Wedding Rosette SATIN 132" Round Tablecloth

These 132" round tablecloths are covered in raised satin rosettes, with smaller rosettes filling the spaces between them. On a standard 72" round table, they fall all the way to the floor and hide the table legs completely. The texture does the decorating, so they work well for sweetheart tables, cake tables, and head tables where you want one standout piece without adding much else. The sections below cover sizing, colors, and care, since these tablecloths are dry clean or spot clean only.

What You Get With Each Tablecloth

• Size: Approximately 132" round diameter.
• Construction: A satin base covered in raised rosettes, with smaller rosettes between the larger ones.
• Material: 100% polyester, spun to look and feel like satin.
• Seams: 2 side seams.
• Pack: 1 tablecloth per polybag.
• Care: Dry clean or spot clean only. Do not bleach.
• Price: $48.99 per tablecloth at the time of writing. Check each color for current sale pricing.

Which Table Size Does a 132" Round Fit?

A tablecloth's drop is how far it hangs from the edge of the table toward the floor. On a standard 30" tall table, a 30" drop reaches the floor.

• 72" round table: About a 30" drop on all sides, so the tablecloth reaches the floor. This is the size the 132" round is made for.
• 66" round table: About a 33" drop, so roughly 3" of fabric rests on the floor.
• 60" round table: About a 36" drop, leaving roughly 6" pooled on the floor. For a 60" round, our 120" rosette satin round reaches the floor instead.
• Rectangular tables: A round tablecloth won't drape evenly on a rectangle. For a 6 ft banquet table, choose the rosette satin 90" x 132" rectangular tablecloth.

You can find the 120" round and rectangular sizes in our full rosette satin tablecloths collection. For other table shapes and drops, use our table linen size guide.

Top Colors in This Collection

• White: The white rosette satin 132" round tablecloth is the most flexible choice for weddings, bridal showers, and christenings, and it pairs with any accent color.
• Champagne: The champagne rosette satin 132" round tablecloth is a warm neutral that pairs well with gold chargers, blush florals, and candlelight.
• Fuchsia: The fuchsia rosette satin 132" round tablecloth brings bold color to quinceañeras, Sweet 16 parties, and birthday celebrations.
• Apple Red: The apple red rosette satin 132" round tablecloth works for Valentine's events, Christmas parties, and red-and-gold wedding palettes.

Colors on screen can differ from the actual fabric. If you're matching an exact wedding color, consider ordering one tablecloth first to check it in person.

Where Rosette Tablecloths Work Best

Because each rosette tablecloth is a statement piece, many hosts use them on a few key tables instead of every guest table.

• Sweetheart and head tables: The texture shows up clearly in photos behind the couple.
• Cake and dessert tables: A rosette base gives a plain cake stand or dessert display more visual interest.
• Gift and guest book tables: A small number of textured tables can help guide guests to key spots in the room.
• Guest tables: For a full room of rosettes, plan one tablecloth per 72" round table.

If you only want rosette texture on guest tables, try a rosette satin table runner over a smooth tablecloth instead. Our fuchsia rosette satin table runner, for example, measures about 12" x 106".

Care, Wrinkles, and Storage

• Dry clean or spot clean only. Don't machine wash or bleach these tablecloths.
• Treat spills quickly. Blot with a clean cloth instead of rubbing, then dab with cold water. Rubbing can push the stain into the rosettes.
• Steam out fold lines. Hang the tablecloth and use a handheld steamer, keeping it a few inches from the fabric. Avoid pressing an iron onto the rosettes, which can flatten them.
• Skip the water spray. Don't mist satin to relax wrinkles, since water can leave spots.
• Store loosely. Roll or loosely fold the tablecloth so the rosettes aren't crushed. Make sure it's completely dry, then store it in a breathable fabric bag. Plastic bins can trap moisture, and cardboard boxes can yellow fabric over time.

For general stain and storage tips, see our linen care and maintenance guide.

Pairing With Your Table Setup

• Guest tables: Dress the rest of the room in smooth tablecloths in a matching or neutral color so the rosette tables stand out.
• Runners: Rosette tables usually don't need a runner. For smooth guest tables, add color with pieces from our table runners collection.
• Centerpieces: Because the tablecloth already has a lot of texture, simple glass, crystal, or floral centerpieces keep the table from looking busy.
• Seating: Carry your color palette to the chairs with chair linens such as covers, sashes, or bands.

For Decorators, Venues, and Rental Businesses

Rosette tablecloths are a specialty piece that can set your inventory apart for weddings and quinceañeras. Because they're dry clean or spot clean only, budget for dry cleaning costs and longer turnaround time between bookings than you would for machine-washable polyester linens. Many decorators stock a small number for sweetheart and cake tables rather than full rooms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it cheaper to buy a rosette tablecloth than to rent one?

It depends on how often you'll use it. At $48.99, a tablecloth used five times works out to about $9.80 per use, before dry cleaning. Compare that to your rental quote. You can also reuse it for future events or sell it afterward. Free shipping applies to orders over $99 to the contiguous USA (exclusions apply), so two tablecloths at 48.99(97.98) fall just under the threshold, and three qualify. Prices may change.

Will a 132" round tablecloth fit my 60" round table?

It will, but it will pool about 6" on the floor. For a clean floor-length look on a 60" round, choose the 120" rosette satin round instead.

Can I machine wash this tablecloth?

No. The care instructions are dry clean or spot clean only, with no bleach.

How do I get wrinkles out without crushing the rosettes?

Hang the tablecloth and use a handheld steamer, holding it a few inches from the fabric. Avoid ironing directly on the rosettes and don't mist the satin with water.

Are these tablecloths only for weddings?

No. Despite the name, they work for baby showers, quinceañeras, birthday celebrations, and other formal events.