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Napkin Rings
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Keep Napkins in Place with Napkin Rings
Napkin rings are an essential component of any formal place setting, but they can be used in informal dining environments as well to secure your napkins in place. These clever rings feature a simple design. To use one, you simply roll up your cloth or paper napkin and insert it into the ring. The weight of the napkin ring holds the napkin down and allows it to hold its shape. The first napkin rings were used in 19th-centry France, with many crafted from silver to match the utensils.
When to use napkin rings
There are many occasions to use napkin rings, including holidays and special occasions. Yet casual holders can be used for any weeknight. Silver napkin rings were traditionally given as christening gifts, but they are equally useful for outdoor dining, helping to keep napkins from blowing away in the wind. You can even match your napkin ring décor to the occasion, whether it’s holiday-themed rings for Christmas dinners or rings with hearts for Valentine’s Day. With a range of different materials, colours and patterns, there's a design suitable for just about anytime you use napkins.
How to choose napkin rings
• The traditional shape for napkin rings is a circle, but you can also find them in square or triangle shapes, among others.
• Choose a material that matches your dining room decorations. The right napkin rings can tie together your place settings beautifully, whether you choose hand-carved wooden rings or traditional silver.
• If you’re looking for an informal napkin ring style for picnics, elastic is a good choice. These may be adorned with plastic beads for added flair.
• If you're worried about wear and tear, or even price, wrought iron and silver plated rings are less costly alternatives to silver.
• Finally, you can use specialty napkin rings for special occasions or holidays. It’s a good idea to have several options to suit your different dining needs.