The second of two confetti kits on this shelf, with the same guest count as the other. The difference between them is the print: sprinkles rather than confetti dots, which is a finer, denser scatter that reads as a solid color field from across a room where the other reads as a pattern.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. A dense print carries a bare table on its own and needs no centerpiece; a sparse one needs something in the middle of the table to look finished. If the plan is a kit and a cake and nothing else, this is the one.
Serving eight. As with the other kits here, the individual counts are not published, so buy for eight; if the party is twelve, buy a second one rather than assuming spares. Two kits also means two of everything in the box, which is the simplest way to dress a food table and a dining table at once.
On the table
- Serves 8 — the sibling of the Birthday Confetti kit in a finer print.
- Sprinkles print: denser than confetti dots, reads as a solid field.
- A dense print carries a bare table without a centerpiece.
- No individual counts published — buy per eight guests.
