Jarrod Bowen looked particularly pleased to have been handed the Man of the Match award, after the England international scored the match-winning goal on the stroke of the 90th minute.
Fiorentina's pacey dominance had held West Ham back for much of the final, but the east London side were the first to break the deadlock when Said Benrahma scored from the spot in the second half.
Just five minutes later, Giacomo Bonaventura levelled proceedings with a gracefully-struck shot that had Alphonse Areola beaten.
West Ham brought their 58-year wait for European glory to a halt in style on Wednesday night
The players brought the trophy home to be greeted by a sea of supporters in east London
In his last performance in West Ham's colours, Declan Rice excelled in defence on an emotional night. The captain claimed he never doubted team-mate Jarrod Bowen wouldn't score the match-winner
But victory in the Czech capital saw the Irons break their 58-year duck in Europe in spectacular fashion and provide a pitch-perfect send-off for outgoing captain Declan Rice.
Just hours into their newly-minted status as European champions - and before the all-nighter and raucous open-top bus parade - the men who made a difference in the final got to grips with the latest addition to West Ham's trophy cabinet.
Unused substitute Danny Ings made the move to West Ham last summer, winning his first career trophy on Wednesday night
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