Christmas Paper Plates

Personalized Christmas paper plates for the holiday table

Heavyweight paper plates printed with your family name and the year, a seasonal greeting, or an illustration you have chosen rather than settled for. December means hosting several times, and washing up after every one of them is the part nobody looks forward to.

Dinner plates at 9 inches for the meal, dessert plates at 7 inches for the cookie swap, the cheese board and the children's table. Classic red and green, or cream, sage, plaid, nutcracker and poinsettia.

One design, the whole month

The same artwork prints on Christmas napkins, coasters and gift labels. Matching plates and napkins are grouped in Christmas plates and napkins.

How ordering works

Choose a size and quantity, from 8 plates to 800, give us the family name and the year, and we design it. A free digital proof comes before printing. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.

Christmas plate questions

Can you microwave paper plates?

Not these. The print and coating are not built for heat, so reheat on ceramic and serve on these. Worth remembering on Boxing Day, when leftovers and a microwave are the whole plan.

How many do I need for December?

Buy for the month rather than one dinner. A household hosting three or four times gets through roughly 50 dessert plates and 50 dinner plates. Orders run from 8 to 800.

What size should I order?

Dinner plates at 9 inches for Christmas dinner. Dessert plates at 7 inches for the cookie exchange, canapés, cake and the children's table. Most households want both, weighted toward dessert.

Are they sturdy?

Yes, heavyweight and coated. That matters for a proper Christmas plate, which is heavier than most things people eat off paper. For a loaded plate, take the 9 inch.

Should I put the year on them?

Only if you want them to be an annual thing. With the year, families tend to reorder each December with the number changed. Without it, the leftovers work again next winter.