Wholesale Pink Napkins

Pink covers a wide emotional range on the table, from a soft, quiet pastel to a loud, celebratory fuchsia, and this collection spans that full range across nine fabrics and finishes. Whether you want an easy-care everyday napkin or a textured, printed accent piece, there's a pink shade and material combination built for it.

Quick facts:

• Solid-color fabrics: Premium polyester, lamour satin, velvet, satin
• Printed and patterned styles: French toile, English garden floral, pintuck, crinkle shimmer, scalloped edge
• Standard size: 20"x20" across most styles
• Shade range: Pastel pink, pink, fuchsia, and blush/rose gold, depending on fabric
• Care: Polyester and satin resist wrinkles best; velvet and pintuck may need light steaming

Premium Polyester

Premium polyester is the most durable and easiest to maintain fabric in this collection, made from 100% polyester and holding its color and shape through repeated washing. It comes in the widest shade range here: the Premium Polyester Napkin in Pink is the classic, mid-tone shade; the Premium Polyester Napkin in Fuchsia brings a bolder, more saturated pink; the Premium Polyester Napkin in Blush/Rose Gold leans warmer and softer for romantic settings; and the Premium Polyester Napkin in Pastel Pink is the lightest, most muted option of the four.

Lamour Satin

Lamour satin is 100% polyester spun to mimic the softer, more muted sheen of traditional satin rather than a brighter shine. The Lamour Satin Napkin in Blush/Rose Gold gives a subtle glow suited to formal dinners and weddings, while the Lamour Satin Napkin in Fuchsia adds a bolder, more dramatic version of the same soft sheen for birthdays and bridal showers.

Velvet

At approximately 190-200 GSM with an overlock serged edge, velvet is the plushest fabric in this collection, adding texture and depth rather than shine. The Velvet Napkin in Pink works well for holiday tables and evening receptions, and the Velvet Napkin in Fuchsia carries the same texture in a more vibrant, statement-making shade.

French Toile Linen Napkin (5pc/pk)

Rather than a solid color, this style prints the classic French toile scenic pattern onto 100% polyester, sold in packs of 5. The French Toile Linen Napkin in Pink brings a romantic, vintage feel suited to garden parties, tea parties, and spring weddings, and pairs well with a matching French toile tablecloth if you want the same pattern carried across the whole table.

Satin Napkin

Standard satin has a brighter, more reflective shine than lamour satin, catching candlelight and metallic accents well. The Satin Napkin in Fuchsia is a 20"x20" square with a hemmed edge, suited to evening receptions and romantic dinners where shine is part of the design.

English Garden Floral (5pc/pk)

This style brings a printed floral pattern to the table rather than a flat color, sold in packs of 5. The English Garden Floral Napkin adds vintage charm suited to weddings, tea parties, and spring events, working well alongside solid pink or neutral linens rather than another heavily patterned piece.

Pintuck

Pintuck napkins use a taffeta base with a structured, 3-inch puckered design pressed into the fabric, finished with an overlock serged edge. The Pintuck Napkin in Fuchsia adds textured detail without switching to a printed pattern, and coordinates with matching pintuck tablecloths, overlays, and fabric rolls sold separately.

Crinkle Shimmer Napkin (5pc/pk)

Made from shiny polyester with a purposely crinkled texture, this style is sold in packs of 5 and catches light differently than a flat fabric. The Crinkle Shimmer Napkin in Fuchsia adds a subtle sparkle to place settings without the heavier shine of a sequin fabric, and pairs well with napkin rings for a more finished look.

Scalloped Edge Linen Napkin

This style swaps a plain hemmed edge for a decorative, embroidered scalloped border, made from a cotton-like polyester for a soft, linen-style look without the higher maintenance of real linen. The Scalloped Edge Linen Napkin in Pink/White Trim is sold in packs of 4, a different pack size than most of the other styles here, and suits weddings, baby showers, and bridal brunches where a delicate, detailed edge matters.

How to Style Pink Napkins

A few ways to build the full tablescape around your pink napkin:

• Pair your napkin with a coordinating tablecloth, either matching the same pink tone or contrasting against a neutral base like white or ivory
• Add charger plates in gold or silver underneath the napkin to frame the place setting, especially effective with the shimmer, satin, and lamour satin styles
• Coordinate chair linens in a matching or complementary pink shade so the color carries from the table to the seating
• Reserve patterned styles like French toile or English garden floral for a smaller number of focal tables, and keep the rest of the room in solid polyester or satin so the pattern stays the visual highlighT.

Complete Your Pink Tablescape

Once you've picked a napkin fabric and shade, build out the rest of the table with a coordinating tablecloth, charger plates, and chair linens in the same pink family. Browse the full Pink Napkins collection to compare every fabric and shade side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between pink, fuchsia, blush/rose gold, and pastel pink?

Pink is the classic, mid-tone shade. Fuchsia is bolder and more saturated. Blush/rose gold leans warmer and softer, often used for romantic settings. Pastel pink is the lightest and most muted of the four, suited to calm, understated designs.

Which pink napkin fabric is easiest to maintain?

Premium polyester and satin both resist wrinkles well and are machine washable, making them the most practical choices for repeated events. Velvet and pintuck may need light steaming before use.

What pack sizes do these napkins come in?

Most solid-color fabrics (polyester, lamour satin, velvet, satin) are sold individually. French toile, English garden floral, and crinkle shimmer are sold in packs of 5. The scalloped edge style is sold in packs of 4.

Can I mix different pink napkin styles at the same event?

Yes. A common approach is a solid polyester or satin napkin across most tables, with a patterned style like French toile or English garden floral reserved for a head table or smaller focal area.

Do the printed styles come with a matching tablecloth?

French toile napkins have a matching French toile tablecloth available separately in the same pattern and color. Check the other patterned styles individually, since not every print has a full matching linen set.

What size are these napkins?

Most styles in this collection are the standard 20"x20" square, sized to work with most fold styles and standard place settings.