Silk Fan in Elegant Gift Box

 Availability: Usually ships in 5-7 business days
 Price per favor:

Buy  12 - 23	Price: $2.85 ea.
Buy  24 - 47	Price: $2.55 ea.
Buy  48 - 95	Price: $2.10 ea.
Buy  96 +	Price: $1.90 ea.

 minimum order of 12;
 must be purchased in multiples of 4  (?)

What garden wedding would be complete without an elegant silk fan to keep your guests cool. Your guests will be sure to thank you exuberantly when you have this luxurious fan fan waiting for them at their table to keep them content during your event. It is also perfect for any Asian themed event or spring time party.

Each translucent, pure white folding silk fan has a smooth bamboo frame and comes, ready to give, in an intricately designed gift box with a delicate, laser cut leaf and vine pattern. The gift box is available in ivory or black and is accented with a matching ivory or black satin ribbon and bow. Matching personalized tags available at an additional charge. Fan measures 8 1/4" h x 1" w (closed;) opened fan measures approximately 8 1/4" h x 14 1/2" w, gift box measures approximately 8 3/4" l x 1 1/2" w 1/2" d.

A designer matching personalized tag is also available with a minimum order of 24 candles for an addition charge (see picture). Personalized tags are shipped separately, please allow one week for printing, or call for special or urgent requests.

Just enter your name and wedding date for personalized tags. (Minimum order 24 with matching personalized tags)

Shipping Time - When will I get this item?   This item Usually ships in 5-7 business days. Please allow an additional 3-7 business days for actual delivery after it ships. Rush Orders - Need this item sooner? Please email us for rush processing and/or delivery.

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