Pink Halloween starts at the table, and these are the plates that set the tone. Spooky illustrations, pops of pastel, and a chic orange and black stripe run across a custom die-cut shape, designed in-house for a Halloween that leans charming rather than gruesome.
How many plates do you need per guest? Plan on two per person for a party serving both food and dessert, one large and one small, then round up about ten percent for the guests who go back for seconds. At a dinner-sized Halloween party, large plates like these handle the main course while a small plate takes cake.
They also work as the serving surface on a buffet, or as the base layer under a haunted village centerpiece.
