Ten inches is the same banquet diameter as the eucalyptus plates on this shelf, and the count is the entire difference: eight instead of twenty-four. Eight is one table. A rehearsal dinner around a single long top, a head table at the reception, an engagement supper for two families — those are eight-plate events, and the larger pack would leave sixteen plates sitting in a cupboard until next year.
Sturdy Style is the heavier board, which matters most at this diameter: the wider a paper plate is, the more it bends under a served plate of food. The Rustic Wedding artwork appears twice in this range, here and on the cocktail napkins, so the two together make a set instead of two separate guesses at the same look.
On the table
- Ten inches — the same diameter as the eucalyptus banquet plates here.
- Eight per pack: sized for one table, not for a room of guests.
- Shares its print with the Rustic Wedding cocktail napkins on this shelf.
- Heavier board than a standard party plate, but still paper — support it underneath.
Specifics from the listing
- Included Components: 8-Count Paper Plates
