Silver Baroque Plastic Cutlery Set (180 Pieces)

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.

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.

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.

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.