Butterfly Meadow Mint Green Dinner Plate

Description

Description

Bring elegance and charm to your table with the Butterfly Meadow Mint Green Dinner Plate. Featuring a soft mint green hue adorned with delicate florals and fluttering butterflies, this dinner plate blends nature-inspired beauty with timeless craftsmanship. Perfect for everyday dining or special occasions, the durable porcelain construction ensures long-lasting use while adding a fresh, sophisticated touch to your table setting. Pair with other Butterfly Meadow pieces for a coordinated look or mix and match for a personalized style.

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SKU: 4215

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When is payment due?

The balance is due 5 business days before delivery. If payment is not received, we will try to reach you to secure payment so the reservation goes forward. T3 reserves the right to cancel the reservation if we do not receive payment.

Can you cover the tent poles to make it look better?

Absolutely! We have a full range of tent drapery accessories to meet your needs.

How do you secure the tents?

Depending on the surface, we stake into the ground or use concrete blocks to secure the tent. When necessary, we can even stake into asphalt – we drill a hole then patch it when we remove the tent. We always secure the tent.

Is it ok if I leave another rental company’s items under the tent when you arrive to break it down?

We strongly prefer not to break down a tent with items still beneath it to ensure those items are not damaged. If asked to do so, we will not be liable for any damage to items left under the tent during breakdown. If we are unable to remove the tent around the items underneath it, we will have to leave and charge our customer for a return trip to retrieve the tent.

What is the difference between a Rope and Pole and a Frame Tent?

Rope and Pole tents have center poles that may obstruct your view. Frame tents do not have center poles and are used frequently for wedding events that require an open view.

Do I need a permit for my tent?

It is best to call your local planning and zoning department to confirm, but typically private events on private property do not need them. If you are a business hosting an event on a business address then you traditionally do need a permit.