75ft Long White Drapery Swags (1 per)

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75ft long wedding ceiling swag draping is your perfect solution for large wedding reception jobs that need maximum coverage. These are primarily mounted on stable surfaces in big outdoor tents, large banquet rooms, and even from balconies to trees. If you are trying to cover a space that is up to 65 feet, then you are looking at the right DIY draping rental. If you need an option for a smaller space, then our 25 short ceiling swags might be a better fit. Read More...

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Easy Setup Instructions

How to mount to a ceiling or above

1. determine where you will mount from, how many you will mount, what is the spacing, how you will access it, how it will stay there, and how it will hang
2. lay the fabric long ways between the two mounting points to ensure it is long enough
3. use a zip-tie to attach the fabric to one end, with fabric in hand straighten out as you walk to the opposite end
4. accordion the fabric in your hand with the top layer least amount of slack to have a nice flowy look, then attach 2nd end to mounting point

How to attach to ceremony archway or railings

1. determine where you will mount from, how many you will mount, what is the spacing, how you will access it, how it will stay there, and how it will hang
2. lay the fabric out to make sure it is evenly space across where you will mount it on the structure
3. try to use the structure itself to help support the fabric as you weave it over rafters
4. you may need to use zip-ties to secure it in place
5. with fabric in hand straighten out as you walk to one of the fabric ends, accordion the fabric in your hand with the top layer least amount of slack to have a nice flowy look, then either tie off the 2nd end or place this on the ground with a paperweight that will not get the fabric dirty (keeps fabric from blowing in the wind)
6. do the same for the opposite side of fabric

How to attach to table

1. determine where you will mount from, how many you will mount, what is the spacing, how you will access it, how it will stay there, and how it will hang
2. we recommend using a portable ladder that is tall enough to access your mounting points (if doing more than attaching to table)
3. lay the fabric out to make sure it is evenly space across where you will mount it on the table
4. use a zip-tie/pipe cleaner/safety pin to attach the fabric to one end (this will normally attach with safety pin to existing table cloth), with fabric in hand straighten out as you walk to the opposite end
5. accordion the fabric in your hand with the top layer least amount of slack to have a nice flowy look, then attach 2nd end to mounting point in the same fashion

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