Lulav and Esrog Napkin Rings
Easy Lulav and Esrog Napkin Rings for Your Sukkos Table
These Lulav and Esrog Napkin Rings are a simple and adorable way to bring a little Sukkos charm to your table. Easy to put together and so cute at each place setting, they add just the right Yom Tov touch without a lot of work.
We featured these Lulav and Esrog Napkin Rings in this week’s Family First, and we’re excited to share the simple idea and directions here as well.
A mini artificial lemon gives the look of an esrog, while fresh or faux leaves add that natural greenery that works so beautifully on a Sukkah table. Paired with a cloth or cloth-like napkin and a woven napkin ring, it’s an easy DIY detail that gives your Sukkos tablescapes that extra touch.
They work especially well with natural, rustic or leafy Sukkos table decor, but they’re simple enough to coordinate with almost any tablescape.
You Will Need
- Woven napkin rings
- Mini artificial lemons
- Cloth or cloth-like napkins
- Faux or fresh leaves
- Hot glue gun

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Directions
1. Attach the Mini Esrog
Using a hot glue gun, glue one mini artificial lemon onto the woven napkin ring. Allow the glue to set.
2. Fold the Napkin
Fold the napkin in half on an angle.
Roll the napkin, then fold it in half.
3. Assemble the Napkin Ring
Slide the folded napkin through the napkin ring.
Tuck fresh or faux leaves into the napkin ring alongside the napkin to create the look of a lulav and esrog-inspired place setting.
Tip
If you’re using faux leaves, glue them to the inside of the napkin ring. This makes the leaves permanent and allows you to save your Lulav and Esrog napkin rings and use them again year after year.




