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March 24, 2011

Make Any Event Special With Personalized Dinner Napkins

Filed under: Seasonal & Special Events Ideas — PDWriter @ 8:00 am

Personalized NapkinsEvent planning means paying attention to every detail. You take the time to make sure the invitations are perfect, that the RSVP’s will be responded to, that place cards have been printed to match the seating arrangements and the napkins you use are just as planned as any other detail. Using personalized dinner napkins for the events not only defines the event and the theme, but it adds a touch of class to it as well.

Personalized napkins have a purpose in a lot of events. Here’s a list of events where personalized napkins will mean more than just plain napkins:
–    Wedding receptions. Having the names of the bride and groom as well as the date adds a personalized flair to the event
–    Charity events. By putting the name of the event on the napkins, you remind the guests on one more level why they’re there
–    Formal dinner parties. Personalized napkins adds a huge touch of class to an event of this type
–    Fun events like Super Bowl parties and seasonal events are where themed napkins really stand out
–    Church events are great places to have napkins with the church name on them
–    Work parties are good places where napkins with the company name and logo makes an even better impression on the guests

Personalized napkins aren’t just for people’s names. Having the name of companies and event names on them adds layers of impact and makes the event just that more memorable. Any event that has food or beverages involved needs napkins and having them personalized means you’re giving the guests one more reason to remember the event.

Take a look at your event planning list and see if you’ll need napkins. If so, see if having them personalized can make your event that much better. It may be a detail, but details are what makes a good event into a great event.

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