Table Skirting
Skirting wraps the visible sides of a table in pleated fabric — the classic dress for head tables, cake tables, and buffet lines where guests see the table from the front.
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Frequently asked questions
Which tables need skirting?
Tables guests look at rather than sit around: the head table, the cake table, buffet and dessert lines, welcome and gift tables. Guest dining tables are usually dressed with tablecloths instead.
What length of skirting do I need?
Skirting comes in two lengths and the right one depends on how many sides of the table you are wrapping. Tell us the table and which sides face guests, and we will size it for you.
Does skirting replace a tablecloth?
No — they work together. The skirt dresses the sides; a cloth or topper covers the tabletop itself, so the surface and the front both look finished.
How do I match skirting to my palette?
Skirting runs in a focused set of shades listed on each product page. The classic move is a neutral skirt with the color carried by the topper, florals, or signage above it.
