Prices are extremely competitive due to the above-mentioned factors with baby napkins selling at approximately P4.00 (70x70cm); Infant napkin approximately P3.00 (60x60cm) and a printed baby napkin selling at P6.00 (70x70cm).
Tropical food, tropical cocktails, and even photos of them at this tropical place printed on napkins, etc., could make a great theme.
But if your costume is on the seasonal shelf next to the skeleton-print napkins, and also made out of the same material as the napkins, perhaps you could better invest that $79.95.
As noted in Michael Twyman's Encyclopedia of Ephemera (GARF Oversize NC 1280.R52 2000Q), the first appearance in Britain of the printed souvenir table napkin was in July 1887 when a quantity of decorated blanks, brought from Japan, were overprinted by John Dickinson Ltd. for their annual dinner.
For the Golden Globes last month, E Entertainmentt partnered with the Environmental Media Association as hosts to a Golden Green after-party, including napkins printed with energy-saving tips.
Vintage sheets and other linens get a second chance when Kristen Couse, a Brooklyn designer, resurrects them as coasters and napkins printed with cats, llamas or foxes (shown here).
This site-specific installation originally at the Davis Museum and Cultural Center at Wellesley College took the form of pink, green and yellow wallpaper bearing definitions of terror and terrorism, as well as disposable cups, plates and napkins printed with the words " 'Terrorism' is not indexed in Arabic dictionaries".
And, of course, prices do not include flowers, entertainment, photographer, videographer, officiant, limo and those cute little napkins printed with your names.
--Cocktail napkins printed with a map of downtown Los Angeles and a stainless steel cocktail mixing set for $14.99 are a few of the items that go along with craft spirits and small-batch bitters at Greenbar Craft Distillery.
Yet, removed from its context, it seems like the type of phrase that could be printed on the cocktail napkins at an Irish pub — "a spell of riot" merely a few too many drinks, ensuing good fun, and maybe, if you can remember to write it down, the stimulation of some inner genius.
