Personalized Easter paper plates for lunch and the egg hunt
Heavyweight paper plates printed with your family name, a spring greeting, or a design built around eggs, rabbits and the first flowers of the year. Dinner plates at 9 inches for Easter lunch, dessert plates at 7 inches for cake, brunch and the children's table after the hunt.
Soft pastels rather than sugary ones: butter yellow, pale blue, sage, lilac and blush, with painted eggs, tulips, a single rabbit and gingham in spring colors.
Spring beyond Easter
This palette carries a spring brunch, an April christening and a baby shower. If you are hosting more than one spring event, one design covers both and only the wording changes.
Matching Easter napkins use the same artwork.
How ordering works
Choose a size and quantity, from 8 plates to 800, give us the wording, and we design it. A free digital proof comes before printing. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Easter plate questions
Can you microwave paper plates?
Not these. The print and coating are not made for heat, so warm food on ceramic and serve on these. The same applies to the oven and the air fryer.
How many do I need?
One dinner plate per guest for lunch, plus one to two dessert plates each for cake and chocolate. For 16 guests, 16 dinner and 16 to 32 dessert plates.
What size should I choose?
Dinner plates at 9 inches for Easter lunch, which is a full meal in most households. Dessert plates at 7 inches for brunch, cake and the children's table.
Are they sturdy enough for a roast?
Yes, at 9 inches. They are heavyweight and coated, so a plate of lamb, potatoes and gravy holds without bending. The 7 inch is not the right choice for a main course.
Will pastel colors print accurately?
Yes, though pastels are the easiest shades to get slightly wrong. Send a reference image or a hex code rather than a color name, and check it on the proof; adjustments there are free.
How early should I order?
Three to four weeks. Easter moves each year, so work from the actual date, and note it often sits alongside spring school holidays when post is busier.