Terrific Wedding Table Linens
When you’re planning a wedding in beautiful Maui, there are a lot of details to consider. You have to think about everything from what kind of flowers the bride will carry to what types of dishes the food is served on. In all the planning and bustling around, however, little details often fall by the wayside. One such detail is the color and style of your wedding table linens. It may not seem like a big deal, but linens can go a long way in helping set the tone and feel of your wedding. Thus, choose them with care.
Play it Safe
If you’re not the adventurous type, that’s perfectly fine. It’s also okay if you already have a lot on your plate and just don’t want to sweat the small stuff. For whatever reason, if you want to play things simple and smart, then go for table linens that match your wedding colors. You could do each table in a different, pre-chosen color. Or, you could find or create linens that feature all the wedding colors in one design. Either way, if your linens match the rest of the venue, they’ll blend right in, while still looking lovely and elegant.
Rent Away
Chances are that, once the wedding is over, you’ll never use or even see those table linens again. Thus, feel free to rent them from a professional service. In fact, this will often provide you with a much greater selection of linens to choose from, which can be helpful if you’re feeling stuck about which linens to choose.
Explore Different Fabrics
Finally, while the color of your linens matters, remember that fabric plays a role in style and vibe as well. For example, you could choose lace linens for a romantic, classic feel, or heavy velvet for something more lush and elaborate. There is no wrong choice, but it's’ definitely wrong not to explore a wide range of choices during the selection process. After all, you might miss out on something great.
Remember, every detail of your wedding matters, including the table linens. So, don’t just choose basic linens by default or skip linens altogether. Carefully consider your decision to end up with a wedding “feel” you’ll be happy with in the long run.
