Dinner Napkins

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Dinner Napkins

A dinner napkin is the full-size sheet: roughly fifteen by seventeen inches open, folded in eighths to a four and a quarter by eight and a half inch rectangle that stands in a napkin ring or lies flat under a fork. Three-ply construction gives it the weight and drape guests expect at a plated dinner, and a deep emboss across the face keeps the layers married so it does not shed when someone snaps it open across a lap.

The eighth fold puts your mark on a tall narrow panel, which suits a stacked monogram, a crest or a date far better than a wide logo lockup. Our designers build that layout free, show it on a scaled napkin in a free mockup within 24 hours, and flag anything that would land on a fold. Revisions stay unlimited, and if you want the same mark on the cocktail and luncheon sizes we scale all three from one approved file.

Order white, ivory, black or a solid that matches your linen program, and choose hot-foil stamping, embossing, one- or two-color ink or full-color digital print. A blind deboss with no ink at all reads as quietly expensive on ivory stock and is a common choice for weddings. Napkins arrive poly-wrapped in packs and boxed flat by the case, so a venue can stage them by event instead of pulling apart the whole shipment.

Wedding venues, hotel banquet teams, country clubs, catering companies and holiday party planners buy dinner napkins in volume, because they sit at every cover on every table and turn up in nearly every photograph of the room. One approved file covers the season and reorders come back identical to the first run. Send your monogram or logo and your cover count for a free mockup and quote on dinner napkins today.