Mint Green Lunch Napkins, 16 Count

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YIWU SANDY PAPER PRODUCTS CO., LTD Everyday Entertaining Mint Green Lunch Napkins, 16 Count
CAD $ 4.97
SKU: 1106885 | STYLE: SDT21003-NMG
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Description

A table set in pastel feels like spring has arrived early, and these mint green lunch napkins bring that fresh mood to every plate. The shade is a cool pastel green that looks bright beside white plates and fresh fruit, and each napkin measures 13 by 13 inches, a handy size for sandwiches, cupcakes and lunch-sized servings. The pack holds 16, enough for a family brunch or a small birthday table. They are biodegradable and recyclable, so cleanup sits a little lighter on your conscience.

Mint green napkins shine at a rainbow party. Alternate them with light blue, pink and yellow ones down the table for a pastel rainbow guests notice right away. They also suit baby showers, Easter lunches, garden parties and everyday entertaining.

Pick up a pack or two and let the colour do the decorating!

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