Table Art

Yes, through Table Art's in-house manufacturing team. Custom tablecloths or napkins can be made in a specific fabric, colour, size, or finish beyond the existing catalogue — the brief is reviewed, fabric sourced, and a quote provided before production, with costs and lead times varying based on fabric availability and required meterage.

Table Art can quote based on your venue floorplan, styling brief, or Pinterest board — no site visit required.

70 fabrics across square, round, trestle, and table runner styles, with capacities of up to 120 of each size, plus 70 napkin varieties with capacities of up to 1,350.

70 fabrics across square, round, trestle, and table runner styles, with capacities of up to 120 of each size, plus 70 napkin varieties with capacities of up to 1,350.

6–9 months ahead for peak wedding season (October–April), and 2–4 months ahead for winter weddings. Last-minute bookings are also accepted, with styling options recommended based on availability for your date.

Yes, with Australia-wide delivery via national courier, and set-up available in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, and Gold Coast.

Every day of the week, Monday through Sunday.

Delivery, setup, pack-down, and bump-in/bump-out are all quoted on an hourly staffing rate based on distance to the nearest showroom, date, time, and task capacity.

A 25% deposit secures your booking, with the full balance due 7 days prior to your event.

If a cancellation or postponement is due to circumstances beyond reasonable control — such as fire, flood, natural disaster, pandemic, or government restriction — a credit note may be issued.

Yes, rescheduling to a date within 12 months of the original booking is accepted at no additional charge, with a minimum of 7 days' notice.

A standard damage waiver fee covers minor damage, though it doesn't cover loss, negligence, or items requiring full replacement (including burn marks on linen), which are charged at full replacement cost. Confirming your order means accepting these hire conditions.

Table Art linens can get wet, but they'll need air-drying before being placed in the linen bags for return, to prevent mould.

Yes, Table Art holds $20 million public liability insurance.