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Shop by Color: Apple Green

Apple green is a bright, fresh green that sits a shade deeper than willow green, which makes it a popular pick for St. Patrick's Day, Earth Day, baby showers, and outdoor garden parties. This collection gathers every apple green piece we carry, from tablecloths and napkins to runners, overlays, and backdrop drapes, so you can match one color across the whole room. Start with your table size and event type below, then build out the rest of the setup.

What's in the Apple Green Collection

  1. Tablecloths. This is the base of your setup and the piece that covers the most visual space. Our Premium Polyester 120" Round Tablecloth in Apple Green is 100% polyester at about 200 GSM, seamless, and machine washable. On a standard 60" round table, it gives a floor-length 30" drop that hides the table legs. You'll also find economy polyester, satin, and rectangular sizes in apple green, including 60"x120" and 90"x156".
  2. Napkins. Napkins are the easiest way to repeat apple green at every place setting, even if your tablecloths are white or ivory. The Premium Polyester Napkin 20"x20" in Apple Green is 100% polyester with a hemmed edge, and it can be machine washed in cool water and tumble dried on low to medium.
  3. Table Runners. A runner adds a strip of color down the center of the table without committing the whole surface to green. The Satin Table Runner in Apple Green measures about 14"x108" and has a smooth, glossy finish that reflects light. Lay it over a white or neutral tablecloth for contrast, or over an apple green tablecloth for a tone-on-tone look.
  4. Overlays. Overlays are square toppers that sit over a base tablecloth to add a second layer of color or texture. A 72" square overlay is commonly layered on a 60" round table over a 120" round tablecloth, which creates corner points that drape over the base cloth. Browse table overlay toppers to see sizes and fabrics that pair with apple green tablecloths.
  5. Drapes. Drapes cover bare walls, create a photo backdrop, or frame a dessert or gift table. The Spandex 4-Way Stretch Backdrop Drape Curtain 12ft H x 60" W in Apple Green is 90% polyester and 10% spandex, about 200 GSM, with 4" pockets on the top and bottom. The same drape also comes in 10ft, 16ft, and 18ft heights. Each order is one panel, and the stand, crossbar, and base are sold separately.

How to Choose the Right Size and Fabric

Size by table shape

The "drop" is how far the cloth hangs from the edge of the tabletop. On a standard 30" tall table, a 30" drop reaches the floor.

  • 60" round table: A 120" round tablecloth gives a 30" drop, which is floor-length.
  • 72" round table: A 120" round tablecloth gives a 24" drop and hangs about 6" above the floor.
  • 6ft banquet table (30"x72"): A 60"x120" tablecloth gives a 15" drop on the long sides and a 24" drop on the ends. This is a lap-length look, not floor-length.
  • 8ft banquet table (30"x96"): A 90"x156" tablecloth gives a 30" drop on all sides, which is floor-length.

For every size and table combination, check our linen sizing guide before you order.

Fabric by event type

  • Premium polyester has a smooth, slightly lustrous finish and a heavier feel at about 200 GSM. It is a good all-purpose choice for weddings, showers, and dinners where you want the tables to look finished in photos.
  • Satin has a noticeable sheen that catches evening and candle light. Our satin 120" round is made of polyester spun to look like satin and has seams, so plan your table layout with the seam in mind.
  • Spandex is best for backdrops because it stretches tight across a frame and shows fewer folds.

Budget vs. premium

Economy polyester tablecloths weigh about 125 to 130 GSM, which is thinner and lighter than our premium polyester at about 200 GSM. Economy works well for a one-time event with many tables or for tables that will be topped with an overlay or runner. Premium is the better choice if you plan to reuse the linens, resell them after the event, or want a heavier drape on uncovered tables.

Building a Full Apple Green Setup

Apple green pairs well with white, cream, and ivory for a clean daytime look, and with navy or gold for more contrast. A simple layering order for each table:

  • Start with the base. Choose an apple green tablecloth, or use white and let the green come from the accents.
  • Add a runner or overlay. A contrasting color from our table runners collection breaks up a solid green table, while a matching runner keeps the look tone-on-tone.
  • Set each place. Gold or silver charger plates sit well against apple green, and you can fold a napkin on top of each charger or to the left of the setting. If you want a second accent color at the place setting, browse our full napkins collection.
  • Finish the center. Crystal and floral centerpieces reflect light against green fabric and keep the table from looking flat.
  • Cover the chairs. Matching or neutral chair linens cover plain folding or banquet chairs and tie the seating to the tables.

Care, Wrinkles, and Storage

All of the fabrics in this collection are polyester or polyester blends, which means they wash easily but can melt or scorch under high heat. Always follow the care label on your item. For the full breakdown by fabric, see our materials and care guide.

  • Washing: Machine wash in cold or cool water. Do not bleach. Wash satin items with like colors.
  • Drying: Tumble dry on low. Pull linens out while they are still slightly warm to reduce set-in creases.
  • Wrinkles: Expect fold lines out of the package. A handheld steamer is the safest way to steam out the wrinkles. If you use an iron, keep it on a low to medium setting and test a hidden corner first.
  • Storage: Roll, don't fold, to keep sharp creases from forming. Store clean and fully dry, away from direct sunlight, to protect the color between events.

For Planners, Rental Businesses, and Venues

If you are building inventory, the premium polyester and spandex pieces are the ones made for repeat use and regular washing. Because apple green is a specific shade, we recommend ordering the full quantity you need for one event in a single order. For bulk orders, reorders, or questions about a specific item, contact our customer care team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size apple green tablecloth do I need for a floor-length look?

For a 60" round table, choose a 120" round tablecloth for a 30" drop that reaches the floor. For an 8ft banquet table, choose a 90"x156" rectangular tablecloth. A 60"x120" rectangle on a 6ft banquet table only covers the top and part of the sides, so it will not hide the table legs.

Will the apple green color match what I see on my screen?

Colors can look different from one screen to another, so we recommend checking the product photos in more than one lighting setting and comparing apple green against nearby shades like willow green and kelly green. If you are coordinating with other vendors, you can browse our swatch books or contact customer care before you place a large order.

Will these linens wrinkle, and how do I fix it?

Polyester and satin will show fold lines when you first unpack them, and spandex drapes show fewer creases once stretched on a frame. Steam them out with a handheld steamer or use an iron on low to medium heat. Avoid high heat, because synthetic fabrics can melt or develop shiny marks.

Is it cheaper to buy apple green linens than to rent them?

It depends on your table count and whether you will use them again. Compare our per-piece price to your rental quote, then factor in whether you can reuse the linens for future events or sell them afterward. Buying usually makes the most sense when you plan to reuse, share, or resell.

Are the apple green backdrop drapes flame retardant?

Flame-retardant certification is not listed on our apple green drape product pages. If your venue requires a certificate, contact our customer care team before you order so we can confirm what documentation is available.

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