Burgundy Red Paper Napkins with Built-in Flatware Pocket
$34.99
Burgundy red paper napkins with a built-in pocket for flatware. Arrange a napkin and cutlery together at each place setting.
Why you’ll love it
The Perfect Addition to Your Next Celebration
With our Burgundy Red Paper Napkins, you'll add a touch of elegance and convenience to your dinner table, while also providing your guests with a soft, durable, and absorbent way to clean up spills.
- Napkin & Cutlery Holder
Each napkin has a special pocket to hold forks, knives, and spoons—no more slipping or chasing runaway cutlery.
- Fancy Yet Simple
Designed with shiny gold lines on deep burgundy red for that extra touch of style at any event.
- Thick & Soft
Get the feel of real linen without the washing! These are super absorbent and gentle on hands and faces.
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What size is a cocktail napkin?
A standard cocktail napkin is about 10 x 10 inches unfolded, or 5 x 5 folded, just big enough to wrap a drink. Ours are larger: 13 x 15.75 inches unfolded and about 7.9 x 4.3 inches folded. That’s sized for a full meal, but they still work at the bar.
How many napkins do I need for 100 guests?
For a seated dinner, about 110 to 115, which is one per guest plus spares. For a buffet, plan on 200 to 300. For a cocktail party with drinks and passed appetizers, 300 to 400. Most of our packs hold 100 or 150 napkins, so check the count on each product page.
How do you fold paper napkins?
The simplest table fold is the rectangle: lay the napkin as it comes from the pack, long side parallel to the fork, with the folded edge toward the plate. For a pocket fold, fold the napkin in half, turn back the top layer partway, flip it over, fold in both sides and slide the silverware into the pocket. Our flatware-pocket napkins come with the pocket built in.
Is 3-ply better than 2-ply?
For meals, yes. Ply is the number of paper layers, so 3-ply is thicker, softer and more absorbent than 2-ply. It holds up better against sauce and greasy fingers and feels closer to cloth. 2-ply is fine for drinks. Most of our napkins are 3-ply.
Do you have monogram napkins?
Yes. Our gold letter napkins come in the initials B, D, J, K, M, R and S, and we also carry gold Mr & Mrs napkins for weddings and anniversaries. Both come in packs of 100. Pair them with gold silverware and white plates for a classic wedding table.
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