Help with purchased table linens PLEASE!!

I bought table linens from www.linentablecloth.com and i wash like 5 to 6 tables at a time and place one tablecloth in the dryer under wrinkle free perm press for like 10 mins and they came out perfect and the chair covers i got to wash like 25 to 30 and i placed like 5 to 10 in the dryer under wrinkle free perm press and they came out perfect, and the overlays i wash like 10 ten of them and dry 5 together and the sashes i had 50 lavender and 50 pink and 50 mint green and 50 baby blue and i wash then all together and dry them in 50 at a time, and the runners wash fine too, and i hope this helps you and i just placed them on our tables and chairs cause we had a backyard wedding, but if you are bring them to other place then you would have to fold them in half, unless you have a rack on wheels that you can hang the linens from, so good luck.

A few years late, but thanks for the advice. I had spent hours ironing, and carefully rolling the linens and they still ended up coming out wrinkled. That said, no one noticed, and I still get a lot of compliments that it was the prettiest wedding.

I don't know if this will help and I haven't tried it myself yet but I read a post that said spread tablecloth on a table spray with water and let dry overnight. The weight of cloth hanging down will become wrinkle free as water dries.

Than you can hang

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Thanks for everyone's tips!

Heres my lesson learned from this. I just got married last week. I put in the dryer out of the package with a couple of ice cubes. Got out most of the major wrinkles. I tried ironing others but those wrinkles kept coming back. So i gave up and just folded nicely. On my wedding day...nobody noticed the wrinkles I stressed out over.

I'm so glad I googled this problem for my daughter's wedding. I tried most of the above including enlisting my friends who have brand new washers and dryers with special cycles (like wrinkle removers, and steam dry). I've been experimenting with various temperature washes and dryer cycles- BUT next stop will be the rolled up towels. Thanks. I've got 30 of the round and huge serving table clothes, so it'll be a long process.

I just bought linens myself they are pretty pricey to dry cean anywhere from 25$ to 13$ per linen your pick. I chose to do it myself I didn' want to pay more than what I paid for my linens to have dry cleaned. I washed mine threw them in the dryer, 1 dollar wrinkle released spray and steamed just a little. I have perfect linens. 😁

Following! also buying some later! hoping they come out easy, I am buying them from tableclothsfactory.com has anyone purchased from them?

View Quoted Comment I just ordered from them and tried them out at my sister in laws baby shower. The wrinkles were terrible on them. I could not get them out I tried ironing I tried drying on perm press and nothing worked. I decorated the night before and some wrinkles came out from being laid out but the satin over lays were extremely wrinkly. Im going to purchase a steamer and see if that helps

I just tested on two tablecloths (polyester from tableclothsfactory.com) straight from the package into the dryer with the "wrinkle guard" feature on my dryer and three wool balls that I got drenched with water. I turned on the alarm on my dryer so I would be ready on the spot when it stopped, and I set the dryer to sensing the moisture for how long to dry it. It ran for about 15 minutes, and when I pulled them out, there were no wrinkles!

When we get closer to the wedding (early June 2019) I plan to do this and roll them onto pool noodles (a few layers of the tablecloths on one noodle) to transport them to the venue. If I can remember afterward, I'll let you know how this worked!

Put them on the tables the night before, spray with a bottle of water, and then let them dry. The next day they shouldn't have any wrinkles.

View Quoted Comment How much to have tablecloth pressed for a wedding

I am no help because I have heard it's a giant pain, thankfully my day of coordinator is steaming all of our linens for us. I would not want to deal with that headache!

I did a trial run with ours yesterday. We sprayed them with wrinkle release then dryed on low for 20 minutes and they came out perfect!

View Quoted Comment This is a great tip! Thank you!