Navy Chopin Linens

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Navy Chopin Linens

Create a rich and refined look with our navy Chopin linen rentals. These linens feature a subtle textured pattern that enhances your table design.

Available Sizes:

96″ Round Linens: Ideal for standard round tables, ensuring a neat presentation.
108″ Round Linens: Perfect for medium-sized round tables, adding a polished look.
90″x132″ Linens: Designed for rectangular tables, providing a clean and tailored appearance.

These linens are perfect for weddings and formal events.

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Collection	Chopin
Fabric	Poly
Linen-Category	Table Linens
Color	Navy
Linen Size	108" Round, 90"x132", 96" Round

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Can I hang my own lights in the tent?

You are welcome to hang your own lights, but it is your responsibility to remove all items that do not belong to T3 from the tent before the scheduled pickup date/time. It’s also your responsibility for any damage to the tent while hanging/removing your items. If we arrive and items are still attached to the tent, we will have to leave and charge for a return trip to retrieve the tent once the hanging items are removed.

Can I have a bonfire next to the tent?

Any fire must be at least 1,000 feet away from the tent.

Do I have to wash the dishes after use?

Please rinse food debris off plateware and flatware before return to make the cleaning process easier when it returns.

What is needed to reserve items?

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.

What if I have irrigation or utilities in my yard?

Your irrigation lines must be marked before we arrive on site. You can call 811 for a free locate service of the major utility companies. They will only mark from the main line to the meter so it is your responsibility to know where lines run on your property. Most of the time we can avoid them if we know where they are.