Best wholesale website to buy tablecloths???

I've heard some good things about tableclothsfactory.com

Although, I haven't ordered from them myself, so I would research them if you haven't already.

Linentablecloth.com

Where are you from?

Linentablecloth.com I got the economy white for $4 a piece. Good quality!

$14 dollars per tablecloth is so cheap. I got quoted $75 per table for mine. =/

Hi, I ordered mine from tableclothsfactory.com

Yes- they come in squished in a box so you will have to spend quite a bit of time steaming them and getting all the wrinkles out.

I think the quality was good for the price. I ended up saving quite a bit buying them instead of renting.

I asked the same question a while back and someone responded saying smartyhadaparty's were good

I'm getting mine from amazon they are a lot cheaper than what I found online

Smartyhadaparty.com and tableclothfactory. com

I have ordered from both.

It's not 'wholesale' but I bought tablecloths and lace overlays from amazon for my mom's 50th and they were beautiful. At $10 a table I wasn't expecting much but I'll be able to reuse them for multiple formal events down the road.

Efavormart.com are having a 40 percent off sale on everything.

Actually ordered (just a few to do my mock up) table cloth, napkins, overlay and chair covers from them. I am expecting my deliver today. I will post my opinion.

(ETA)

I only needed a few and went through Amazon because shipping costs to Hawaii were insane. I also got a few on craigslist. Don't forget that you may also need to steam them if you don't want creases.

Efavormart is where I got mine. They were exactly what I was looking for and about 1/4 the cost to rent. Of course I went with simple satin ones that did not go to the floor.

My semi mockup, I now get the fun chore of getting them ready

I say linentablecloth.com. I was quoted around $500 to rent and through that website I am getting them for around $300. It of course doesn't include cleaning but at least I will be able to sell them and make some of my money back.

I'd really rethink this.....you have to steam them, transport them, collect them, wash them, steam them again and then hopefully find someone to buy them. By the week of your wedding? This is going to be the last thing you want to be doing. And ditto on the 'selling' end.