Make Your Party Pop with Personalized Cocktail Napkins!

Size: These are the smallest, usually around 5 inches by 5 inches when folded, and about 10 inches by 10 inches when unfolded. Think of them as palm-sized!

Practical Uses:

Drinks: Perfect for slipping under a cold drink to catch drips and keep your hands dry. No more wet rings on tables!

Appetizers & Finger Foods: Great for holding small snacks like mini quiches, cheese and crackers, or a cookie. They're just big enough for a bite or two.

Casual Gatherings: Ideal for cocktail parties, receptions, or any time guests are mingling and holding drinks or small plates. They're easy to grab and dispose of.

Size: These are a step up in size from cocktail napkins. They're typically about 6.5 inches by 6.5 inches when folded, and around 13 inches by 13 inches when fully open.

Practical Uses:
Light Meals: Just right for a casual lunch, brunch, or picnic. They offer more coverage than a cocktail napkin but aren't too big for a relaxed setting.

Desserts: Good for serving with cake, pie, or other larger dessert items.

Kid's Parties: Their medium size makes them a popular choice for children's parties, offering enough surface area for little messes.

Buffet Lines: Useful for buffet-style meals where guests are carrying a plate but don't need a full-sized dinner napkin.

Size: These are larger, often around 8 inches by 8 inches when folded, and a substantial 16 to 20 inches square when unfolded. Some formal dinner napkins can even be bigger!

Practical Uses:
Full Meals: Designed to cover your lap and handle a more substantial meal with multiple courses. They give you plenty of room to wipe your mouth and fingers.

Formal Events: Perfect for weddings, banquets, sit-down dinners, and any occasion where you want to add a touch of elegance.

Restaurants: You'll often see this size in restaurants because they offer good coverage and a more polished look.

Napkin Folding: Their larger size makes them great for fancy napkin folds to dress up your table setting.

Size: These are usually rectangular, not square, and are typically around 4.5 inches by 8 inches when folded, and about 12 inches by 20 inches or 14 inches by 21 inches when unfolded. They look a bit like a small hand towel.

Practical Uses:
Powder Rooms: The most common use! They're placed in guest bathrooms for visitors to dry their hands, offering a nice, clean option instead of a shared hand towel.

Buffets & Hors d'oeuvres: Can be used at a buffet line for guests to hold their plate or for slightly messier finger foods, providing more coverage than a cocktail napkin.

Dessert Bars: A fancier option for holding dessert plates or for a more substantial wipe after enjoying sweet treats.

Decorative Touches: They often have pretty designs or textures and can be used to add a decorative touch to a table or bathroom.