Cutlery Sets
Plastic cutlery sets with equal numbers of forks, knives and spoons, from party packs to 600-piece heavyweight boxes.
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How many guests does a plastic cutlery set serve?
Divide the piece count by three, since each guest gets a fork, a knife and a spoon. A 150-piece set serves 50, a 360-piece set serves 120 and a 600-piece set serves 200. Add about 10% for spares, and more forks if dessert or salad is a separate course.
Do the sets include forks, knives and spoons?
Yes. Every set here has all three in equal numbers. For example, a 300-piece set is 100 forks, 100 knives and 100 spoons. Pre-rolled sets add a napkin around each fork, knife and spoon. If you only need one type of utensil, shop forks, spoons and knives sold separately.
Are plastic cutlery sets sturdy enough for a full meal?
Yes. They’re made from rigid, heavy-duty plastic that handles pasta, chicken, roasted vegetables and cake without bending. The heavyweight 600-piece sets are the thickest option and the best choice when you’re serving meat that needs cutting.
Which cutlery set is best for a wedding?
Gold is the most popular wedding choice, especially with white or blush plates. Hammered and baroque designs look like vintage flatware in photos. For a buffet, pre-rolled sets let guests pick up a fork, knife, spoon and napkin in one go, which keeps the line moving.
Plastic cutlery sets: one box, full place settings
A plastic cutlery set has forks, knives and spoons in equal numbers, so every guest gets a matching place setting from one box. Ours come in gold, silver, rose gold, clear, glitter and two-tone colors, in boxes of about 100 to 600 pieces.
Turn pieces into guests
Divide the piece count by three. A 120-piece set is 40 forks, 40 knives and 40 spoons, enough for 40 guests. A 180-piece set covers 60 guests, 300 pieces cover 100, and a 600-piece heavyweight box covers 200. Then add about 10% for dropped forks and second helpings.
Plan for extra courses
A set assumes one fork per guest. If you’re serving salad or dessert as a separate course, add a second fork for each guest with a pack of plastic forks. Serving soup or ice cream? Add spoons the same way.
Pre-rolled sets
Pre-rolled sets come with a fork, knife and spoon already wrapped in a napkin. A box of 100 rolls covers 100 guests and saves you the folding before a buffet or wedding. You’ll find more pre-rolled options, plus bundles with plates and cups, in dinnerware sets.
Every set here is hand-wash only. Wash in warm, soapy water if you want to reuse it, and keep it out of the dishwasher and microwave.