The Chinese Red Envelope Lantern and Fan brings a red-and-gold decorative detail to a corporate celebration table. Its lantern and fan design offers a specific motif for a cultural-event brief, rather than treating all red envelopes as interchangeable accessories.
Lantern and fan motifs for a coordinated setting
Keep the envelope as part of a restrained arrangement, with red and gold repeated in a few surrounding details. The lantern-and-fan design can connect a welcome or table display to the wider celebration without needing a large themed centrepiece at every position. Let the motif provide the detail and keep separate event messages simple.
Ideas for your event
- Corporate cultural reception detail
- Lunar New Year table styling
- Staff celebration welcome display
- Red-and-gold event accent
Plan the envelope and any insert
The envelope measures 17cm by 9cm. Compare it with the space available on the table or welcome display and discuss any intended insert separately. Choosing the envelope, place cards and surrounding decoration together helps the finished presentation feel coherent rather than like several unrelated small items.
Explore related hire options
The Chinese Red Envelope Gold Horse offers a horse motif in the same listed size, while the Chinese Red Envelope Good Luck is a smaller design. Browse Event Decor to carry the red-and-gold palette into other parts of the reception.
Hire Chinese Red Envelope Lantern and Fan
For Gold Coast, Brisbane and Tweed events, contact Events Fantastic with your date and venue. We can discuss this hire item in the context of your full styling brief. Call 07 5520 4648 or enquire online.
Answers to your questions
How big is the Chinese Red Envelope Lantern and Fan?
It is 17cm by 9cm.
Are message cards included?
No inserts are specified with the envelope. Arrange any message cards separately as part of your event.
How does it differ from the Gold Horse design?
The decorative motif is different. Choose the lantern-and-fan or horse design according to the occasion and the organiser’s brief.