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How to set the dinner table?
Maybe you have learned how to set the table, but you have forgotten some complicated details. Here we help you review these etiquette.

Formal lunch

The table layout of formal lunch and formal dinner is similar, with only a few minor differences: the iced drinks and iced tea spoons on the lunch table remind people that this is a daytime activity; The arrangement without candles is also suitable for this atmosphere. A glass only needs a goblet and a wine glass. Older etiquette books say that tableware should be aligned at the bottom of the handle, but now looser etiquette allows you to put them at any beautiful angle at will.

Silver:

1. fork for salad 2. fork for lunch main course 3. knife 4. spoon for soup 5. oyster fork 6. bread cream cutter 7. teaspoon

Disks and cups:

8. Main course for lunch 9. Bread cream plate 10. Wine glass 1 1. iced teacups.

Table cloth, tableware, wine glasses and porcelain

Formal dinner

The main difference between formal dinner and formal lunch table layout is that there are more cups for drinking red wine and champagne at dinner. Please note that the glasses are placed in front of the knives and forks according to the order in which they are used: water glass, white wine glass, red wine glass and champagne glass. Also, the harpoon is placed on the left side of the plate, and the candlestick can also be placed on the table, because it may be necessary to light the candle. Coffee cups and spoons will be brought up after dinner when drinking coffee. The cards on the table further show that this is a well-planned dinner.

Silver:

Oyster fork salad fork main course fork knife soup spoon cream bread knife.

Disks and cups:

7. Dinner main course plate

8. Bread and cream plate

9. water cup

10. White wine glass

1 1. Red wine glass

12. Champagne glass

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Breakfast table

For a group, it is best to arrange a suitable breakfast table. Of course you don't need a salad fork, but if you have hot cereals, such as oatmeal, you should prepare soup scoops. You should also put a tea spoon, because coffee is provided from beginning to end. The juice glass is the only glass you need. Of course, if you also supply ice water, you need a tall glass.

Silverware: 1. Fork for breakfast main course 2. Knife for breakfast main course 3. Spoon 4. Tea spoon plate and cup: 5. Breakfast plate 6. Juice cup 7. Coffee cup and plate.

Tableware, placemats, porcelain, glasses, casual lunch

For casual lunch, you can use some heavy tableware, such as this simple porcelain plate. Provide glasses to cope with any drinks that may be provided. Coffee cups can be placed on the table at the beginning. You don't need a candlestick, because you don't need to light candles at all during the day.

Silverware: 1. Fork for salad 2. Fork for main course 3. Knife 4. Tea spoon 5. Dessert spoon and cup 6. Lunch main course plate 7. Goblet 8. Coffee cup.

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Leisure dinner

Casual dinner only requires informal porcelain and wine utensils, while stainless steel tableware is very suitable for casual style of casual dinner. What is shown here is that the bamboo placemats well neutralize the formality of the mahogany dining table. The salad fork was ignored, but the tableware for dessert was set at the top of the plate.

Silverware: 1. Fork for main course 2. Knife 3. Spoon for soup 4. Spoon for dessert 5. Cutter for dessert

Dishes and cups: 6. Water cups (larger) 7. White wine glasses (smaller) 8. Spare plates 9. Dishes for the main course of dinner.

Placemat tableware porcelain candlestick vase salt and black pepper jar: glass

Dinner with soup as the main course

For settings like intimate dinner in front of the fireplace, if soup is used as the main course of dinner, the layout of the table can be simplified. However, simplicity does not mean boredom. The unconventional dining table arrangement shown here illustrates this point: the square porcelain adds an emotional appeal to the traditional soup plate, and the grape wine glass with a square cup belly just reflects the geometric shape of the porcelain. For a dinner consisting only of soup, salad and bread, all you need to prepare is a soup ladle and a salad fork.

Silverware: 1. fork for salad 2. spoon and cup for soup: 3. bowl or plate for soup 4. plate for dinner main course 5. goblet

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