Bundles & Sets

Multi-piece sets and party bundles: coordinated dinnerware, cup and cutlery kits, and gift sets, in counts from a single table up to several hundred pieces.

How do I work out which count I need?

Count guests, not pieces. Plan two plates and two to three cups per guest for a meal with dessert, and a full cutlery setting plus about fifteen per cent. The piece count on the box is far less useful than the guest count a set states.

Is a bundle cheaper than buying separately?

Per piece, almost always, and it removes the risk of pieces not matching. The catch is what the bundle leaves out — most cover individual place settings and no serving pieces, so check the contents before assuming the table is complete.

Reusable or disposable for a big event?

For one large event, a disposable set for fifty costs a fraction of hiring and leaves nothing to wash or return. For anything repeated — a monthly table, a regular Sunday — buy ceramic or porcelain once and stop buying.

Are the bundles kept together as a set?

Each bundle is a single listing with its component pieces named in the description, so ordering one gets you every part rather than four separate line items that can arrive apart. If you only need one element, the individual pieces are listed separately in their own collections.