table decoration

Make Event Cleanup Easy with Our Newest Disposa...

Nov 01, 2018• event decor • table decoration

Now that it’s November, we’re entering a time where celebrations are happening one after another. On top of end of the year weddings, we have Thanksgiving, holiday parties, and New Year Celebrations to plan for. With all these events going on, you may find yourself busier than usual. One of the ways that you can save time is by investing in disposable dinnerware for your next event! TableclothsFactory has brought in some new products that will serve your dinnerware needs, all while making cleanup easy! Check out some of our newest items below! 12 Pack 9" Disposable Gold Dust Round Dinner Plates Not only are these plates pretty to look at, but they’re also durable! Made from hard plastic, these plates are sure to last the entire night. You don’t need to settle for paper plates when you have these beauties! Source image 12 Pack Clear with Gold Rim Plastic Disposable Glass At first glance it’s hard to tell that these cups are plastic and not glass. Adorned with a gold rim, this glass will create a classy experience for your guests. No worries about broken glass here! Source image 30 Pcs Rose Gold Metallic Disposable Plastic Cutlery Set Rose gold is one of those hot colors right now. So, why not have rose gold cutlery? Depending on your number of guests, you may have to double-up on this set. At $3.99 per set, you won’t have to fear breaking the bank! Source image 10 Pack White with Gold Stamped Rim Disposable Bowl Think you’ll be serving soup or salad during your event? Then you’ll need bowls! Why not choose these bowls with a gold stamped rim? They’ll look pretty and will clean up with no issues. Source image 20 Pack 13" Stripe Paper Beverage Napkins Have a little fun with these black and white striped napkins! They’ll look good on your table and won’t require washing afterwards. Source image   There’s no reason to stress yourself out over event cleanup. Check out all our disposable dinnerware and let us know your favorites!

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How to Turn Your Tablescape Into the Alice-in-W...

Apr 13, 2018• party decoration • table decoration

When it comes to sit-down events, the table is always a focal point – no matter whether it is a wedding or a Sunday brunch. But how to make a tablescape go perfectly well with the party theme? For those at a loss, we’ve come up with a simple yet elegant spring-inspired table setup. Pastels & a pinch of silver Since pastels and spring are an unbeatable combo, our color scheme is a mixture of whites, pinks, blues, greens, and a bit of reds with corals to boot. However, to pull everything together, we made blue the “first feedle” of our color scheme. Thus, our rosette tablecloth, curtains, some centerpiece elements, and a couple wall accents are blue. In addition, to harmonize the pastels, we opted for the silver beechwood chairs. Textures, textures! Rich textures are extremely popular this year. Our collection of lovely rosette tablecloths is a perfect way to jump on this trend without being tacky. As blue is our “core” hue, we picked a blue tablecloth, turning the whole arrangement into a flowerbed full of whimsical blue roses. Dinnerware To balance rich texture of the tablecloth and to harmonize the bold hues with some neutral tones, add white disposable dinnerware and plastic utensils with the fine silver finish. Regarding the forms, go for classic round plates – a great addition to the spring theme. On top of that, simple paper napkins will add a final touch to this mini-composition. Centerpiece Racking brains over a table focal point can be challenging. Luckily, spring is all about simplicity, so why not bail on any centerpiece like we did? For example, giant paper peonies and carnations of different colors will liven up the entire scene. The varying heights (make sure your guests will not sit up in order to see each other) will add some dimension and depth to your tablescape. To bring some airy feel and to accentuate the pastels, combine these glass pillars with wine glasses and champagne flutes. Accentuate walls Bare walls sometimes remind about a hospital, right? If you adorn them with giant paper flowers, you’ll kill two (or so) birds with one stone – you’ll add a final touch to the floral theme and create an elegant backdrop. Pair carnations with peonies, mix sizes, experiment with colors – and your guests won’t be able to take their eyes off the walls (think how to distract them away). “Favor” up If you need to add some colors and fill “gaps” in your setup, don’t go big. Incorporate party favors into the composition. Put them into our pastel satin bags and tiny boxes and they will play along this gorgeous floral orchestra (read: they will distract your guests from the wall accents). Love the setup? Use these links to do the same one or whatever you want.  

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Decorating Techniques for Round Banquet Tables

Dec 05, 2012• table decoration

Preparing for an occasion that will include the use of round tables can be challenging, but a little bit of mental math will help your in figuring out exactly what sizes of round tablecloths and skirts are needed in creating the right look. Round tablecloths are easy to track down based on the diameters of the tables to be used. Measure through the middle of the table from one end to the other to find the diameter, selecting tablecloths compatible with that measure. After determining the sizes of the tablecloths needed, you’ll also want to find table skirts in the right lengths. A simple computation can assist here as well. Multiply the table diameter by three to obtain the needed length. This will provide plenty of overlap, ensuring that the skirt surrounds the entire table. You can combine layers of material on top of the base material to create textures and color combinations. Centerpieces should be placed in the middles of round tables, and it’s always wise to use a round piece of contrasting fabric beneath such a centerpiece in order to define the area. Placement of table favors, name cards and other decorative accents on this same background material can add to the definition of the area.  

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How to Set a Formal Place Setting for More Casu...

Sep 09, 2012• event decor • table decoration

Are you paying attention to your knife edge? Not the sharpness of it – but in relationship from the plate silly! Whether surrounding a rustic centerpiece of red and orange leaves or an ornate Cinderella carriage, the formal place setting is an essential skill that instantly gives any table a level of refinement. Reactions range from the impressive nature – hey this person can set a table – to the acknowledgement from Grandma – they’ve done right and proper. So how do you make your table setting perfect? Teaching Good Things has more than a few tips, as well as this handy chart to keep your table more than picture perfect – it’ll be Pinterest picture perfect! Some things to keep an eye for in this formal place setting: Think: Eat your way in. The dinner fork lies inside the setting, because you start on the salad fork on the outside. No bread? For a brunch, place the suitable replacement, be it a biscuit or other appetizer. Too many glasses? Remember water is a simple convenience that makes everyone happy – no matter their drink of choice. Daunted by the napkin fold? By placing it in the water glass, you have the opportunity to try several simple folds (like the accordion pictured) while still impressing the guests. Tuck a few sprigs of lavender or thyme into the fold too! 

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Tablecloths to Silverware, How to Set the Perfe...

Jun 08, 2012• table decoration • wedding

In today’s busy world, we barely have the time to sit down and eat, let alone set a formal dining table. It may not be needed as everyday knowledge, but whether you are setting your own table or attending a formal event, it will be important to know how to set the perfect table. As for a formal event, the setting and décor will be much different than a more casual lunch or breakfast, so keep that in mind. As for a formal event the table setting will follow the following order from left to right. Beginning on your left side you have your napkin, salad fork, dinner fork, and dessert fork. You will then set the dinner plate with the soup bowl or salad plate on top. After that, you will have the dinner knife, the teaspoon and finally the soup spoon. Above this line of silverware and dinnerware you will have the bread and butter plate along with the butter spreader above the forks. On the right side, above the knife and spoons will be your water goblet, red and white wine glasses. They will be arranged from left to right, beginning with the largest, the water goblet to the smallest, the white wine glass. This is not the only way that a formal table can be set; there is a number of additional silverware or dinnerware pieces that can be added. However, this is a simple guide that covers most of the needed items. As for the table linens, tablecloths, such as linen tablecloths, are almost always suggested for formal dinners, with matching cloth napkins if possible. After that, you can add unique touches to the table, including fresh flower centerpieces or candles. Even place cards for guests are an option and a nice touch to welcome guests. If setting your own table, make it a reflection of you. What occasions do you set your table with table linens?

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