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Christmas and seasonal holiday tableware
Christmas is the anchor of this section, but it holds the rest of the calendar too — the smaller holidays that get one table each and do not justify a section of their own. Table covers dominate, because a cover plus plain plates is how most households do a seasonal table.
Everything in the section
All 8 listings in stock at the last update. Best rated first, and the number of ratings is shown next to each one because a five from one buyer is not a five from fifty.
table covers · 3 ctKids Easter Activity Paper Tablecloth, 3 ct$21.60★4.712
napkinsChristmas Cars Vintage Napkins 48 Count, 6.5" x 6.5", Decorative Napkins for Christmas Dinner Tables and Winter Holiday Parties$14.88★51
placemats · 24 ctChristmas Activity Placemats, 24 Count$15.90★44
placemats · 24 ctDisposable Christmas Lights Placemats, 24 ct$18.90★44
party kitsWhimsical Winter Christmas Dinner Paper Plates and Napkins Set, Serves 16, Snowflake 9" Plates & 6.5" Napkins, Christmas Party Decorations, Heavy Duty Disposable Plates Napkins for Christmas$16.95
table covers · 3 ctCandy Hearts Valentine's Day Plastic Tablecloths, 3 Count$22.90
table covers · 3 ctValentine All Over Hearts Plastic Tablecloths, 3 Count$24.90
table covers · 3 ctSt. Patrick's Shamrocks Plastic Tablecloths, 3 Count$24.90Prices and ratings are as at the last update and are set by the seller, not by us; the marketplace shows what is current. Links in this section earn us a commission.
What the section holds
- table covers4$21.60–$24.90
- placemats2$15.90–$18.90
- napkins1$14.88–$14.88
- party kits1$16.95–$16.95
Counts are of listings in stock and priced at the last update; a listing is one pack, and pack sizes are given above.
Covers and placemats do the decorating
This is the only part of the catalogue where table covers outnumber plates. It makes sense: a holiday table is usually the family’s own crockery on a seasonal cover, not a full disposable setting. The activity placemats exist for the same reason — they occupy children at a long adult meal and cost less than a set of plates.
Buying for the whole season
Christmas goods appear in autumn and are gone by mid-December; the spring holidays appear in short runs six to eight weeks ahead. If a pattern matters, treat the listing date as the deadline rather than the holiday.
How much to buy
For a Christmas dinner of ten: one cover for the table and one for the buffet, one pack of napkins, plates only if you are not using your own, and placemats if children are at the table.
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Questions about christmas and holidays
Why are Valentine’s and Easter in the same section as Christmas?
Because each of them is one table a year. Grouping them keeps the seasonal goods in one place instead of spreading them across sections that are empty eleven months of the year.
Are the plate-and-napkin sets better value?
They are sized to serve a fixed number of people, which removes the arithmetic. Buying the packs separately is cheaper per piece but leaves you with leftovers of whichever item you overbought.
Do the patterns repeat year to year?
Some do, most do not. The plain metallic and seasonal colours in the solid range are the reliable way to keep a table consistent across years.