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Fiesta Medals, Custom Fiesta Medals & Their History

What Are Fiesta Medals?

The story behind fiesta medals shows a colorful history of celebration and honor. The Battle of Flowers kicked off Fiesta in 1891 with an actual playful pelting of flowers.  As that tradition was being playfully created so was the proud tradition of fiesta medals. It is said that in 1971, King Antonio XLIX Charles G. Orsinger issued what was considered the first official Fiesta medal.

Fiesta Medals Today

Although Fiesta medals were in existence prior to 1971, they were not available to the general public and were only worn by King Antonio, PMO members and special Fiesta Commission guests.  However, today fiesta medals are created, produced, and made to celebrate and share among fiesta goers. Some fiesta medals have even sold for over $1000. Looking for Fiesta Medals for sale? Click here.

What Are The Most Common Fiesta  Medal Sizes People Order? 

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What are the most common fiesta medal sizes

As you prepare to start your order of Fiesta medals, you may wonder what are the most common sizes used during Fiesta. The medals come in many shapes and sizes depending on what design you want. However, each size and shape offer different benefits. The most common sizes are 1.5 and 2 inches, but there are many other common sizes in between. Here are some of the most common Fiesta medal sizes.

 Who Orders Fiesta Medals?

Fiesta San Antonio is an exciting time for the entire community. Over more than 100 years, it has grown from a single parade into a massive event that affects every part of the community. Fiesta medals are used during the event in several ways.

Many Fiesta medals are given away by charities and nonprofits. By doing so, they can raise awareness for causes and their organizations. Businesses also give them away as promotional items, which can be helpful in creating community relationships.

Finally, Fiesta medals are designed and sold by individuals or small businesses. By doing so, they can raise funds to support local small business operations. Many view it as an enjoyable way to support local businesses and help the local economy.

 1 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

The 1-inch medal is one of the smallest sizes that you can order. Making them smaller than that makes it difficult to add the right level of detail. However, these small medals make it possible to fit more of them in tight spaces. If you want people to use them in display collections, using a smaller size lets them fit more in.

Another reason to consider such a small size is because it can help lower the costs. Not all Fiesta medals are meant to be kept. If you are making disposable medals, then reducing the size to 1-inch saves money and materials.

  1.25 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

The 1.25-inch Fiesta medal design is slightly smaller than the normally-sized 1.5-inch medal. This difference is noticeable and helps create a design that looks and feels different than most other options.

Scaling down to the 1.25-inch or even the 1-inch size works best with designs that are simple. Less space means difficulty when adding fine details. While we can add these details, they may not show well because of how small and close together the different elements might be.

  1.5 Inch Fiesta Medal

1.5-inches is one of the most common sizes used to make Fiesta medals. 1.5-inches strikes a balance between size, cost, and designability. The vast majority of medals are made in this size because it is economical to do so without compromising on the design quality. When you try to design a medal, start with this size and then adjust as needed.

  1.75 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

You can upscale your medals to the 1.75-inch size. This gives you a bit more size to fit in details or upscale your design. However, increasing the size also increases the cost per unit slightly. 1.75-inches is relatively popular among people who want larger medals. However, the difference between 1.5-inches (the standard) and 1.75 inches may not be readily noticeable by most people. If you want a noticeably larger medal, try a size of at least half of an inch larger than your starting point.

Common Fiesta Medal Sizes

  2 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

The other most common Fiesta medal size is 2-inches. What likely makes this the other most common size is that it is half an inch larger than the 1.5-inch standard, making it noticeably larger. 2-inch medals look and feel larger, which is what many people want when ordering custom medals. This gives you more space for details while also creating a medal that standards just based on its overall size.

  2.25 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

There is a 2.25-inch option that is a bit larger and serves as a good alternative to the 2-inch option. You might choose this if you want something larger, but 2-inches doesn’t feel exactly right. It gives you that little bit of extra space to get it just right. As medals are made larger, they are also more likely to be made thicker. The added material makes medals heavier, which can be a desirable feature on its own.

  2.5 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

The next major size up is the 2.5-inch option. At this size, medals feel noticeably large and heavy. In fact, those are two of the things that people are most likely to recognize about your medal. Medals of this size are almost always designed for collecting, which means they come with a higher level of detail. They are heavy as well, which gives them a more substantial feel. Because of the increased cost associated with this size, most medal designers use them for commemorative medals or other special types.

  3 Inch Fiesta Medal Size

The largest size Fiesta medal that you can get is the 3-inch size. Medals this large are relatively rare, but there are many available. These are almost exclusively used to mark special events or people with special significance. For example, someone high in an organization may receive a three-inch Fiesta medal.

Something to consider is the level of embellishments for 3-inch medals. They are often customized with matching ribbons and clasps. Another way to customize them is in the type of plating that you choose. Every Fiesta medal is plated as a part of the finish. Choosing a finish style that matches the theme is common on larger Fiesta medals.

  Custom Fiesta Medal Sizes

All of the sizes listed here are standard options. However, they are not your only options. You can order custom Fiesta medal sizes to fit your designs. Ordering a custom medal size can be a great way to make your medals stand out. If chosen correctly, medals of different sizes are noticeably different from standard options. You can also order medals that have customized shapes.

Wanna join in the fun with your own medals? Be sure to check us out and get a quote! We have everything Fiesta and more all in one place.

What are the Fiesta Medals Made Out of?

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What are fiesta medals made out of

What are the Fiesta Medals Made Out of?

Fiesta medals are created each year to celebrate Fiesta San Antonio. Companies, nonprofit organizations, and schools love to give away or sell Fiesta medals during the festivities this year. Our Fiesta medals are made out of high quality materials that look great and are meant to last. The quality and durability of our materials make Fiesta Metal products stand out among competitors. Here is an overview of what we make our Fiesta medals out of and how the choices you make about product design, size, and upgrades impacts the materials used.

Type of Fiesta Medals

We sell a variety of different Fiesta medals that can be used for giveaways or to generate sales to support nonprofit organizations. The type of medal you order and its design have an impact on what the medal is made from.

Soft Enamel Fiesta Medals

Soft enamel Fiesta medals are made from enamel and a metal backing. The medals are struck with the design to have raised and recessed edges. Without any colored enamel, these medals are considered “die struck” and feature all of the details of your design in a classic, timeless medal. With enamel added, the soft enamel medals have the bold and festive colors of your choosing.

Soft Enamel with an Epoxy Dome

Another variation of the soft enamel medal is with an epoxy dome added on top to protect the medal and to create a different look. It’s available as an upgrade for many designs that would otherwise use just soft enamel. In addition to making the medals more durable, the epoxy can create a smoother finish where the raised and recessed edges are less noticeable.

Hard Enamel Fiesta Medals

A hard enamel Fiesta medal is where the colored enamel is made to be flush with the medal. Just like soft enamel medals, this variation uses metal and colored enamel. This creates a smooth finished product instead of having raised edges that separate where the colors go. This upgrade creates a resulting medal that is ideal for some designs without too many fine details. Your designer can give you guidance during the design process on how this would impact the final look of your specific Fiesta medal.

Offset Printed Fiesta Medals

Offset printed medals use ink to print designs directly onto metal. The printed medal is then covered in epoxy to protect it. Offset printed medals are often faster to produce and can cost less than other types. Plus, the printing process is a strong choice for designs with many fine details that would be impossible to properly show in a die struck or enamel-based medal.

Plating Types for Fiesta Medals

There are different metals that can be used to create Fiesta medals. Each one offers a unique look and feel to the finished product. While all of the metals we use for Fiesta medals are durable and of a high quality, the right plating for your medal will depend on the design.

Polished Gold

Polished gold gives Fiesta medals a classic gold appearance. It is uncovered and visible in the raised and recessed edges, as well as the back. It is a durable metal that resists normal wear and tear well. Fiesta lovers won’t have to worry that their favorite medal will get scratched and dinged when they wear it on their vest or bag.

Sprayed Plating

Sprayed platings use paint to change the color of the metal to the color that you want it. Black is the most common sprayed plating, as it can really cause a design to pop from its dark lines and contrast. However, there are other colors that you can have sprayed onto a medal, including red, blue, and white.

Antique Plating

Antique plating have a special coating applied to give brand new medals an antique appearance. Many designs naturally lend themselves to an antique look with slight discolorations and imperfections. For Fiesta medals that celebrate San Antonio history or important company milestones, an antique finish is a good choice.

Rainbow Plating

Nothing says it’s a party like fun rainbow colors. Our Fiesta medals can have a rainbow, multi-colored plating for a festive and eye-catching look. It’s the perfect complement for die struck Fiesta medals to offer that touch of color against the plan metal color.

Ribbon

Each Fiesta medal also contains ribbon so people are able to wear it on their shirt, backpack, or vest. There are 13 different colors and patterns to choose from, including the American and Texas flag designs. The color you choose reflects the design of your medal and the colors of your organization.

 Ribbon Attachment

A ribbon attachment connects the ribbon to the medal. We use the highest quality ribbon attachments so that medals will not disconnect or break from the ribbon. If you plan to sell Fiesta medals, it’s important that the entire piece stays together, as it would be a poor reflection on your company or nonprofit if it broke.

Safety Pin

Fiesta Medals uses a premium safety pin clasp mount made from sturdy metal for its clasp and backing. This ensures that the ribbon and medal will not fall off of the wearer.

Upgrades

Fiesta Medals offers many different upgrades to make your medal truly stand out. While these upgrades add some cost to each medal, people will love the unique functionality that each variation brings. The exact upgrade will add new materials to your medal. The upgrades we currently offer for Fiesta medals include:

• Rainbow
• Glitter
• Crystals
• Spinners
• Danglers
• Glow in the Dark

As you start the process of ordering Fiesta medals for this year, it’s important to remember that quality materials matter. With durable, beautifully made medals, people are more likely to buy your medal or participate in your giveaway promotion. Plus, it’s a great opportunity to give back to the community and look forward to some fun.

Ready to design your own Fiesta medal? We can help you place your order throughout the year. Be sure to check us out and get a quote! We have everything Fiesta and more all in one place.

A Brief History of the Miss Fiesta San Antonio Tradition

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If you are curious about how Miss Fiesta is crowned, check out this guide on the history of this San Antonio tradition.

We’re still excitedly awaiting 2020’s Fiesta celebration after it was postponed from last April to this upcoming November. Fiesta has been around for over one hundred years and is one of San Antonio’s finest events.

Perhaps no one is more excited for this year’s festivities than Calista Burns, our reigning Miss Fiesta of 2020-2021! Calista is a 19-year-old native of San Antonio and a proud young Latina woman with a strong background in STEM. 

The crowning of Miss Fiesta is one of the most beloved Fiesta traditions that, not unlike the swapping of Fiesta medals, has evolved over time. 

Read on to learn more about the history of Miss Fiesta and what is expected from our lovely contestants!

The Origins of Miss Fiesta of San Antonio

Back in 1948, the Fiesta Flambeau parade was established and, to this day, continues to dazzle the audience with brilliant light displays. In the beginning, brigades of four men apiece marched between floats and displays carrying large, lit torches. Today, the Boy Scouts take on that honor, carrying safety flares, instead!

With Fiesta Flambeau came its own line of Flambeau royalty, a fantastic addition to other crowning titles like the Queen of the Order of the Alamo, King Antonio, and Rey Feo. The queen of Flambeau was given the title, “Miss Fiesta.” 

For nearly fifty years, the Miss Fiesta competition resembled a typical beauty pageant. It was hosted by the Miss Fiesta organization and focused primarily on looks, although contestants did go through a question-and-answer portion. Miss Fiesta San Antonio’s past winners include beauties like Aleen Smith Freeman (1952), Petesie Guerra Lee (1954), and Gloria Garza (1970).

From Beauty Pageant to Community Service: The Evolution of Miss Fiesta

In the early 2000s, the competition saw a large shift in response to economic changes. What was once a massive production put together to reign the event became too costly. Plus, the judges, contestants, and audience wanted to see something a bit more modern than a traditional beauty pageant.

As a result, the role of Miss Fiesta began to evolve. In 2013, the Fiesta San Antonio Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the Fiesta San Antonio Commission, took over the Miss Fiesta program. 

What Does Miss Fiesta Do?

The Fiesta San Antonio Foundation is responsible for a wide number of community outreach programs. They provide financial support and guidance that helps to create a safe and educational environment for all Fiesta goers. It was only natural that in taking responsibility for Miss Fiesta, they would bring the reigning queen under their guidance and allow her to lead a large scale community service project. 

The Foundation has five areas of focus:

  • Arts & Culture
  • History & Heritage
  • Safety
  • Health & Wellness
  • Education

During her reign, Miss Fiesta selects one of these areas to build her community service project around. For example, our current Miss Fiesta, Calista Burns, is focusing our project on STEM education for young girls within the San Antonio community. She is providing hands-on coding, engineering, programming, and robotics experiences. 

In addition to crafting and leading a community service project, Miss Fiesta participates in all Fiesta-related events and activities during her reign. Not only does that include the beloved Fiesta Flambeau parade, but it also includes awareness and fundraising events leading up to that year’s Fiesta celebrations. 

What Makes a Good Miss Fiesta Contestant?

In order to apply, contestants must be between the ages of 18 and 23, attend a San Antonio college or university, and possess a strong background in community service. It is important that contestants have strong public speaking skills, gracefulness, and poise. Moral character is also a huge consideration when it comes to selecting Miss Fiesta contestants, and three letters of recommendation are required in the application. 

Winning the Crown

In the beginning, each contestant submits a rigorous application. In it, she includes a description of the community service project she would implement if she were to win. This includes not only the basics of the plan itself but also the ways in which she is qualified to run it and how she would execute it.

Next, a panel of judges conducts an interview with each contestant in order to determine a select group of finalists. A new panel of judges conducts a second round of interviews that occur during a number of public events. Here, each finalist presents her community service project proposal in front of a large audience. 

The winner is selected based on her project proposal and her ability to communicate it to an audience. She is also selected based on her personality, poise, and appearance. This last category retains some of the old traditions from the original beauty pageant-style competition of the 20th century. 

The title of Miss Fiesta is a great honor to receive! The work that comes with it will look great on any young woman’s resume and the $2,500 scholarship can help with any educational expenses she may have. Plus, the community service project is a great way that she can give back to her community!

Prepare for Fiesta In Style

Are you excited to participate in Fiesta this year? We, for one, can’t wait to see the next Miss Fiesta earn her crown!

What better way to prepare for Fiesta than to start designing your Fiesta medal? Fiesta medals are great collector’s items and for many Fiesta goers, adding to their Fiesta medal collection is a huge draw. 

At Fiesta Medal, we take great pride in making your vision come to life. Whether you have a specific design in mind or you’re looking for a bit of design assistance from our artists, we’re here to help. Start by requesting a quote today!

What is Fiesta San Antonio?

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A party attended by over 3 million people, with over 100 events taking place in a culturally rich Texas city, what’s not to like?

Fiesta San Antonio started in 1891 as a one parade event to honor the memory of the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto. This was called the battle of flowers parade. In its first year, the parade was a huge success, with floats, horse drawn carriages, and flowers everywhere. As the years progressed, many other events were added.

Another long-standing tradition is the coronation of the court, where a king and queen are crowned. This honor is often bestowed on those who give back to the community.

There are so many reasons to go to fiesta san antonio. What is fiesta you say? It’s a party with a purpose that gives back to the community.

Watch our video to learn more about what is Fiesta San Antonio.

Interested in making your own fiesta medals for Fiesta San Antonio then complete our form to learn more. We have a talented team of designers that have experience making some of the best fiesta medal designs.

5 Tips That Will Help You Create Fiesta Medals for Fiesta San Antonio

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Are you getting ready to attend Fiesta San Antonio this year? Here are 5 easy-to-follow tips that will help you create fiesta medals you can be proud of.

Fiesta has grown to be the second-largest float parade in all of the United States, with over 3.5 million attendees each year. Fiesta traditions date back to 1891, but Fiesta medals began in 1946 thanks to the Texas Cavaliers.

In the past 74 years, the Fiesta medal exchange grew into one of San Antonio’s most beloved traditions! Everyone from businesses to local organizations come up with their own custom Fiesta medal to hand out to parade-goers and collectors.

Whether it’s your first time creating your own Fiesta medal or your fiftieth, there are 5 tips to keep in mind!

Read on to learn more about how to create an amazing Fiesta medal that will stand out from the crowd.

1. Originality Is Key

You can imagine that over the course of 74 years, Fiesta attendees have seen all sorts of medals! Gone are the days of consistently coin-shaped medals in gold, bronze, and silver. While these elements are still found in some Fiesta medals, it’s important to think outside of the box.

When you look through Fiesta Medal’s gallery of Fiesta medals from years past, you’ll start to see just how original people get! To accommodate the desire for originality, we offer tons of awesome add-ons that will make your custom medal pop.

Spinners, sliders, danglers, and crystals give your medal a 3-D component that collectors will love. Alternatively, jazz up your design with glitter or glow-in-the-dark elements. The more your medal stands out, the more people will seek them out!

2. Incorporate Your Organization

Fiesta medals aren’t just a great way to participate in the Fiesta celebrations. They also give you the opportunity to advertise your business or organization and become an active part of the community.

Find new ways to showcase your organization’s logo or go with a design that’s totally new but still center’s your business’s name. Think about what makes your business unique and memorable or put a modern twist on a nostalgic design. Make sure that your medal is fun to look at but that your organization’s name, slogan, or logo are still easy to see.

3. Pay Homage to the Culture

You may have noticed that tons of the Fiesta medals we’ve made in the past feature flowers in their design. That’s because the first-ever Fiesta celebration was thrown by women who decorated their carriages and paraded through the street throwing flower blossoms everywhere!

San Antonio is also a wonderful, diverse city with deep roots in Hispanic culture. When you walk down the streets during Fiesta, you’ll notice no shortage of sugar skulls, sombreros, and perhaps even a piñata or two! Incorporating elements of celebratory Hispanic culture is a great way to pay homage to San Antonio’s heritage.

4. Don’t Forget the Ribbon

Your custom medal is the star of the show and takes the most creativity and originality to create. Think of the ribbon as the vessel that delivers your medal to Fiesta goers!

Choose a ribbon color that compliments your medal. It might be the same color as one of your key design elements or pull from the more subtle parts of the design. Remember, the ribbon is worn along with the medal, so it should complete the look rather than seeming out of place!

You also don’t want a ribbon that can’t stand up to your medal’s weight and the wear and tear it could go through during Fiesta. If the ribbon is too thin or skimpy, the medal might fall off of it or cause it to rip.

At Fiesta Medal, we offer a variety of colors to choose from or the option to custom dye a color of your choosing! We also use a thick, sturdy material that will keep your medal in place throughout Fiesta and for years to come.

5. Work With a Quality Custom Fiesta Medals Crafter

Sometimes, you’ve got a fantastic idea in your head but you’re not quite sure how to bring it to life. Whether you’re working with a fairly polished graphic design, a rough sketch, or a few bullet points, a Fiesta medal artist can help you make your dream a reality.

At Fiesta Medal, we have artists and specialists overseeing every step of production. That means that multiple sets of eyes will see your design before and after it is crafted into a medal! You’ll be thrilled with the final product.

We also use a strong, clear epoxy to ensure that your medal never fades. One of the many Fiesta traditions is to continue wearing medals to future Fiesta parades. Some serious collectors even trade older pins, which means that you want a custom medal that is built to last!

Where to Find Fiesta Medal Makers

There are tons of custom medal makers on the market but very few who specialize in Fiesta medals. Since opening our doors in 2003, Fiesta medals have been our game!

Located in Austin, we feel closely tied to San Antonio’s Fiesta tradition. We also feel that it’s important to prioritize each and every one of our customers, something we’re able to do as a small, independent business.

Plus, we work directly with other small, independent businesses from the San Antonio area and we appreciate what it means to invest in another company’s work! We are transparent with our pricing and we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. You’ll never receive a finished product you don’t love!

To start off our relationship this Fiesta season, we’d like to offer you a free quote. Fill out this form and let us know what you have in mind and we’ll get back to you right away!

How to Collect Fiesta Medals in San Antonio

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San Antonio has a rich tradition of collecting and exchanging fiesta medals. Grow your collection with this guide to fiesta medals in San Antonio.

What do Baby Yoda and Topo Chico mineral water have in common in 2020? They are both being featured on new Fiesta medals!

If you’ve never been to Fiesta in San Antonio, you’re missing out on quite a treat. Taking place in April each year, this springtime festival commemorates the fallen heroes of the Battle of the Alamo.

One very special part of Fiesta is the custom-designed medals that people collect and wear. You’ll see them fastened to hats, sashes, and plenty of other tailor-made garments. Each year, medals become collector’s items.

If you’re curious about all things fiesta medals San Antonio, read on for our comprehensive guide to this phenomenon!

San Antonio Fiesta History

The San Antonio Fiesta is an amazing time to visit the city. It’s an annual festival that takes place in April each year. But how did it start, and what is it for?

Fiesta was started in 1891 by Ellen Maury Slayden, wife of a Texas Congressman. She conceived of a flower parade to honor the soldiers who fought in the battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto.

Parade participants would walk through the city and often throw flowers at one another. Famous people and politicians loved to attend the parade – President Harrison was present at the very first one!

By 1895 the parade had grown into a week-long festival, and the city started to name a Fiesta Queen and King. Some of the first royal names included Selamat (tamales spelled backward) and Omala (Alamo spelled backward.)

Today, Fiesta lasts for ten days and visitors travel from around the globe to attend.

What are Fiesta Medals?

Fiesta medals didn’t start appearing until 1946 when Texas Cavaliers had special coins made for children in the hospital. They would bring these coins at Fiesta time to cheer the children. Eventually, manufacturers started punching holes in the medals so they could be worn around the neck.

The first-ever medal was introduced by a Lt. Col. Childers, an avid competitive walker. In 1980, he designed a military-style medal that was handed out to the public during Fiesta. By the early 1990s, businesses and other organizations were handing out their own custom-designed medals.

Since then, tens of thousands of medals have been produced. Some of them are celebratory, some are meaningful to the organization, some are just cool and funny. But people spend weeks, if not months, collecting as many medals as they can to wear during Fiesta.

The excitement around Fiesta medals is growing. This year, some medals reflect popular culture with the adorable Baby Yoda and trendy Flaming Cheetos. Who knows what other characters will make an appearance?

What is Fiesta Medals San Antonio Culture?

The culture around Fiesta medals in San Antonio is very special. While many cities toss beads or candy to parade watchers, the medals are particular to San Antonio and set it apart.

The thrill of collecting medals can also take hold of people. They will wear fifty pounds of medals to attend events in the city, proudly displaying their haul for the year.

Many people buy, sell and trade medals as well. On the first Friday of each Fiesta, an opening event called Fiesta Fiesta takes place.

Collectors set up tables and booths displaying all of the wonderful medals that they have on offer. Hundreds of people stroll the street, bartering for medals that catch their eye. By the end of the day, thousands of medals change hands.

Today, you can design your own Fiesta medals and buy them online!

How to Start Your Own Collection

If you’re not already the inheritor of generations worth of Fiesta medals, don’t worry! It’s never too early (or too late) to start your own collection! There are plenty of ways to make your Fiesta medal collection the envy of all.

One of the best ways is to work with a trusted Fiesta medal company online. Fiestamedals.net has been in business for 17 years and has become a well-known source of high-quality medals. Our designers work with you to create the artwork that will perfectly capture the spirit of Fiesta.

Don’t forget about Fiesta Fiesta! The official kick-off of Fiesta is a great place to buy a variety of beautiful new medals or special vintage ones.

Of course, there’s always eBay if you’re looking for a specific or hard-to-find medal for your collection.

Fiesta medals are fun and beautiful wearable art objects. Get in the spirit of Fiesta with your own collection!

Tips for Your Fiesta Medal

Are you thinking about creating your own custom design? Here are some tips to think about to create a special medal that captures San Antonio’s vibrant energy.

Support a Cause

Fiesta medals are an excellent way to raise funds for a cause that is dear to your heart. From the cancer battle to food insecurity to AIDS awareness, Fiesta medals have represented important movements.

Join the Club

Are you a runner or avid Dungeons and Dragons player? Whatever your hobby, you can use imagery to make an alluring medal.

Honor San Antonio Culture or History

There is so much to love and honor about San Antonio, from the people to the music to the food and more. What is your favorite part of San Antonio culture? Design your medal around something that yells “San Antonio Rocks!”

Memorialize

Many people also choose to memorialize events or people with Fiesta medals. An anniversary, a loved one, or a piece of history can all serve as excellent motifs for special medals.

Come to the Fiesta Medal Experts

Our designers create beautiful pieces of artwork for your custom specifications. Look no further for all things Fiesta medals San Antonio! Fiestamedals.net is a one-stop-shop.

Before you know it, you’ll be sporting fifty pounds of your own Fiesta medals. Contact us today to get started on your design!