Napkins:
Napkins are a necessity for gravy spilling, turkey munching friends and family, whether it’s Christmas or not! Napkin rings can often become spare parts once everyone’s tucking in so why not try out some of our folds and ties for some simple and effective ways to style your table.
The overhand knot:
How To: Lay your napkin out and bring one corner to the other to make a large triangle. Fold the corner inwards so that it meets the long edge and fold, longways, in half again. Take each corner and tie a loose knot in the middle, fluffing out the napkin where you feel necessary.
The casual fold:
How To: Lay your napkin out flat and pinch the centre point with your thumb and forefinger. Lift up and drape onto your plate with the pinched point facing away from the guest. Place a smaller plate on top with your place setting and arrange your place setting on top.
The pocket fold:
How To: Lay your napkin flat and bring the two longest edges together to create a long rectangle. Fold the two long edges into the middle and flip it onto its back. Take one short side and fold inwards, a third of the way along the material. Fold the other side over this to create a tall rectangle shape and flip back over. Slot your floral table setting and cutlery into the pocket on the front and you’re all set.