The first step in dressing your wedding table is usually to choose linen. Tablecloths usually lay the foundation for your wedding table space. However, they are not a necessity! In fact, many couples are accepting the trend of keeping the table invisible. Now, before your mother-in-law desperately grabs her pearl, consider the following. If you are willing to choose the route without linen, it is important to choose a beautiful table so that when exposed, guests will instinctively understand that covering it would be an irony.

Wooden tables are very popular in natural and country-themed weddings; at the same time, white lacquered tables can elevate the wedding to a modern sense, while glass or mirror varieties add a sense of luxury.

Since there is no tablecloth, you will lose the decorative elements, so it is important to keep the fun and whimsical environment of the center decoration. Consider using table runners, chargers, or placemats.

Here are some pros and cons of not using wallpaper:

• It is easy to show the beauty of the table itself without using tablecloths or tablecloths, especially when it has a gorgeous finish.

• Easier to keep clean. You can easily wipe it clean and disinfect it. No spills or stains.

• If there is no tablecloth blocking the road, it will be much easier to get in and out of the chair.

• This is a great way to enhance wedding decoration.

• If you are using a wooden or mirrored table, the water ring will damage it, and the surface needs to be sanded and repaired to remove traces.

• If there is no tablecloth, the sound of the meal will be much louder. This is because placing glasses, silverware, and plates on a bare table will make a louder sound.

• Very fragile chinaware may accidentally chip or break if it is placed too hard on an exposed table.

• Unable to hide defects, such as scratches, nicks, or dents.

• Your centerpiece needs to be more ornate so as not to lose the visual effect on a bare table.

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