In the preparation of the wedding,we need to pay attention to many details.

For example, how does the bride and groom want their food to be served? How to choose your favorite tableware? What should the wedding theme look like?

In order to help the bride and groom break through their thinking better,I have compiled 4 tips about ceramics and tableware.

1. Simple dinnerware to let your food be centre stage

Sometimes, keeping your wedding catering designs and themes simple can be the best and certainly the easiest option.Classic and clean designs with white plate and easy to hold standard cutlery can not only save time on sourcing, expense on buying or hiring, but also allow your food to take priority.

When you already have key design features that stand-out to your guests – whether they’re part of your venue, your dress, flowers or food, then sometimes there can be no need to over-think everything.

One of our preferred suppliers of crockery is Plato Hire, who does a great range of crockery perfect for weddings and events with a large number of guests.

2. Recyclable disposables an eco-friendly wedding

There are so many new ways to serve your wedding meals and appetisers on recyclable plates now. Gone are the days of throw-away cardboard or paper plates that fold and collapse as soon as you take a helping of coleslaw!

Wooden,bamboo cutlery,wheat fibre and recycled paper plates are all great options and with many new and innovative companies popping up with greater emphasis on quality and design; an eco-friendly catering option for your wedding crockery and cutlery can look great. Just make sure when choosing these designs that they complement the rest of your wedding day and the theme(s) that you have chosen. Sometimes having fine dining, for example on organic, fibrous plates, doesn’t quite work.

Little Cherry does a fantastic range of eco-friendly party supplies, with a nice range of environmentally friendly wedding tableware and decorations.

3. Fine dining tableware to complement your food choices

When you’ve spent time and expense on selecting a five-course fine dining menu for your guests, then a good option to go for is keeping with elegant plates and crockery that complement the food being served.

Bespoke designs, fine china and classic crockery can really add to your guests' dining experience and accentuate the ingredients and food combinations that you have chosen for your wedding menu.

4. Afternoon tea for a chintzy and traditionally English theme

I may sound a little biased here, but one of my favourite things in life is afternoon tea. Who can resist the dessert cake stand with perfectly trimmed and garnished sandwiches with dainty cakes and a cup of English tea served from a teapot?!

Afternoon tea being served at weddings is becoming ever more popular at weddings and we’re certainly seeing more and more brides, including afternoon tea, as part of their hen party celebrations.

Decorating your guest’s tables with afternoon tea crockery and all the delightful food and drink that comes with it can be a wonderful way to break-up your day (especially if you’re planning a full-day celebration) whilst treating your guests.

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