Seven inches is the cake plate. It holds a slice, a fork and nothing else, which is the correct amount of plate for a shower where cake is the entire catering. A nine-inch plate for a slice of cake looks like an unfinished meal; a seven-inch one looks like dessert.
Twenty-four covers a shower of twenty with spares, which is the right margin for a plate that gets stacked under a napkin, dropped, or taken a second time by a guest going back for another slice. If the party is cake and nothing else, this is the only plate you need to buy.
The listing carries a 5.0 rating from four people. Four ratings is not a verdict and the site prints the number so you can treat it as one, but nothing about a printed dessert plate is likely to disappoint.
On the table
- Seven inches — a slice of cake and a fork, nothing more.
- Twenty-four per pack: a shower of twenty with four plates held back.
- Matches the Teddy Bear napkins, cups and 9-inch plates.
- For a shower where cake is the whole menu, this is the only plate needed.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates measure 7"
- Sturdy paper plates for all your serving needs
