Ceiling drapes

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Modern details mixed with a neutral color palette and organic designs decorated Hagar 21 South for Mike and Hannah's wedding.

Wedding venue drapes are a great way to enhance your wedding theme colours and completely transform your venue.

Quantity: 1 Ceiling Drape Material: Sheer Organza Color: Ivory Height: 40ft Width: 10ft Rod Pocket Size: 4" (located at both ends) Fire Retardant: Yes Edges: Hemmed One Piece Seamless Design Pair it with our Ceiling Draping Hardware Kit Note: You will need to purchase multiple panels to look like the pictures. PREMIUM QUALITY: These curtain panel backdrops with rod pockets are made from high-quality premium material. To make things swankier, we have designed it on the master of luster…

Ivory ceiling draping with bistro lights

PRICES MAY VARY. 💡 6-Pack Ceiling Drapes for Weddings: 6 panels white ceiling drapes for weddings, each ceiling draping fabric measure for 5 feet width x 10 feet length. Come with curtains light string, turn any empty room into a party-ready venue is to decorate with beautiful, flowy layers of floor to ceiling drapes! 💡 Wedding Ceiling Drapes: Made of WRINKLE FREE premium sheer tulle fabric, best fabric for ceiling draping, adding a very special ambiance, mood, feel, design and tone to the…

Quantity: 1 Ceiling Drape Material: Sheer Organza Color: Ivory Height: 40ft Width: 10ft Rod Pocket Size: 4" (located at both ends) Fire Retardant: Yes Edges: Hemmed One Piece Seamless Design Durable Flame Resistant (D.F.R): This textile will pass the flame tests even when washed up to 5 times. Pair it with our Ceiling Draping Hardware Kit

Does anyone have suggestions for doing draped ceiling curtains sort of like the photo? We have a narrow sunporch with a divided glass ceiling in our rental, and while we don't necessarily want the fabric up forever, with hot Kansas summer coming on, we figure it might help reduce the heat. Any thoughts or suggestions on choosing the right amount/type of fabric, somehow attaching it...potential ideas for making it movable and staying in a tiny budget...just about anything, really is wel…