Easter 

This collection brings together pastel tablecloths, runners, napkins, chair accents, and backdrop pieces in lavender, baby blue, pink, mint, and yellow so you can set an Easter brunch, church fellowship meal, or spring party from one place. If you are dressing standard 60" round tables, the Premium Polyester 120" Round Tablecloth in Baby Blue gives a floor-length 30" drop and is an easy base to build around. Below, you will find how the fabrics differ, which size to order, and how to handle wrinkles so your linens are ready again next spring.

What You Will Find in This Collection

• Premium polyester tablecloths. These are 100% polyester at approximately 200 GSM, with a smooth, slightly lustrous finish that is machine washable and holds up to reuse. The Premium Polyester 120" Round Tablecloth in Lavender gives a floor-length drop on a 60" round table, and the collection also includes 108" and 132" rounds plus 60" x 120", 90" x 132", and 90" x 156" rectangles.
• Economy polyester tablecloths. A lighter-weight option (roughly 125 GSM compared with about 200 GSM for premium) with a lower price per piece. They work well for a one-day egg hunt, a school event, or as a base layer under an overlay.
• Satin tablecloths and overlays. The Satin 120" Round Tablecloth in Lavender is 100% polyester woven for a satin sheen, which suits head tables and dessert displays. The 72" Square Satin Table Overlay in lavender or baby blue lets you add color over a white base cloth you already own.
• Textured tablecloths. The Velvet 120" Round in Baby Blue, the Taffeta 120" Round in Baby Blue, and the Accordion Crinkle Taffeta 120" Round add depth for a cake or sweets table. These need more careful cleaning than polyester, so they suit one or two feature tables rather than every guest table.
• Table runners. Choose matte Polyester Table Runners, shiny Satin Table Runners in lavender or baby blue, or the Glitz Sequin Table Runner in Baby Blue, which has sequins sewn over a taffeta base and measures about 12" x 108". Browse more options in our table runner collection.
• Napkins. The Premium Polyester Napkin 20" x 20" in Pastel Pink is an easy-care everyday choice, with more pastel shades available in this collection. For a soft sheen, the Lamour Satin Napkin 20" x 20" in Pastel Pink has a heavier matte body with a slight shine and a hemmed edge. See every color and fabric in our napkin collection.
• Chair accents. The Spandex Chair Band in Baby Blue stretches around banquet chairs or chair covers up to 16" wide, but it will not fit folding chairs. Ruffled Spandex Chair Bands, Standard Satin Chair Sashes, and the Curly Willow Chair Sash in Baby Blue offer other looks, and you can find matching covers in our chair linens collection.
• Backdrops and display pieces. Spandex 4-Way Stretch Drape Curtains in lavender and baby blue, the Chiara Backdrop Arch Frame Stands (3-piece set), an Adjustable Heavy Duty Backdrop Pipe Stand, and boxwood greenery wall panels create a photo spot. White Square Pedestals and Metal Cylinder Pedestal Displays with Spandex Pillar Covers raise desserts, baskets, or florals to different heights.

How to Choose the Right Tablecloth Size

"Drop" is how far the cloth hangs from the edge of the table. On a standard 30" tall table, a 30" drop reaches the floor and hides the table legs.

• 60" round table: A 120" round gives a floor-length 30" drop. A 108" round gives a 24" drop that sits about 6" above the floor.
• 72" round table: A 132" round gives a floor-length 30" drop. A 120" round on this table hangs about 6" above the floor.
• 6-foot rectangular table (72" x 30"): A 90" x 132" gives a floor-length 30" drop on all sides. A 60" x 120" gives about a 15" drop on the sides and 24" on the ends.
• 8-foot rectangular table (96" x 30"): A 90" x 156" gives a floor-length 30" drop on all sides.
• Measure your actual tables before ordering, since church halls and rented venues do not always use standard sizes. Our linen sizing guide covers more table shapes.

Choosing Fabric by Event and Budget

• Family dinners and church brunches with kids: Premium polyester is the practical pick. It handles spills, goes in the washing machine, and can be reused for Mother's Day, showers, and next Easter.
• One-time or budget events: Economy polyester lowers the cost per table. Expect a lighter feel and a less substantial drape than premium.
• Photo areas, head tables, and dessert tables: Satin, velvet, taffeta, or a sequin runner adds sheen and texture. Keep in mind that shiny fabrics show creases more easily than matte polyester.
• Mixing to save money: Put a premium or economy base cloth on every table, then use a satin overlay or a sequin runner only on the tables guests will photograph most.

Putting Your Easter Table Together

Start with a base tablecloth, then add a runner in a contrasting pastel. For example, a lavender premium polyester round pairs with a baby blue satin runner, pastel pink lamour satin napkins, and baby blue spandex chair bands. Place a charger plate under each setting to frame the napkin, and finish the center with a low arrangement from our centerpiece collection so guests can see each other across the table. If you need more base colors than this collection shows, our full tablecloth collection carries additional sizes and shades.

Buying vs. Renting for Easter

To compare, multiply the price of one tablecloth by the number of tables you are dressing, then set that total next to the per-piece rental quote you receive. Owned linens can be used again for spring birthdays, baby showers, and future Easter events, or resold afterward, so the cost spreads across more than one day. CV Linens™ offers free shipping on orders of $99 or more within the contiguous USA, with exclusions.

Screen colors can vary by device, so our swatch books are a useful way to check pastel shades in person before a large order.

Wrinkles, Washing, and Storage

Most linens arrive folded and will show creases from packaging, so plan time to steam before the event. These basics come from our linen care and maintenance guide and individual product pages:

• Polyester tablecloths and napkins: Wash in cold or warm water with mild detergent, skip fabric softener, and tumble dry on low. Remove promptly from the dryer to keep creases from setting.
• Satin and lamour satin: Wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry or tumble on a cool setting. Steam out wrinkles, or iron on low with a pressing cloth, since high heat can scorch or melt synthetic fabric.
• Velvet: Spot clean small spills and use professional cleaning for a full wash. Do not machine dry or iron it.
• Sequin runners: Spot clean only with a damp cloth and hang to dry. Do not machine wash or iron.
• Spandex chair bands and drapes: Wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry to protect the stretch.
• Storage: Store linens clean and completely dry in breathable bags rather than plastic. Roll satin instead of folding it to reduce deep creases.

For Churches, Venues, and Decorators

If you dress the same hall every spring or rent décor to clients, polyester resists shrinking and stretching through repeated washing, which keeps sizes consistent from one season to the next. Pastel lavender, baby blue, and pink also carry over into baby showers, christenings, and spring weddings, so the stock earns its keep beyond Easter. If you plan to hang drape curtains as a backdrop, check your venue's fire-code requirements for drapery before the event.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A 120" round tablecloth gives a floor-length 30" drop on a standard 60" round table that is 30" tall. If you prefer the cloth to stop above the floor, a 108" round gives a 24" drop.

How do I get wrinkles out before Easter Sunday?

A handheld steamer works best for most fabrics. Steam in downward strokes with the head a few inches from the cloth. For polyester, you can also wash and tumble dry on low, then remove the cloth right away. Keep irons on a low setting, since high heat can damage polyester and satin.

Will the spandex chair bands fit my chairs?

The spandex chair bands fit banquet chairs and chair covers with backs up to 16" wide. They will not fit folding chairs, so check your venue's chairs before ordering.

Will the pastel colors look the same as they do on my screen?

Screen settings can make pastels look lighter or darker than the actual fabric. Ordering a swatch book before a large purchase lets you see the shades in person.

Can I reuse these Easter linens after the holiday?

Yes. Polyester tablecloths and napkins are machine washable and store well when completely dry and kept in breathable bags. Pastel tablecloths, napkins, and chair bands also suit baby showers, bridal showers, and spring birthdays.