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This fold can be consider your standard restaurant tri-fold, but a step above in my opinion especially with a colored napkin and place card siting upon the plate.
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You could never go wrong having the menu card or reception program tucked away in the pocket-folded napkin. Even insert a floral bloom for an added punch of color.
Roll the napkin like a scroll and tie off with a colored ribbon. For a buffet or more casual affair, the flatware can be placed inside.
Should you want to add a bit of whimsy to your tablescape, tie the napkin in a knotted-fold and place across the plate.
Regardless which fold you consider, don't forgot the napkin and PLEASE don't have it hanging out the water glass :)
Until next time...WEDologize!
(photo credits - milwaukeeinteriordesign.com, creativedesigneventsblog.com, bridalguide.com, bellenza.com, brides.com)
I think I want to have mine in a water glass Dez, like in a restaurant... what do you think? :-)
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