food and beverage areas, linens pull the whole look together," observes Harris.


With regard to trends that are being followed for holiday parties this year, Harris says that stepping out of the traditional holiday colors and patterns has become the “new norm.” This can be accomplished by “mixing different colors and pat- terns, such as a Dupioni tablecloth with a Nova Swirl runner,” she explains.


She also adds that the upcoming holidays are the perfect opportunity to be creative and to design a beau- tiful table or buffet for a holiday din- ner, a work party, or other gathering of any kind. “It’s a great time to cre-


ate unique table designs using tablecloths, runners and napkins. Whether your holiday event is casu- al, elegant, or non-traditional, table linens are such an important detail and will pull your entire look together."


By enlisting the services and expert guidance of professionals like these, planners can rest easy knowing that their holiday party or event will turn out wonderfully.


From great cuisine to spectacular spaces to engaging entertainment and dynamic décor, holiday parties present a great opportunity in which to recharge and re-energize groups ahead of the coming new year.


White crush tablecloth by Choice Party Linens


"Linens will set the atmosphere of the event, so they should reflect your taste in both color and material. There is no easier or more effective way to enhance an event than by using great table- cloths... even just adding a color can dramatically enhance the event."


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PLAN YOUR HOLIDAY EVENTS WITH GARCES AND CHECK A FEW THINGS OFF YOUR LIST: EASY PLANNING GREAT FOOD RAVE REVIEWS


Michelle Harris, Choice Party Linens, Inc.


Host your holiday party at one of our award-winning restaurants, exclusive venues, or at your home or office. As our gift to you, each of your guests will receive a $25 gift card. Happy holidays!


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