges. It suggests the cups for drinks such as shakes and mocktails as well as gender reveal party use.
Best for: Hosts who want both a high count and a larger cup size. Pick this set over the 12-ounce KesaPlan pack if reducing refills matters more than choosing a smaller serving vessel. The cups are disposable, so they may not suit buyers looking for reusable cups.
SEQQUXU Gingham Pink And Blue Cups
SEQQUXU provides 50 cups: 25 pink gingham and 25 blue gingham. Each cup holds 12 ounces and is described as suitable for beverages including juice, iced coffee, soda, water, and cocktails. Unlike the solid-color choices, the checkered pattern adds a distinct decorative element to baby showers, afternoon tea, and family gatherings.
Best for: Buyers who want pink and blue cups to contribute a visible pattern to the table setting. It was selected as the patterned alternative to plain cups. Avoid this option if your party design calls for solid colors or if you need more than 50 cups in one pack.
Buying Guide: How To Choose Pink And Blue Cups
How many cups should you buy?
Start with your guest count, then consider whether guests may take more than one cup. Packs here range from 50 to 100 cups. A 50-count set works for smaller gatherings, while a 100-count set gives larger parties more cups on hand. All five picks divide the colors evenly.
Is 12 ounces or 16 ounces a better size?
Choose 12-ounce cups for standard party servings and a compact option. Choose 16-ounce cups for larger drinks or when you want to serve more per cup. Capacity affects how much a cup can hold; it does not establish how much guests should drink.
Should you choose solid or patterned cups?
Solid pink and blue cups coordinate easily with other party decorations and can make color groups clear. Gingham cups add a print without requiring extra table accents. Compare the cup design with your plates, napkins, and table decor before ordering.
What material details should you check?
Review the product description for details that matter to your event, such as plastic type, leak resistance, grip texture, and whether cups are described as disposable or hand-washable. These listings describe party cups; do not assume a cup is microwave-safe or suitable for hot drinks unless its product information says so.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these cups suitable for gender reveal parties?
Yes. Each selected product is presented as pink-and-blue party drinkware, and several listings specifically mention gender reveal or baby shower use.
Which option has the most cups?
The two KesaPlan options each contain 100 cups. One set holds 12 ounces per cup, and the other holds 16 ounces.
Which cups have a gingham pattern?
The SEQQUXU set includes pink and blue checkered cups, with 25 of each color.
Can the cups be reused?
The XINYANSEND listing says its cups may be hand washed for repeated reuse. The other options are described as disposable; check each product’s care information before attempting to reuse it.
Do all the options hold the same amount?
No. XINYANSEND, Kochorie, KesaPlan’s 100-count 12-ounce set, and SEQQUXU hold 12 ounces. The other KesaPlan set holds 16 ounces.