Nine inches is the standard party plate: big enough for a plated slice of quiche or two hors d’oeuvres and a roll, small enough that guests hold it in one hand while holding a glass in the other. Twenty-four to a pack lines up with the size of a bridal shower, which almost never runs past twenty-five.
The Starry Night print — crescent moons and stars on deep blue — is doing something specific: it is the one pattern on this shelf that is not floral, blush or gold. For an evening engagement party, a rehearsal dinner in a garden after dark, or anyone who does not want a pastel table, it is the only celestial option in the catalog.
It carries a 3.4 rating, but from two people. Two ratings tell you nothing statistically; the site prints the count so you do not mistake the number for a consensus. Judge it on the printed diameter and the count instead.
On the table
- Nine inches: standing-and-holding size, not a plated dinner size.
- Twenty-four plates covers a shower of twenty with four in reserve.
- The only non-pastel print on the wedding shelf — deep blue with moons and stars.
- Matches the Starry Night plastic wine glasses in this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- 24 Starry Night Moon Paper Plates
- Disposable plates measure 9"
- Sturdy paper plates for all your serving needs
