Wholesale Chemical Lace 90"x90" Square Table Overlay

These 90"x90" square overlays are made from thick netting with densely applied sequin rounds, and they come in silver or gold. Because the lace is open, the tablecloth underneath shows through, so you get two colors on one table: the base cloth and the metallic pattern on top. They work best on round tables at weddings, quinceañeras, and galas where you want one layer of sparkle without covering the whole room in sequins.

What’s in This Collection

• Silver Chemical Lace Overlay. The silver chemical lace square overlay has a cool metallic look that pairs well with white, gray, navy, dusty blue, and black base tablecloths. It suits winter weddings, anniversary parties, and evening events with silver or crystal decor. At its current sale price of $44.99, it is a statement piece best used on the tables guests and cameras focus on most.
• Gold Chemical Lace Overlay. The gold chemical lace square overlay gives a warmer shine that works over white, ivory, black, burgundy, and emerald base cloths. It fits quinceañeras, fall and holiday events, and gold-themed receptions. Like the silver version, it is made of chemical lace with sequin details and measures 90" square.

How to Choose and Size Your Overlay

Drop on common round tables

On a standard 30" tall table, a 90"x90" square overlay hangs differently depending on table size. On a 60" round table, the sides drop about 15," and the corners reach just about the floor. On a 54" round table, the sides drop about 18," and the corners rest slightly on the floor. On a 72" round table, the sides drop about 9" and the corners about 27". For most events, a 60" round table gives the most balanced look.

Silver or gold

Pick the metal that matches the rest of your decor, such as chargers, flatware, candleholders, and centerpieces. Silver reads cooler and more modern, while gold reads warmer and more traditional. If your venue has warm lighting, gold blends in more naturally. Under cool or white lighting, silver tends to stand out more.

Where to use them

Because each overlay is a larger purchase than a plain polyester topper, many hosts use them on focal tables only: the sweetheart table, head table, cake table, or gift table. Ten overlays come to about $450 at the current silver sale price, so compare that to a rental quote. If you plan to reuse them across several events, buying usually makes more sense.

Layering With a Base Tablecloth

The overlay needs a full tablecloth underneath, since the open lace does not hide the table on its own. For a 60" round table, a 120" round tablecloth reaches the floor and gives the overlay a smooth background. White is the most common base because it makes the metallic pattern easy to see. A darker base, like black or navy, makes the sequins stand out more and gives a dramatic look for evening events.

Start with a floor-length base from our tablecloths, then lay the overlay on top with the corners centered between table settings or pointed at each seat, depending on the look you want.

Pairing Chemical Lace Overlays With the Rest of the Table

Since the overlay already brings pattern and shine, keep the other pieces simpler. A solid satin or polyester runner from our table runners can add a stripe of color down a long head table, but on round tables the overlay usually works best on its own.

Choose centerpieces in glass, crystal, or matching metal tones so the table doesn’t compete with itself. To carry the silver or gold into your seating, browse chair linens for sashes or bands in a matching metallic shade over white or neutral chair covers.

Wrinkles, Washing, and Storage

Sequin pieces need gentle handling. No specific care instructions are listed for these overlays, so treat them like other sequin linens: spot clean when possible, or hand wash in cold water with mild detergent without twisting or wringing. Press out extra water with a towel and lay the overlay flat to dry.

Do not iron sequin fabric or expose it to direct heat, since heat can damage both the sequins and the netting. If the overlay has fold lines, hang it or lay it flat over a table for a day before the event, or use a steamer on low from a distance. Store it clean and dry, loosely folded or rolled, away from anything that could snag the netting. For more detail on sequin and delicate fabric care, see our linen care and maintenance guide.

For Planners, Venues, and Rental Businesses

Chemical lace overlays are a useful upgrade item for rental inventory, since one overlay can change the look of a plain white or black base cloth you already own. Silver and gold cover most metallic themes between them. To keep color consistent across your stock, order each color in a single purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size table does a 90"x90" overlay fit?

It fits most round tables from 54" to 72". On a 60" round table at 30" height, the sides drop about 15," and the corners reach about to the floor, which is the most balanced look.

Do I need a tablecloth underneath?

Yes. The chemical lace is open netting, so the table shows through without a base. Use a floor-length tablecloth underneath, such as a 120" round on a 60" round table.

What color tablecloth should go under the overlay?

White is the most common choice because it shows the pattern clearly. Black or navy make the sequins stand out more for evening events. Ivory works well under gold for a warmer look.

Can I iron a chemical lace overlay?

No. Sequins and the netting can be damaged by heat. Hang the overlay or lay it flat to let fold lines relax, or use a steamer on low from a distance.

Is it worth buying instead of renting?

It depends on how often you will use it. At the current silver sale price of $44.99 each, buying makes the most sense if you plan to reuse the overlays or only need a few for focal tables. For a full room, compare your total to a rental quote.