Wholesale Gold/Bright Gold & Navy Blue Linens

This collection brings navy blue and gold linens together in one place, so you can coordinate tablecloths, runners, napkins, chair covers, and chargers without hunting across the site. Most hosts start with a navy base, such as the Economy Polyester 120" Round Tablecloth in Navy Blue, which reaches the floor on a 60" round table, and then add gold through runners, napkins, and chargers. If you want more sparkle, flip the palette and use a gold sequin cloth with navy accents. The guide below covers fabric, sizing, care, and cost so you can order with confidence.

Navy and Gold Pieces to Build Your Table Around

Tablecloths

1. Economy Polyester 120" Round Tablecloth, Navy Blue: The budget base layer. It is 100% polyester at approximately 125 to 130 GSM, seamless, and machine washable and dryable.
2. Satin 120" Round Tablecloth, Navy Blue: This navy satin tablecloth has a soft sheen that complements gold accents. It reaches the floor on a 60" round table and has seams and a serged edge.
3. Velvet 120" Round Tablecloth, Navy Blue: Approximately 190 to 200 GSM, with a deep, rich pile that looks great in photos. Best for fall and winter weddings, galas, and evening receptions.
4. Velvet 90"x132" Rectangular Tablecloth, Navy Blue: Seamless, with square corners. It reaches the floor on a 6 ft table and works well for head tables and sweetheart tables.
5. Glitz Sequins 120" Round Tablecloth, Gold: Gold sequins sewn onto a taffeta base, with two side seams. Use it on the cake table or head table when you want gold to lead.

Runners and napkins

1. Satin Table Runner, Bright Gold: The lowest-cost way to put gold on every guest table.
2. Glitz Sequin Table Runner, Gold: Adds shimmer across a navy satin or polyester cloth without the cost of a full sequin tablecloth.
3. Satin Napkin 20"x20", Bright Gold: 100% polyester made to look and feel like satin. Pairs naturally with navy cloths.
4. Premium Polyester Napkin 20"x20", Navy Blue: A good choice when gold is your tablecloth color, and you want navy at each place setting.
5. Chairs and tabletop
6. Spandex Banquet Chair Cover, Navy Blue: A stretch cover that fits snugly over banquet chairs and covers worn or mismatched seating.
7. Glitz Sequin Spandex Chair Band, Gold: Slips over a navy chair cover for a gold accent, with no bow tying.
8. Reef Acrylic Charger Plate, Gold: A textured gold charger that frames each place setting on a navy cloth.

How to Choose Your Navy and Gold Linens

Start with your table size. The “drop” is how far the cloth hangs past the table edge. On a standard 30" high table, a 30" drop reaches the floor and hides the table legs. On a 60" round table, a 120" round tablecloth provides a 30" drop, reaching the floor on a standard 30"-high table. On a 72" round table, a 120" round tablecloth hangs approximately 6" above the floor on a standard 30"-high table. On a 6 ft rectangular table, a 90"x132" tablecloth reaches the floor on all sides. Check the linen size guide for other table sizes before you order.

Then pick a fabric for your event.

• Polyester is the easiest to wash and the most budget-friendly.
• Satin adds sheen that reflects gold accents.
• Velvet makes navy look deeper and works best for formal, cooler-weather events.
• Sequin is the boldest way to bring in gold. It is usually best on one or two feature tables, because it needs the most care.

Decide between budget and premium. Economy polyester looks similar to heavier polyester but is thinner, so it suits one-time or occasional events. Velvet and sequin cost more per piece. Many hosts use them only on the head table or cake table and dress guest tables in polyester or satin.

Choose which color leads. Using navy as the base color with gold accents is a popular styling choice. A gold sequin cloth with navy napkins makes a strong focal point.

How Navy and Gold Pieces Work Together

A typical guest table has a navy tablecloth, a gold runner, gold napkins, and a gold charger at each seat. Our table runners let you switch between satin and sequin without replacing your base cloth. For more sizes and fabrics in either color, browse our full tablecloth range.

Charger plates in gold stand out against navy. If your tablecloth is gold, our napkins collection has navy options in polyester and satin.

To carry the palette across the room, pair navy chair covers with gold chair bands from our chair linens. Finish each table with metallic or crystal pieces from our centerpieces collection.

Buying vs. Renting: A Quick Cost Check

Here is a sample order for 10 guest tables (60" rounds) at current listed prices: 10 Economy Polyester 120" navy rounds at $11.49 each plus 10 Bright Gold Satin Table Runners at $1.49 each comes to $129.80 before tax. That total also qualifies for CV Linens™ free shipping on orders of $99 or more within the contiguous U.S. (exclusions apply).

A rental quote covers one event. Linens you buy can be reused for the next family celebration or sold afterward. Prices can change, so check each product page before you order.

Wrinkles, Washing, and Storage

Tablecloths ship folded, so expect fold lines. Plan time to steam before your event, working in downward strokes with the steamer held a few inches from the fabric.

Care depends on the fabric. Our complete linen care guide covers each one in detail. Skip fabric softener on all linens. Store them only when fully clean and dry, in breathable bags rather than plastic. Roll sequin pieces instead of folding them.

For Decorators, Venues, and Rental Businesses

Polyester and spandex are the easiest pieces in this collection to turn around between events. Velvet and sequin need gentler handling and more time. This collection also includes navy stretch drape panels and gold sequin backdrops. If your venue requires flame-retardant drapery, contact customer care about documentation before you order. For large or recurring purchases, buy matching pieces together whenever possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size navy tablecloth do I need for a 60" round table?

A 120" round gives a floor-length 30" drop on a standard 30" high table and hides the table legs completely. That applies to the economy polyester, satin, velvet, and sequin 120" rounds in this collection.

What is the difference between “Gold” and “Bright Gold”?

They are different named shades. Bright Gold appears on our satin pieces. Gold appears on items such as sequin runners, polyester napkins, and chargers. Different fabrics reflect light differently, so compare product photos and order all items for one table in the same shade name when an exact match matters.

Will my reorder match my first order?

Order all matching pieces at the same time whenever possible. If you need to add items later, contact customer care before ordering for help finding the closest match.

Do these linens wrinkle?

Satin, polyester, and velvet can show fold lines from packaging. A handheld steamer can quickly remove these fold lines. Avoid high heat on polyester and satin, since it can scorch or melt synthetic fibers. Spandex chair covers fit snugly, which keeps wrinkles to a minimum.

Can I machine wash the sequin and velvet pieces?

No. Hand wash or spot clean sequin pieces and lay them flat to dry. Spot clean velvet or have it professionally cleaned. See our linen care guide for full instructions.