Amscan Halloween Holographic Ghosts Luncheon Napkins
Gift type: Party Supply
Perfect pick for: Halloween enthusiasts, Party planners, Gift idea seekers, Kids' party organisers
Estimated Price: £4.00
Celebrate Halloween with these captivating holographic ghost luncheon napkins by Amscan. Designed to add a touch of eerie elegance to your festivities, these napkins feature a shiny, iridescent ghost motif that catches the light beautifully. Made from durable 2-ply material, they are both practical and festive, measuring 33cm in length and 2cm in height, with a compact width of 5cm. The pack contains 16 napkins, ideal for serving guests at parties or family gatherings. Their lightweight design makes them easy to handle, while the holographic effect enhances the spooky atmosphere. Perfect for children and adults alike, these napkins are a fun addition to any Halloween table setting, bringing a playful yet stylish element to your celebration.
These holographic ghost luncheon napkins by Amscan offer a unique blend of fun and functionality for Halloween celebrations. The standout feature is undoubtedly the iridescent holographic effect, which adds a shimmering, ghostly appearance that captures attention and sparks conversation. The design is playful yet stylish, making it suitable for a wide age range. The 2-ply construction provides sufficient strength for handling snacks and drinks, while remaining lightweight and easy to use. The size of 33cm ensures they are practical for various serving needs, and the pack of 16 offers good value for small to medium gatherings. Users will notice that the material feels durable enough for multiple uses or quick disposal, and the holographic finish maintains its visual appeal even after handling. While some may find the size slightly smaller than standard napkins, this is ideal for children or for use as decorative accents. Overall, these napkins enhance the Halloween experience by combining visual appeal with practical use, making them a worthwhile addition to any spooky party setup.
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