Review on 🍷 Burgundy Sequin Tablecloth 60x102-Inch Rectangle - Elegant Wine Table Cover for Weddings, Parties, and Baby Showers -0103S by Sasha Hsiao

1.) I ordered a champagne rouge. That's great. The color is delicate, elegant pink, very subtle, almost neutral. It has the same richness as gold but is cool enough to pair beautifully with silver accessories. The finish isn't too glossy, but it's not entirely matte either. I rented a similar gold tablecloth that was much shinier. It's more of a metallic finish than a shiny holiday. That's exactly what I wanted. 2.) When I opened the package and shook out the tablecloth as instructed, seven (7) tiny sequins came loose. never mind 3.) The hem of this tablecloth is a simple raised edge. It's not a beautifully finished stitch, but the thread used to finish it goes well with the color of the fabric and the overall result is unremarkable. " from the long edge. So I'm guessing my fabric is in three parts, one long panel joined with two narrow strips to give a final width of 60 ". I don't mind - it almost looks like the intentional edge detail seen in the first photo I've attached. 5.) The seller included a cute keychain with my order. This is a birthday bear. I can't get excited about it. 6.) I paid about $30 for this tablecloth and it looks like a million dollars. I ordered a navy blue mesh lace topper to put over it and I'm not even sure I'll be using it. 7.) Renting a comparable fabric near me costs $40-50. You should buy this tablecloth. I had some concerns about color and was obsessed with gold, matte gold, blush, rose gold, champagne, and champagne blush scattered across half a dozen vendors (and to be honest any of them would have settled on my desk, but I wanted it so it's the perfect thing you know?). If you want a gorgeous adult neutral pink, get a champagne blush. I'm glad I did.