Secure Your Napkins With These Lovely DIY Floral Napkin Rings

There are different ways to use napkin holders. How you fold the napkin to fit the ring will probably depend on the type of event. 
Celebrate the warmer season with these festive floral napkin rings. Using a few succulents, fresh florals from the garden, and a few other supplies you can create these pretty accents to upgrade your tablescape. And they’re perfect for the formal or informal backyard get-together.

What Events Do You Use Napkin Rings For?

Any occasion is an excellent reason to use napkin holders.

• Weddings
• Birthdays
• Dinner parties
• Brunches
• Holidays

Yes. Napkin holders are commonly used as decorations for events and gatherings.

How Do You Use A Napkin Ring?

This straightforward and quick project will easily transform a dining area. 
These lovely floral napkin rings are great because they’re customizable, and you can use them for any occasion.

How Do You Make flower Napkin Rings?

Wrap the floral tape around the base of the succulent down to the floral wire to secure the succulent in place on the wire.
You can use napkin holders for any event because they are an excellent way to quickly style the dining area. Use them in events including:

First, decide which flowers and plants you want to use for the arrangement. You can choose from various plants depending on the theme of the event. 

What can you use to make napkin rings?

Continue adding flowers away from the center until the mini bouquet at the top of the ring is full. Real houseplant flowers are great to use for a fresh decoration. But fake flowers will last if you want to reuse them.

• Paper
• Wire
• Rope
• Leather
• Ribbon
• Beads
• Fake or fresh flowers
• Pine needles
• Pinecones

Once you have your flowers and supplies, you’re ready to start crafting.

Supplies for Floral Napkin Rings:

• thin flexible floral wire
• thick gauge floral wire or metal ring
• floral tape
• wire cutters
• succulent clippings
• flowers in various colors and sizes
• cloth napkins
• fabric ribbon
• floral scissors

Instructions to Craft the Floral Napkin Rings:

Traditional napkin holders are also known as serviette rings. They were used for practicality and not just for decorations.

Step 1: Bending

Proper table etiquette implies that once your food is served, you should put the napkin on your lap, and the napkin ring goes up to the left side of your tableware. 

Step 2: Succulent flower

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Step 3: Wire

Start by measuring and bending a ring around your napkin with a thick gauge floral wire. This will be approximately 2-3 inches in diameter.

Step 4: Wrapping

Slide the flower napkin rings around your cloth napkins and use to add a little elegance for a spring table or dinner parties. Make these early in the day or a day ahead of time and store in the fridge to keep fresh!

Step 5: Mini bouquet

And more. You can use just about anything to make napkin holders.

Step 6: Center head

If you don’t want to make your own you can always buy them from your local craft store or online retailers.

Step 7: Adding flowers

Step 8: Add ribbon

But you can simply pinch the napkin in the center and pull it through the ring. 
Cut off florals towards the center head of the flower. Bring in florals towards the base of the succulent and wrap them around the ring, securing with tape as you continue to add more to the your little bouquet.
Insert the wire into the bottom of the succulent and cut off a piece of tape.


To finish off the napkin ring and to make it easier to fit the napkin through the ring, add ribbon to the finished ring. Start by wrapping at one side of the ring and continue wrapping around the ring until you reach the top/center again. Secure in place with a pin or tape if needed.

Conclusion

Before there were washing machines, everyone had their own napkin ring to identify which napkin was theirs until the napkins could get washed. 
Then, gather all your supplies. You can collect most of the items on the supply list below at a local craft store or supermarket.