Personalized Christmas and holiday supplies
Napkins, paper plates, coasters, gift labels and bar signs for the whole of December. Printed with your family name and the year, a seasonal greeting, or the dog in a Santa hat.
December is a month of hosting rather than a single dinner. One design covers the cookie exchange, the office party, Christmas Eve and the day itself, which is a better argument for personalizing than any one occasion is.
Browse by piece
Christmas napkins · paper plates · coasters · gift and favor labels · hot cocoa bar signs · matching plates and napkins.
Classic red and green, or the quieter side of the season: cream, sage, gold foil, buffalo plaid, nutcrackers, poinsettia and a single pine sprig.
How ordering works
Choose your pieces, give us the family name and the year, and we design them. A free digital proof comes before printing. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Christmas questions
When should I order?
October or early November. December production fills up, and every year we speak to someone who wanted the family name on the table for Christmas Eve and left it until the second week of the month.
How much do I need?
Buy for the month rather than for one dinner. For a household hosting three or four times, 100 to 150 cocktail napkins, 50 dinner napkins, 50 dessert plates and 50 coasters covers December comfortably.
Should I put the year on them?
If you want them to become a tradition, yes. Families who add the year tend to reorder the same design every December with the number changed. Leave the year off if you would rather use the leftovers next winter.
Can you print our pet?
Yes. Send a clear photograph and we will draw your dog or cat, hat included if you want one. It is one of our most-loved December designs and an easy gift for whoever is hosting.
Can I use the same design for gifts?
Yes. The artwork goes onto sticker labels for cookie boxes, jars and parcels, so the gift wrap matches the table it came off.
Do these work for New Year's Eve?
Gold foil on cream or black works for both, provided you keep the wording seasonal rather than specifically Christmas. Tell us you want it to stretch to New Year and we will word it accordingly.