Personalised Party Plates

Uniquely made

We print your photos or unique design onto the picnic plates using a specialist printing process that guarantees the colour won’t peel or rub away. Each set of plates is lovingly made to order here in London, UK, by our expert technicians. 

Care: Your personalised party plates are microwave safe. We do not recommend washing them on the dishwasher. Instead, use hot, soapy water and clean by hand. They are virtually unbreakable so can withstand falling from kitchen worktops. We do not recommend using a knife and fork with these plates. Use them instead for serving nibbles and finger foods.

Please note: Materials and articles in contact with foodstuff – Test method for resistance to microwave heating of ceramic, glass or plastic cookware. Certificate available upon request.

Handy hints and tips

Hosting a themed party? Don’t let it stop at costumes – carry on the fun with personalised party plates to take your event to the next level. Whether you customise your plastic tableware with photos to celebrate a birthday or quirky designs to match your fancy dress, they’ll make the party food more fun to eat.

Create your own kids plastic plates for a birthday party. Customised with their favourite football club or cartoon trend would be a hit with not just your child but all their friends too.

Family camping trips wouldn’t be right without a campfire, songs and some hotdogs, so why not make it even more special with unique picnic plate set? You can all have your own name and photo printed onto the plate to make sure nobody steals your sausage!

A few things you can do to ensure your plate looks perfect: 

1. When designing your plate, please make sure your image fills the whole space (including the red bleed area). This ensures your design covers the entire plate and doesn’t leave unprinted white edges. 
2. Because of how we print, there might be a +/- 2-3% difference in the plate’s positioning from what you see in our preview, so avoid putting important details close to the plate’s rim. 
3. Avoid putting circular patterns in your design close to the edge of the plate, as we cannot guarantee they will line up perfectly with the outer rim of the plate.