Champagne Round Tablecloth
Champagne lives right between ivory and gold — warmer than white, a little richer than ivory, and easier to build a whole day around than either. It's the same soft, glowing shade you've probably seen on an Azazie or David's Bridal dress, and it behaves the same way on a table: it makes everyone and everything near it look good. Use it as your base and your florals, place settings, and accent colors get to shine without anything fighting for attention. Dress the whole table in it and you get a warm, candlelit glow that loves every kind of lighting. We'd reach for this one first — it's the neutral our couples come back to most.
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Frequently asked questions
How is champagne different from ivory?
Champagne has a warm, golden glow to it, while ivory leans cooler and creamier. Champagne really comes alive under candlelight and warm lighting, so if your venue glows in the evening, this is the one we'd point you toward — it'll read richer and warmer in your photos.
What colors go with champagne?
Just about everything, which is exactly why we love it. Champagne plays beautifully with blush, dusty blue, sage, burgundy, mocha, terracotta — pretty much any florals or accent colors you bring to it. Build your palette first, and champagne will happily follow.
Will champagne clash with my ivory dress?
It won't. Champagne and ivory are close cousins — champagne is just a touch warmer and more golden — so they sit next to each other beautifully rather than competing. If you'd like to see them side by side before you decide, start a free consultation and we'll help you compare.