Vintage and Classic Damask Weddings：Favors and Others

Vintage and Classic Damask WeddingsFavors and Others

Common as it may be today, history defines Damask patterns as the linens of royalty. Damask is one of the basic weaving techniques founded by the Byzantine and Islamic weaving centers of the Middle Ages and is believed to have derived it's name from Damascus, Syria.

During the Second Crusade, weavers were brought into Italy to reproduce this fine pattern. In the 1600's weavers were producing fine linens in Belgium and the Netherlands. By the 1700's Damask was being produced also in France. Linens with the Damask pattern at this time was only being used by well-to-do and aristocrat Europeans and Americans. Ireland, Italy and France are now the countries where the finest damask is produced.

In 1926, etiquette expert Emilie Post stated, "No other table covering, no matter how fine or elaborate, satisfies our inherent sense of faultless suitability."

This traditional pattern gives receptions an upscale, vintage feel with its swirls and floral appeal. Play up the details and include on invitations, cake, linens and even in thewedding dress; or add just a subtle embellishment on the cake and napkins for understated theme. Here are some pictures for damask weddings. If you want a vintage and classic damask wedding, they will be helpful.

Favor Boxes

These White and Black Dynamic Design Favor Boxes are decorated with a flourish design and will form fashionable favors for your guests. The fuchsia grosgrain ribbon is a color decoration, showing a sweet feel.

Tea Light Holders

These Damask Traditions Tea Light Holders will bring style to your reception tables and radiant memories to your guests.Elegant, black, damask-style pattern surrounds the frosted-glass tea light holder. The clear gift box is accented with rich, black grosgrain ribbon and bow and silver-finishgift charm.

Guest Books

This beautiful white guest book with black damask design features a gatefold cover tied closed with black grosgrain ribbon. The spiral-bound pages record more than 800 signatures. It is classic and upscale.

Wedding Cakes

Decorated with damask pattern and bow sash, the wedding cake looks so classic and kind of vintage to suit your damaskwedding party dress andwedding accessory.

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