Tablecloths

Yay!! Glad you like yours too! I got lavender tablecloths for mine. My caterer provides white ones for buffet tables so the lavender are for my guestbook and cake tables.

I got my runners from there and I'll be getting my chair sashes from their as well

I love my tablecloth. We’re using black tablecloth with gold sequin runner. We spent about $140 for our and they are exactly what we wanted!!!

I purchased mine on efavormart.com and I'm so glad I decided to buy and not rent. I also saved a bunch of money and can sell them again next year. My community hosts a "wedding flea market" where previous brides sell their used decor. I'm really hoping I'll be able to sell some of them there.

Yes, tableclothfactory.com is mentioned less often than some, but their prices to purchase are quite reasonable. And the website is very clear about the materials they are made from, no mistake. And sizes, for each shape . They do also have plastic coated for outdoor use 1 time. I particularly like some of the art deco, and satin stripe ones that they have for accents. This is a good resource to mention . 🙂

I ordered mine directly from the Manufacturer and was able to use a coupon. They weren’t too expensive.

I discovered this week that I need another 4 tablecloths.

Wal-Mart has the same ones for a bit less, depending on your color choice.

i.e. Ivory:
Amazon: $4.12 (+$5.95 Shipping)
Wal-Mart: $3.96 (+$4.95 Shipping)

They also have the Chiavari Chair Cushions.

Amazon had the better deal in batches of 10 (for $36.36) but Wal-Mart has a good price if you need individuals.

Did they come steamed? did you have to get them laundered or steamed before the wedding? how much did it cost to do that?

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Hi Stephanie-

They didn't come steamed. I haven't used them yet, but I have a family member that has a portable steamer that we are going to use on them!

View Quoted Comment If this isn't something you have done before, and you have access to a dryer, soak a couple of small towels and put them in the dryer with several tablecloths, first to tumble air dry for a few minutes to dampen the tablecloths. Then dry on low. Take them out and immediately steam or iron if necessary. Often they will have tumbled dry nearly wri kle free. Buy a few pipe foam insulation tubes , 6 feet, or longer taped together. Roll wrinkle free tablecloths on the tubes, the top side of the tablecloths inward. Roll one, tie loosely with white string or yarn. Then roll another, top side inward. And another. For big tables, it is pretty weighty by 4 or five so start another roll. Store lyi g down flat. At the event, put on a table, clip the first strings and unroll with top side up. Go table to table. Whether you do it or venue, very fast for set up. Folding and shaking out folds is a time waster.

Looks beautiful. How did you get wrinkles out of the cloths?