Half an ounce is not much to hold, and confetti is sold by weight because counting it would be absurd. Spread thinly it dresses two or three tables; tipped out in one place it looks like a spill. Scatter a pinch between the place settings and leave the middle of the table clear, since the cake, the platters and the camera all want that space.
The shape is the whole point. A mortarboard reads as graduation from the far side of a room, where a plain dot reads as any party at all. Clearing up is the trade: confetti works its way into carpet seams and stays there, so indoors keep it on the table covers and gather each cover up by its corners at the end of the night.
On the table
- One half-ounce packet — enough to scatter two or three tables thinly.
- Cap shapes read as graduation; plain dots read as any party.
- Leave the table center clear for the cake and the platters.
- Lift the cover by its corners rather than chasing confetti with a vacuum.
Specifics from the listing
- Includes one . 5 ounce Package
