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Bring a touch of Spring and warmth to your table decor with this beautiful timeless design inspired after the Victorian era monograms. The design is a beautiful combination of cornflower tones of blue, green for the leaves and rosebuds in bright pink. Enjoy confidently your time as a host with family and friends while acquiring at the same time a heirloom piece that when properly cared, can be passed in to generations.

Linen care: Delicate wash, tumble dry in low heat. Linen cloth will shrink for about 5 percent after the first washing. Iron the napkin while still damp in high heat (backside of monogram).

MONOGRAMMING GUIDANCE

Take into account that, for monograms in napkins or guest towels, it all depends on the design and who will be using the linens. A set of dinner formal napkins to be used by a married couple hosting in Thanksgiving will probably be a 3-letter monogram that includes both the spouses’ names and last name, compared to a lady’s brunch that will be hosted by a woman who will need to have something only with her initials whether she is married or not. You may also notice that depending on the design some of our linens will look better, for example, with a 3-letter monogram vs a 2-letter monogram so take that into consideration when personalizing them!

THREE LETTER MONOGRAM

The more traditional and formal when hosting as a couple, or, also to give as a gift to a married couple. Examples:

a) Robert and Mary Spencer (MSR)

b) Personal Monogram:

Mary Elizabeth Spencer (MSE)

TWO LETTER MONOGRAM

More modern style monogram used by couples or as personal monogram. It is also very commonly used for engaged couples that haven’t legally changed their last name. For a married couple it can be either their two first names or last names (if both have kept their last names). A 2-letter monogram is used a lot too as a personal monogram for those wanting to use their initials of their first and last name or their first amd second name. Examples:

a) Robert and Mary Spencer (MR)*married couple

b) Paul Winslet and Bridgett Spencer (SW)*married couple where bath kept their last names

c) Mark Smith and Katherine Martinez (KM) *engaged couple

d) Personal Monogram:

Mary Elizabeth Spencer: (MS) or (ME)

Julianne Perez: (JP)

Single Letter Monogram

A single initial can represent either the first or last name. They are great option for either guest towels or napkins. Note that when choosing to embroider the initial of a first name, the embroidered garment would be considered less formal (for example a guest towel embroidered with “M” of Mary), vs. a set of napkins embroidered with the “S” of Smith—a last name representing the household.

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