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  • Lit 48″ Round Table

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    The Lit 48″ Round Table Rental is a four-foot illuminated round. It is the smallest of the three lit rounds in our range. Four feet is a display size rather than a dinner size. So this is the one that usually carries the cake, the escort cards or the gifts.

    No linen on a lit table

    A cloth cancels the effect, so lit tables go out bare. That removes a line from the order. It also removes the place where most rooms put their color. So decide early which tables get light and which get linen. The two look deliberate together and accidental when they mix at random.

    Centerpieces need the same thought. A wide solid base sits on top of the light and kills it. A cake works because it sits above the surface and picks the glow up around its base. Escort cards work for the same reason.

    Where a four-foot round earns its place

    Because the table is small, it goes where a six-foot round cannot. Beside a bar, at the entrance, in a corner that needs something in it, or at the end of a buffet run. A lit table also does useful work as a marker. Guests find the cards or the cake in a dim room without signage. It is the brightest object at that end of the space.

    Scaling up is straightforward. The Lit 60″ round and the Lit 72″ round carry the same idea at dinner size. Then the rest of our table range covers the plain rounds you intend to drape.

    Two things to confirm before you book

    First, tell us where each lit table will stand. Then we can confirm how it gets its light and what the position needs on the day. Second, ask us to check the count against your date. Lit tables move in smaller numbers than plain rounds, so availability is worth confirming.

    Add the table to your quote request. Tell us your count, your date and what each table is carrying, and we will confirm what is open.

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    Experience the elegance of T3 Event Rentals with our Lit 30 Round Cocktail Table, gracefully draped in a long white cloth that reaches the floor, casting a subtle multicolored glow of purple and green at your next Atlanta event. Perfect for unforgettable gatherings.

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