Linen & Nottingham Ruffle Lace Napkin

Linen & Nottingham Ruffle Lace Napkin
Designed with 2026 weddings in mind, this lace napkin is perfect for wedding tables, special celebrations, and refined dinner parties. It styles beautifully with antique silver cutlery, and heirloom-inspired tablescapes.
Handmade in our Nottingham studio using locally made Nottingham lace, this napkin celebrates traditional English craftsmanship.
Our Linen & Nottingham Ruffle Lace Napkin is handmade from soft linen and finished with double frilled lace edging. The result is a romantic, textured napkin that adds movement and elegance to any table setting.

The Nottingham lace is made from 90% Egyptian cotton and 10% nylon, giving a beautiful balance of softness, detail, and durability. We source the lace from the last remaining lace factory of its kind, only a few miles away from our Nottingham studio.

• Handmade in Nottingham, UK
• Made using locally produced Nottingham lace
• 100% linen fabric
• Lace composition: 90% cotton, 10% nylon
• Sizes available: approx. 35cm or 50cm square
• White
• Gentle hand wash only

A beautiful lace napkin designed to be used, loved, and brought out for life’s most special occasions.

We have been lucky enough to have our embroidered napkins featured in several bridal magazines and online Wedding Blogs, such as Style Me Pretty and Wed Vibes.

How to Care for your Napkins

As with most things in our lives, if we take care of them, they will love us back, and this applies to our napkins! We’ve created a range that can be personalised to both your theme and colour scheme and we want them to last event after event. Our followers and customers have helped on this one and, alongside us, have given their top tips on how they care for their napkins. So, read ours and their top tips on our Blog.

• Lace – 90% cotton, 10% nylon
• 100% linen fabric
• Handwash only
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry on low heat setting and minimize wrinkles by removing when slightly damp
• Reshape whilst damp
• Gentle iron
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prevents colour fading
• Avoid using to near to naked flames, such as candles etc