White Paper Cutlery Pouches, 20 x 10 cm, 100-Pack
One hundred plain white paper pouches, 20 x 10 cm — about 7.9 x 3.9 in — each sized to hold one set of cutlery. The cutlery itself is not included.
What a pouch buys you is time at the wrong moment. Laying a hundred place settings means handling three pieces of cutlery per seat; with pouches you fill them the day before, stack them, and then set one object per place. The job moves out of the last hour before guests arrive.
It also solves a buffet problem that cloth cannot. Loose cutlery in a tray gets handled by every guest who reaches past it; a pouch means each person takes only their own, which matters more at a shared table than it used to.
Plain white is deliberate. An unprinted pouch takes a name card, a stamp, a sprig of eucalyptus under the fold or a length of twine, so the same hundred pouches suit a wedding and a christening without buying twice.
- 100 pouches per pack: enough for a hundred settings
- 20 x 10 cm: fits a fork, knife and spoon
- Fill ahead: moves the work off the day itself
- One per guest: nobody handles anyone else's cutlery
- Unprinted: takes a name, a stamp or a sprig
- Cutlery not included: pouches only
Details
| Includes | 100 pouches |
| Size | 20 x 10 cm (about 7.9 x 3.9 in) |
| Material | Paper |
| Colour | White, unprinted |
| Not included | Forks, knives, spoons and styling props |