Pasimy 100 Pcs Initial Napkins Monogram Guest Napkins F
Product Description
Pasimy 100 Pcs Initial Napkins Monogram Guest Napkins F
- Monogrammed Guest Napkins: our monogrammed napkins are printed with gold foil monogram initials and horizontal lines on white part, which looks elegant and luxurious, golden foil hand napkins can add color to your table or party
- Package Includes: 100 pieces of initial napkins bulk featuring elegant gold foil monogram letter F. These wedding disposable paper napkins deliver ample quantity and refined design, perfectly suited for various party occasions
- Reliable Quality: monogrammed disposable paper napkins are made of trustworthy paper, 2 ply white monogram wedding napkin is soft, comfortable and highly absorbent; Letter disposable guest napkins can provide you with a better experience and unforgettable memories
- Suitable Size: white monogram napkins are 15.75 x 12.99 inches/ 40 x 33 cm unfolded, and 7.87 x 4.33 inches/ 20 x 11 cm folded; Lettered disposable wedding napkin suitable for your dining table can create an elegant atmosphere
- Wide Application: our wedding napkin can saves you cleaning time and gives you more time for dinner and parties; Also, you can use monogram napkin for anniversaries, birthdays, tea gatherings, wedding, engagement, Christmas, New Years Eve, bridal shower and more
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