Embroidery services
Event embroidery,
ready on the day.
Weddings, milestone parties and corporate events. Napkins and table linen, bathrobes for the morning of, sashes, favours and keepsakes — stitched to a date that cannot move, because the venue is booked.
What we stitch it on
Pieces we handle.
Linen & cotton napkins · Table runners · Bathrobes & dressing gowns · Sashes · Handkerchiefs · Ring cushions · Tote favours · Guest towels · Aprons · Bunting
Supply your own linen or buy through us at trade prices — either way it’s one quote and one delivery, timed to the date you give us.
Worth knowing
Planning an event
is not like ordering workwear.
The date is the brief
Tell us the event date first and we’ll work backwards from it. We hold a slot rather than quoting a turnaround, and we will tell you honestly if a date is too tight rather than take the order and hope.
Every piece different
Sixty napkins with sixty different guest names costs no more per piece than sixty identical ones. Send a spreadsheet of names and we’ll stitch straight from it — and send it back for you to check before we start.
Small runs are normal here
A dozen napkins, six robes, one ring cushion. There is no minimum, and events are a steady part of what we do rather than a favour we’re doing you.
Fine fabrics need care
Linen, satin and organza mark easily and need a lighter backing than a polo shirt. We stitch a sample on your actual fabric before committing the full run — on delicate stock that step is not optional.
Metallic and tonal threads
Gold and silver read beautifully on satin and dark linen. Tone-on-tone — ivory on ivory — is the quietly expensive-looking option most stylists reach for.
Order a sample first
For anything going in front of guests, have one piece done before the full run. It costs the price of a single item and settles the thread colour, the font and the placement in one go.
Also worth a look
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Ready to see your logo stitched?
Send us the artwork and a rough quantity. You’ll have a price the same working day — no obligation, no sales calls.