Dinnerware Sets
Plastic dinnerware sets with matching plates, silverware, cups and napkins in one box, sized for 25 to 100 guests.
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How many people does a dinnerware set serve?
Check the guest count and the quantities for the product or pack option you choose. Our collection includes both party sets and smaller reusable sets; the total piece count alone does not tell you how many complete place settings are included.
Do all sets include cups, cutlery and napkins?
Contents vary by set. Review the product’s packing information and your selected option before ordering extra cups, cutlery or napkins. If the quantities you need are not listed, contact us before you order.
Are these dinnerware sets disposable or reusable?
Both types appear in this collection. Disposable party sets and reusable wheat straw dinnerware have different uses and care requirements. Check the material, reusability and care information on the individual product page.
How should I choose a set for an event?
Start with the number of place settings you need, then check the dinner plates, dessert plates, cups and cutlery included in your chosen set. Consider whether you will serve a separate dessert course or need extra pieces for the buffet.
Can I put a set in the microwave or dishwasher?
Follow the care instructions for that specific product and its components. Material, color and appearance alone do not establish microwave or dishwasher suitability. Ask us if the use you have in mind is not covered by the product’s instructions.
How do I set the table with a dinnerware set?
Place the dinner plate at each seat, with the fork on the left and the knife on the right, blade facing the plate. Put the cup above the knife and the napkin on the plate or beside the fork. Add a dessert plate if your menu calls for one.
One box, every place setting
A plastic dinnerware set puts the whole place setting in one order: dinner plates, dessert plates, silverware, cups and napkins that already match. Our sets are labeled by guest count, from 25 to 100 guests, so the main decision is which size to buy.
Read the piece count the right way
The piece count covers every item, not every guest. A 50-guest set is usually 350 pieces: 50 dinner plates, 50 dessert plates, 150 pieces of silverware (a fork, knife and spoon each), 50 cups and 50 napkins. Most sets work out at six or seven pieces per guest. A few leave out cups or napkins, so check the list of what’s included before you compare prices.
Buy for the menu, not just the headcount
For a plated dinner, one setting per guest plus about 10% covers spills and surprise plus-ones. Buffets use more plates because guests go back for seconds, so plan on about 1.5 dinner plates per guest and top up with extra dinner plates. Serving dessert as its own course? Add a second fork per guest from our forks, spoons and knives.
Pick a look
White with a gold or silver rim is the classic wedding choice. Rose gold and lace-rim sets suit bridal and baby showers, and clear with gold works on any tablecloth. Plastic sets are made for serving, not heating: hand-wash them if you want to reuse them, and keep them out of the microwave. If you’d rather have dishes you keep, our wheat straw sets (service for 8) are listed as microwave- and dishwasher-safe. Finish the table with charger plates and champagne flutes.