Napkins for Eid, Ramadan and Mehndi Celebrations

Henna Mehndi Hands Napkins

The henna hands design was made for wedding week. Each napkin opens to 33cm square in three ply paper, large enough to fold under a plate or into a cutlery pocket. Reviewers have used them for henna nights and mehndi tables where the theme matters.

Eid and Ramadan Napkins

Eid Mubarak napkins run from cream and gold to purple, with blue and silver for a cooler look. Ramadan Kareem and Ramadan Mubarak designs suit iftar tables, and the Eco Eid design in white and black keeps things simple.

How Many Napkins Do You Need?

Plates and cups here come in tens, while napkins come in twenties. That gives two napkins per guest for every pack of plates, one for the meal and one for dessert. For biryani or anything saucy, a third each is no bad idea.

Moroccan, Geo and Lotus Party Napkins

Moroccan napkins come in plum, ivory, navy and ebony. Geo Gold and Geo Silver pick up the geometric look of the Geo Glam range, and the gold Lotus napkin sits well with lotus plates in any shade.

Napkins for the Whole Wedding Week

Across the UK, wedding celebrations often stretch from dholki to walima over several days. Qabool Crew napkins in grey and gold suit the nikah, while Mubarak Confetti and Stardust cover the lighter evenings in between. Pair them with wedding party decor so the theme carries across the table.